"The Moon is one of the most important archives"

#OTD in 1969, humanity set foot on the surface of another celestial body for the first time: a momentous event that captured the imagination of the entire world. Astronauts Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin became the first people to walk on the moon. #Apollo50th #moonlanding https://t.co/KuhA4uUcxk

#OTD in 1969: one small step. Need we say more? 😉😃#Apollo50 #Apollo11 #MoonLanding [Pic: @NASA] https://t.co/bhpIMjhOyw

Focal dystonia is still incurable. When the disease affects professional brass players, this often means the end of their career. German Hornsound played in a special place to help Peter Iltis in finding a cure.

https://www.mpibpc.mpg.de/hornists-in-real-time-MRI

Spot On – Three Minutes of Anthropology with Annelise Riles

In this video of our series Annelise Riles, research partner of the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology in Halle, talks about her research on financial governance and how it is seen by citizens. And she explains how anthropological methods of listening and reflecting on others' points of view can help create more effective dialogue between experts and the public and reinvigorate democratic processes.