Across
- 3. Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons.
- 7. Primary energy carrier in cells
- 8. Introduced a number sequence that appears in nature.
- 11. Author whose novels critique British society with wit and irony.
- 12. Historic center of learning and trade in Mali.
- 14. Fundamental force that pulls objects with mass toward each other.
- 16. Early microbes that oxygenated Earth's atmosphere.
- 19. He introduced printing to Europe with a famous Bible.
- 20. British series featuring a time-traveling alien with many faces
- 21. Region of space with gravity so strong not even light escapes
- 22. South Korean film that won Best Picture with its upstairs/downstairs metaphor.
- 24. This man-made waterway links the Mediterranean and Red Sea.
- 25. A complex geometric shape that repeats at every scale.
- 26. The world's largest art museum, home of the Mona Lisa.
Down
- 1. Japanese animation studio known for magical realism and hand-drawn beauty. Also recently had a lawsuit with an AI company for copying the art style.
- 2. She discovered polonium and radium and won two Nobel Prizes.
- 4. This empire lasted over 600 years and ended after World War I.
- 5. Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being consumed.
- 6. Double Helixed gene carrier
- 9. He envisioned a world of wireless energy and rivalled Edison.
- 10. Cell type specialized for transmitting electrical signals in the brain.
- 13. His theorem relates the sides of a right-angled triangle.
- 14. Approximately 1.618, it appears in nature and art
- 15. Ancient Greek who shouted “Eureka!” in a bathtub.
- 17. This artifact unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
- 18. Picchu Lost city of the Incas hidden in the Andes until 1911.
- 23. Mathematician who introduced the number e and made key contributions to graph theory
