Issue 105 (May - June 2015)

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20 articles

A Moment for Reflection May 1, 2015

Curvature of the Heavens

Mevlana Jalal al-Din Rumi, who lived in the 13th century, is still recognized as one of the most…

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Dialogue May 1, 2015

Four Cups of Tea

A visit to a mosque and a simple gesture of kindness remind the author that, despite what the…

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Chemistry May 1, 2015

Complexity Or Cooperativity?

Books, bodies, and beautiful paintings – these are all emergent systems. As our understanding of these systems grows,…

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A Moment for Reflection May 1, 2015

Bless Your Own Baby

Upon the birth of her first child, the author took it upon herself to bestow an important blessing.…

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Malleability  May 1, 2015

Humans and Metallic Materials

If we study the way metals are structured and processed, lessons can be drawn about how human’s function,…

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Spirituality May 1, 2015

Ghana and More

The Fountain was among the organizers of an important conference in Ghana. Many participants described the conference as…

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Fossil Fuel May 1, 2015

Fuel Cells

Today, humans get most of their energy from fossil fuels. We know this rate of consumption isn’t sustainable.…

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Questions & Answers May 1, 2015

Realizing Ideals

Question: In a society where disorder is rampant and a war of values is taking place, how can…

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Science Square May 1, 2015

Science Square (Issue 105)

Natural Antifreeze from Ticks Frostbite Protection in Mice Suggests an Antifreeze Glycoprotein Heisig M. et al. PLOS ONE,…

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Health & Medicine May 1, 2015

Antimicrobial Activity of Honey

Honey has been used by humans for millennia. It’s beloved by kids and adults alike. Honey is one…

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