On Friday, Warner Bros. released the first full trailer for Christopher Nolan’s highly-anticipated science-fiction film Interstellar. It has since gone viral, and excitement for the film is tremendous.
We have the movie trailer, a fifteen-year-old’s brilliant anti-piracy system for theaters, history told through students’ eyes, and more –all below the jump!
The gorgeous trailer for Interstellar:
Hadaia Azad Ezzulddin, a fifteen-year-old girl from Erbil, Iraq, has devised an ingenious system to thwart piracy in movie theaters. Read about her infrared device at Student Science.
Plasma physicist Oliver Pike proposes an experiment to create matter out of light.
Book Expo America has released its guest list for their Children’s and Young Adult authors event, with appearances from Rick Riordan, Lemony Snicket, Rachel Renee Russell, and many others.
In an effort to stimulate creative problem-solving, FutureBook is hosting the first-ever publishing-centric “hackathon” in June.
The Wilson Quarterly takes a look at history, as told through student papers curated from across the years.
The always-lovely OpenCulture website features the only surviving recording of Virgina Woolf’s voice.
In promotion of The 40s: The Story of a Decade anthology of vintage New Yorker content, a delightful slideshow the era’s cartoons has been released.
Courtesy The New Yorker
