C O S M I C F Y R

.....I only take credit for Amanita's Cosmos and my personal photos.....

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Goblin Forest, New Zealand

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Emily Balivet

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The Tree by Derek Kind

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Kissing Trees - Source: https://www.facebook.com/speakingtreebooks Glastonbury UK

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In July every year we have an event called ” Secret Gardens ” Last year we visited some of the best decorated backyards in the neighborhood and this guy had turned the complete backyard into a pond and gardens. The backyard was about 150 feet wide by 50 feet deep and a pond covered 85% of his lot. This 3 level pond was just beautiful and equipped with a filter hidden behind some bushes. The deep end about 4 feet was at the base of the falls, so I guess he left the fish there for the winter. At least this guy had no lawn to cut ! 

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I’ve reblogged this before, but I will reblog it again. This is my literal dream lawn. Combine it with some carnivorous plant bogs and I will never leave that land.

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✿ more hippie/nature/spiritual post here ❀

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A child collects water lilies from a lake in Norshingdi on the outskirts of Dhaka. The water lily is the national flower of Bangladesh

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Not all fluids are, well, fluid. Traffic, flocks of birds, ants, and even sheep can behave like fluids. This video shows an aerial perspective on sheep being herded, and despite the four-legged nature of these particles, they have a lot of fluid-like characteristics. You can watch ripples and waves travel through the herd and see how disturbances propagate. The herd is actually a brilliant example of compressible flow; notice how the sheep slow down and bunch up as they near the gate then speed up and spread out once they pass the constriction. This is exactly how supersonic fluids behave! (Video credit: T. Whittaker; submitted by Simon H and John B)

If you’re in the DC area, I’ll be speaking at the Annals of Improbable Research Show at the AAAS meeting Saturday evening. Our session is open to the public, but it’s likely to be crowded, so you may want to arrive early!

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This is just so wonderful!

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Lothlorien by Stefan Hefele

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nature blog

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