Fridaygram: Colossus revealed, risk-taking bees, super attire

Colossus, the world’s first programmable computer used during World War II for code-breaking at Bletchley Park, is now celebrated with a dedicated gallery at the National Museum of Computing in the UK, following efforts to preserve the historic site. Meanwhile, recent research on honeybees has uncovered that some worker bees exhibit a penchant for novel behaviors, such as exploring new hive locations, with scientists identifying a genetic basis for this "novelty-seeking" trait and influencing it through chemical treatments. Additionally, visitors to Knoxville, Tennessee, in March can view knitted superhero costumes at the University of Tennessee's Ewing Gallery, adding a whimsical touch to the local art scene. These diverse topics are featured in the Fridaygram, a light-hearted segment on interesting and nerd-friendly news.

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