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Fifty years ago, on July 20th, 1969, one of the most incredible achievements in science, engineering, and sheer human ingenuity took place: two homo sapiens left the confines of a fragile landing module and set foot for the first time in history on an extraterrestrial surface. The collective spirit and …
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! That’s a wrap, everyone. The July Marathon is over! This cell was completed in 10 hours 13 minutes, achieving a size of 471 cubes. You also completed 6 more cells! Pat yourselves on the back, because that’s equal to your current record. Also, remember to join us next week …
Congratulations to @susi on reaching the epic, elusive 50 millionth point in Eyewire! She is the 4th player ever to reach this …
Is it just about marathon time? It sure is. Eyewirers, prepare to settle in for a night and day of epic tracing! …
With a mighty flash, the storm finishes, and Team Lightning is the last one standing! Congratulations to our winners, and congratulations to …
Do you love thunderstorms? Do you hate thunderstorms? Either way, they’re always quite the spectacle— and a great example of electromagnetic force …
It’s National Cherry Pit Spitting day so you know what that means.. a sweet party in Eyewire! Thanks to galarun, the winner …
2019 is halfway through! We reached the midpoint with a fun month of June, in which some of our players hit huge …
Here’s a new iPhone and Android lock screen background featuring a render of a cortical column found within the dataset that will become …
The Great Galactic Voyage is over! As our interstellar probe touches back down on Earth, we’ve managed to conveniently travel through just …
Happy Friday! To give you a comprehensive picture of everything new on Eyewire, here are all changes since the last report a …
Woohooooo! Nicely done, everyone. The marathon cell grew to 801 cubes and was completed in 11 hours 19 minutes, while you also …
