Ryan F. Mandelbaum

Former Gizmodo physics writer and founder of Birdmodo, now a science communicator specializing in quantum computing and birds

  • Life Is Thriving 2,600 Feet Beneath The Seafloor

    Life Is Thriving 2,600 Feet Beneath The Seafloor

    You won’t see many living things above the ocean surface hundreds of miles southeast of Madagascar—an albatross or the occasional fishing vessel may break up the hours of solitude. But beneath the surface, lava from Earth’s mantle has uplifted a long, underwater mountain range with a flat top extending 5 kilometres above the seafloor. Its…