We’re teaming up with the National Eye Institute to host a series of science-themed competitions that will take place between March and October, 2018. Kick things off with a special Scythe Marathon beginning at 8 am on Monday, March 5. Look for the NEI Marathon cell and race to trace, for the results of this marathon will be on display at an event on Capital Hill in Washington, DC on March 21!
At today’s closing ceremony we brought an end to the Winter Games for 2018, and everyone at HQ is thrilled by your …
Wow! Eyewirers, you completed this marathon cell in 53 hours 30 minutes. We’d say “finally,” but really this was a most impressive …
The winner of this Winter Games’ VS is Team Snowboarding! Eyewire’s picked a delightfully daring way to get yourself across the snow. …
Can you imagine an actual winter marathon? People do run them, but besides the usual challenges of running 26 miles nonstop, there’s …
Hit the slopes! There are many among us who believe the best way to enjoy a winter day is up in the …
Figure skating! Always an audience favorite. Jackson Haines, a 19th century American who began his career as a ballet dancer, is generally …
Happy Friday! Here are all changes on Eyewire since the last report, even if there was a separate post about something big, …
Some sledding was made for the daredevils among us: for instance, the luge, where one or two people send themselves hurtling feet-first …
Originating in 18th century Norway, the biathlon has become a winter Olympic event that’s focused on finding the perfect balance of speed …
Remember the first Eyewire Winter Games? That was all the way back in 2014, coinciding with the XXII Olympic Winter Games in …
We, for one, welcome our new kaiju overlords. The victory in this VS goes to the kaiju! Well fought, one and all. …
