6 Stories by Richard Baguley
Five of the world's most unusual forms of currency.
The Franklin Expedition's untimely demise may have been down to an unlikely suspect–tinned food
How attempts to mimic the behavior of insects transformed artificial intelligence in the 1990s.
Nineteenth-century scientists faced a conundrum: How does light work? While they understood that light was a wave–Newton and others had proved that it behaves...
The tactician Sun Tzu didn’t have drones when he wrote The Art of War more than 2,000 years ago, but his work foreshadowed the...
Today we "browse the web," but we almost ended up "digging around in Gopherspace."
