How big is the moon when seen through your legs?
14 July 2021
The moon as seen through your legs, plus a parasite fungus that sends insects on a sex spree and NASA’s Solar System Ambassadors, in Feedback’s weekly weird round-up
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This week’s new questions
14 July 2021
A rainbow is composed of a continuous spectrum of wavelengths of light, so why do we see it as discrete colours? And what would Earth be like if life had never existed?
Is there any harm in drinking too much tea? Part 2
14 July 2021
Are the tannins in tea really tannins, asks one reader. And what about fluoride levels in cheap tea?
Tom Gauld's optimistic chemist
14 July 2021
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoon
Twisteddoodles gets a photo op with scientists
14 July 2021
This week's cartoon from Twisteddoodles
