Editorial

Measurement is that deeply human impulse to quantify, classify, and represent the things around us. Measurement, broadly defined, is the association of numbers with physical and social phenomena. In a bid to understand the universe a little better, scientists have developed powerful tools and techniques to measure things that we believe to exist, – yet these are built on simple fundamentals a child could grasp: counting and comparison.

Poems

Ballistics by Neil Philip Young

Disciplines in Science by Nithish G. S.

el emenopi by Rebecca J Fiala

Flavors in a Switzerland Rabbit Hole by Lavinia Kumar

immobility time(s) by Kate Giffin

In search of the perfect unit by Jessica Maccaro

John Harrison by Clint Wastling

Lines Of Non-Extension by Janis Anne Rader

mean time by Max Mulgrew

Memory Recall by Jennie B. Ziegler

Métricas poéticas del paisaje devastado by Julio San-Martín-Órdenes

Mycoremediation measured by Jane Flint Bridgewater

Opposing truths by Diego A. Quiñones

out of Time by Naomi Bindman

Pluto by Martin Zarrop

Problem 2d: Analysis on leaving by Allison Lindquist

Space by Jim Welsh

St Francis' satyr by Katherine Moss

The invisible love story between viruses and immunity by Delphine Depierreux

The Space Rock by Naushin Raheema

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