This Earth Day we’re going to talk about real, practical things people around the world are doing to make the Earth a better place.
Gerrymandering is nearly as old as American democracy itself. In the 19th century, politicians redrew maps to weaken opponents. However, in the 20th century, redistricting became more precise, with politicians using census data to suppress certain voting blocs.
It’s Flashcard Friday here at Math! Science! History! And this Friday, I’m bringing you some perspective. That was a photography joke. Today, I will talk about some simple math tricks that will help you improve your photography. Whether using your phone or camera, these tricks will help get you some of the best photos with a new perspective! First, let’s
Today is a very somber podcast because it’s a bad day for science.