Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction
A fascinating crowdsourced project. You can read the backstory in this article in Wired magazine.
A fascinating crowdsourced project. You can read the backstory in this article in Wired magazine.
A wonderful Zooniverse-like project from the New York Public Library:
Help unlock New York City’s past by identifying buildings and other details on beautiful old maps.
A great Zooniverse-style project for the website of Australia’s Museum Victoria that allows you to provide descriptions for blind and low-vision people.
This is not only the single most important human endeavour that you can participate in, it is also ridiculously gorgeous.
Science!
The final amalgam of Star Wars Uncut is an absolute joy to behold. I enjoyed every single moment of this.
The Zooniverse boffins have done it again! This time you can help to transcribe ancient Egyptian texts. Brilliant!
Let’s make the Bletchley Park data machine-readable so we can start mining the stories they contain (like Old Weather).
Bletchley Park need help to catalogue and create a proper archive of these decrypts.
I want in!
The latest Zooniverse project is a beauty: you can help spot bubbles in infra-red images of nebulae.
Emergence, network theory, behavioural science ...these things have been occupying my mind a lot lately.