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Nature at 150: evidence in pursuit of truth A century and a half has seen momentous changes in science. But evidence and transparency are more important than ever before.
Norman Lockyer’s figure of a solar spectrum, published in the first issue of Nature.Credit: Nature Science is a fundamentally visual endeavour. It pivots on the material — whether that is an atom, a gene, a crystal, a whale or a distant galaxy. Its aim is elucidation. Thus, communicating research has always been predicated on combining image and text to share discoveries, ideas and observations.
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