Eyewire presents: Reptile Pile
Ah it’s summer again! Time to find a hot rock to sun yourself on and kick that body heat up to 11. …
July Marathon: Results
Phew! We sure worked up a sweat on Eyewire. This 1958-cube marathon cell was completed in 6 days, 22 hours, and 43 …
Get ready for the July Marathon!
Whether you want to chill out as the slow and steady tortoise or streak ahead as the speedy hare, a marathon has …
July Accuracy Happy Hours
Happy July! How’s your accuracy been since our last Accuracy Happy Hours? The time has come to find out and scoop up …
Victory to Team Fresh Water!
Looks like Eyewire is keeping it fresh. Team Fresh Water has triumphed in this hydrological contest. It was a well-fought battle, and …
Fresh Water vs. Salt Water
When it comes to the water you can actually drink as a human being, there’s no question: fresh water is the way …
June Accuracy Happy Hours
We’re almost halfway through 2022? That can’t be real! But if it seems like a bit much to process the inexorable forward …
Fossil Fever: Awards
All competition events for Fossil Fever have finished, but we hope you enjoyed the closing ceremony and also the challenge week in …
Fossil Fever: Marathon Results!
Talk about putting the “trace” in trace fossils! You finished this 1301-cube marathon cell in 17 hours 28 minutes, along with 5 …
Fossil Fever: Carbonization Triumphs!
Big congrats to Team Carbonization! It appears you’ve proven Eyewire’s fossilization method of choice. Congrats too to the permineralizers on their own …
Fossil Fever: Trace Fossil Marathon
As tribute to the biggest tracing event of our competition, let’s take a look at the fossils that share in the tracing …
Fossil Fever: Permineralization vs Carbonization
Many roads lead to fossilization, but they all require the stars to align as the perfect conditions allow animal and plant remnants …