Nautilus Narrations

Nautilus Narrations

Good science writing teaches you. Great science writing touches you. Nautilus is only interested in the great stuff. Listen to science stories that will spark your curiosity and stir your soul, read by some very interesting people.

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The Tiny Ant and the Mighty Lion, narrated by Lisa Schonberg

The Tiny Ant and the Mighty Lion, narrated by Lisa Schonberg

Drummer, composer, and bioacoustic artist Lisa Schonberg knows the hidden power of ants. Through her project Amplifying the Tropical Ants (ATTA), Schonberg recorded the tiny pitter-patter of Amazon an...

11 Okt 20245min

Is AI Art Really Art - narrated by Gep Repasky

Is AI Art Really Art - narrated by Gep Repasky

“There’s definitely a lot of mental breakdowns at the studio if I’m being so real,” Lunar Vacation singer Gep Repasky said in a recent interview about the emotional toll creating the band’s latest alb...

27 Sep 20246min

The Remarkable Emptiness of Existence - narrated by Cassandra Jenkins

The Remarkable Emptiness of Existence - narrated by Cassandra Jenkins

When you hear about “the vacuum of space” it’s tempting to imagine an infinite void of nothingness, but according to astrophysicist Paul M. Sutter, the vacuum of spacetime “is an entity in its own rig...

13 Sep 20248min

Seeing Through Animal Eyes - narrated by Jasamine White-Gluz of No Joy

Seeing Through Animal Eyes - narrated by Jasamine White-Gluz of No Joy

The shoegaze genre is famous for its distortion, passing the sounds an electric guitar makes through filters to transform them into something new. Biologist Daniel Hanley does something similar with l...

23 Aug 20244min

Can Tripping Save the Planet? - narrated by Isabella LaLonde

Can Tripping Save the Planet? - narrated by Isabella LaLonde

Mushrooms sprout up overnight, but iconic jewelry brands usually don’t—except for Beepy Bella. The brainchild of wunderkind artist Isabella Lalonde, Beepy Bella enjoyed rapid success earning her a spo...

16 Aug 20246min

Faulty Memory Is a Feature, Not a Bug - narrated by Dent May

Faulty Memory Is a Feature, Not a Bug - narrated by Dent May

Dent May know a thing or two about memory. The indie-pop artist’s song “Time Flies When You're Having Fun" starts with the line “Walk through a memory,” going on to say “Traveling in a fantasy, trust ...

9 Aug 20246min

The Oldest Ecosystems on Earth - narrated by fish narc

The Oldest Ecosystems on Earth - narrated by fish narc

Our most ancient ecosystems are in a state of constant renewal. “They all create or reinforce the very conditions they need to survive,” writes Ferris Jabr in his story “The Oldest Ecosystems on Earth...

2 Aug 20245min

A Cosmic Glitch in Gravity - narrated by Marissa Nadler

A Cosmic Glitch in Gravity - narrated by Marissa Nadler

Einstein’s theory of gravity is a cornerstone of modern cosmology, but astronomical observations far away near the “cosmological horizon” suggest gravity may act differently at large scales. Is there ...

26 Juli 20245min

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