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L’arancia è un frutto d’acqua - Claudio Rocchi

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wowgreat: PATRICK MORRISSEY, “In Awe of Industry”, Archival print on aluminium, 2012 — (via FINISH FETISH)

wowgreat:

PATRICK MORRISSEY, “In Awe of Industry”, Archival print on aluminium, 2012 — (via FINISH FETISH)



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acqua-di-fiori:

Acqua-Di-Fiori : Speechless! Magnificent!


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leprocrastinateur: From a chronophotographic study by Étienne-Jules MAREY (1893).

leprocrastinateur:

From a chronophotographic study by Étienne-Jules MAREY (1893).

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A robot that runs like a cat


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The Concept Art of Yongsub Noh.

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infinity-imagined:

Coccolithophores are microscopic algae that first appeared 220 million years ago, and flourished during the cretaceous period.  They produce peculiar plates called cocoliths out of calcium carbonate, and incorporate them into their shells.  As they die and sink to the ocean floor, they remove carbon from the atmosphere and produce chalk.  This biological activity is an important regulator the global carbon cycle.

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thecreatorsproject:

Stunning Topographical Images Created From Just Three Lines

From just three simple lines artist Mike Creighton renders complex and detailed topographic landscapes. In his generative art series Line Topography he samples three horizontal scanlines to acquire three lines to draw with explaining that, after choosing color palettes, he then uses these as a “brush” to create the basic structure of his images through a custom app created in Processing.

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enchantedengland: wanderthewood:Gloucester Cathedral, England by childishToy*

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wanderthewood:Gloucester Cathedral, England by childishToy*

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old-prepper: negative-corpus: satans-advocate: ultrafacts: 50 years ago, at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, second-in-command Vasilli Arkhipov of the Soviet submarine B-59 refused to agree with his Captain’s order to launch nuclear torpedos against US warships and setting off what might well have been a terminal superpower nuclear war. The US had been dropping depth charges near the submarine in an attempt to force it to surface, unaware it was carrying nuclear arms. The Soviet officers, who had lost radio contact with Moscow, concluded that World War 3 had begun, and 2 of the officers agreed to ‘blast the warships out of the water’. Arkhipov refused to agree – unanimous consent of 3 officers was required and thanks to him, the world was saved from being scarred badly. His story is finally being told the BBC is airing a documentary on it. Source / More Facts HERE thinking for yourself. might just save the god damn world. For that comment^^ A sane man at the right place and the right time!

old-prepper:

negative-corpus:

satans-advocate:

ultrafacts:

50 years ago, at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, second-in-command Vasilli Arkhipov of the Soviet submarine B-59 refused to agree with his Captain’s order to launch nuclear torpedos against US warships and setting off what might well have been a terminal superpower nuclear war.

The US had been dropping depth charges near the submarine in an attempt to force it to surface, unaware it was carrying nuclear arms. The Soviet officers, who had lost radio contact with Moscow, concluded that World War 3 had begun, and 2 of the officers agreed to ‘blast the warships out of the water’. Arkhipov refused to agree – unanimous consent of 3 officers was required and thanks to him, the world was saved from being scarred badly.

His story is finally being told the BBC is airing a documentary on it.

Source / More Facts HERE

thinking for yourself.

might just save the god damn world.

For that comment^^

A sane man at the right place and the right time!


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wired:

chels:

Justin sent me an email this morning with the subject line “CRITICAL INFORMATION” that just contained a link to this story of a pipe-cleaning ferret named Felicia from Fermilab. 

Back in the ’70s, the scientists at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory were looking for a way to clear the tubes of their newly built particle accelerator of the bits of dust that could derail a high-energy beam of particles whipping around at the speed of light.

Some ingenious scientist remembered that ferrets were used on English estates to go down rabbit burrows and scare the critters out (hence the phrase “ferret out”) and so, Felicia the ferret was employed by Fermilab to clean out the atom smasher. They tied a piece of string with a cotton swab to her tail, set her in the tubes, and then banked on her natural curiosity to lead her around the four-mile particle collider.

Felicia is now officially my favorite animal in science history. 

Here’s something for your adorable break in the day.



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veetr0n:

A Tribe Called Quest - “Luck of Lucien”

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bathtubginrummy:

They got a name for the winners in the world
And I want a name when I lose
They call Alabama the Crimson Tide
Call me Deacon Blues

Steely Dan | “Deacon Blues”

I was expecting more posts of this song because of last night…I think I overestimate the popularity of Steely Dan. 


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“ La miglior specie d’amico è quel tipo con cui puoi stare seduto in un portico e camminarci insieme, senza dire una parola, e quando vai via senti che è come se fosse stata la miglior conversazione mai avuta. Paulo Coelho (via diversetracce)

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