Marathon, Page 2

Chemical Curiosities: Battery-Powered Marathon

As we hinted in our VS post’s information about the pH scale, electromagnetism has a role to play in chemistry as much …

Turtles may take their time, but they get the job done! This 829 cube marathon finished just under the 1 day …

Turtles come from the order Testudines, and are recognizable by their shells, which developed from their ribs. A turtle’s shell is part …

Phew! We sure worked up a sweat on Eyewire. This 1958-cube marathon cell was completed in 6 days, 22 hours, and 43 …

Whether you want to chill out as the slow and steady tortoise or streak ahead as the speedy hare, a marathon has …

Talk about putting the “trace” in trace fossils! You finished this 1301-cube marathon cell in 17 hours 28 minutes, along with 5 …

As tribute to the biggest tracing event of our competition, let’s take a look at the fossils that share in the tracing …

Looks like we have some spring fever on Eyewire! You finished the 328-cube marathon cell finished in 19 hours 47 minutes. Many …

On our new competition calendar, we took a break from marathoning in March, but now we’re back! Hot on the heels of …

That really was some lightspeed tracing, wow! You finished the 200-cube marathon cell in 2 hours 55 minutes, and you also finished …

Throughout the rest of this competition, we’ve talked a lot about what light does: how it interacts with objects, how our eyes …

The winds of winter couldn’t stop you! Congrats on a great marathon, everyone. This 775-cube marathon cell finished in 22 hours 57 …