Chris Drudge, Nautilus

Chris Drudge

Nautilus

Hamilton, ON, Canada

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Nautilus
  • Hakai Magazine

Past articles by Chris:

A New Explanation for One of the Strangest Occurrences in Nature—Ball Lightning

Explanations for how ball lightning is formed are even more diverse than its physical characteristics. Just a sampling of the theories… → Read More

Is Obesity Thrifty or Drifty?

Over 72 million Americans are obese—a condition associated with a plethora of negative health outcomes including diabetes, cancer,… → Read More

Living in a Bubble

These five organisms find home in sea foam. → Read More

Rooting for the Favorite Is a Sign of Social Dominance

Over the first week of the Rio Olympics, an ancient narrative played out in the men’s rugby sevens tournament. Rising through a… → Read More

Distraction Can Make You a Faster Cyclist

In the slightly surreal yet decidedly wonderful 2003 animated film The Triplets of Belleville, three drugged cyclists pedal stationary… → Read More

To Measure the Power of Lightning, Get a Shovel

It was a rainy, early summer day in the Hamptons, a few years before the First World War. Robert W. Wood, a physicist (and later a… → Read More

A New Explanation for One of the Strangest Occurrences in Nature: Ball Lightning

Every so often, given the proper conditions, a small and roughly spherical piece of the atmosphere around us will briefly catch fire.… → Read More

These Clumps of Undigested Food Used To Be Medicinal Charms

Digestive Tract Bling: A bezoar mounted in gold filigree, from late-17th century India—now in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.When… → Read More

Here Are 5 Ways Lightning Shapes Life on Earth

Lightning is the flash and rumble of an electron swarm leaping across the sky. With extravagant swiftness it moves through a cloud,… → Read More