History of computers: A brief timeline By Timothy Williamson last updated 22 December 23 Reference The history of computers began with primitive designs in the early 19th century and went on to change the world during the 20th century.
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Endurance Expedition: Shackleton's Antarctic survival story By Tom Garner published 9 March 22 Reference The Endurance Expedition was a failed mission to cross the Antarctic on foot, leaving 28 explorers stranded.
NATO: Organization, mission and members By Marc Lallanilla published 24 February 22 Reference NATO is an alliance of 30 member states, each with a pledge to protect other members if attacked.
Did the Redcoats teach George Washington how to fight? By Timothy Williamson published 17 February 22 Inside the latest History of War: How the first president and Founding Father learned the art of command while serving with the British.
Patton: The US Army's toughest and most feared WWII general? By Timothy Williamson published 21 January 22 Inside the latest History of War magazine: Why was "Old Blood and Guts" feared by both allies and enemies alike?
What does transgender mean? By Alina Bradford, Timothy Williamson published 18 November 21 Reference The term transgender describes people whose gender identity differs from the sex to which they were assigned at birth.
How accurate are DNA tests? By Timothy Williamson published 9 November 21 Reference Exactly how accurate are DNA tests, and how much can your genetic data really reveal about you? To find out, we asked a molecular biologist.
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