The last-minute switch that led to a cinematic icon. Also, did glacial melting lead to breakthrough discovery on Everest? And why are auroras becoming more common?
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PHOTOGRAPH BY WARNER BROS MGM / RGR COLLECTION / ALAMY |
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An aging, powerful person? A beautiful queen capable of a terrifying transformation? A green-faced, broom-riding crone (shown above, from The Wizard of Oz)? Few things are as ill-defined as a witch—and few negative stereotypes have endured so long in so many societies. How did movie icons shape our image of a “witch”? |
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MICROGRAPH BY LOUISE HUGHES, SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY |
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What would you do if your children were going blind? In the stunning National Geographic documentary Blink, a family races around the world, seeking to build visual memories before their children’s eyesight fades. The kids have the most common form of blindness for people under 60. Here’s what we know about it.
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