The tallest mountain in the solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars. It has a height of 25 km, Mount Everest is 'only' 8.8 km tall.

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The tallest mountain in the solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars. It has a height of 25 km, Mount Everest is 'only' 8.8 km tall.
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Greek marble shell, used as grave offerings for the dead
400 BCE
Metropolitan Museum of Art 1995.19
junction of frontal and parietal cranial bones in white-tailed deer. oldest to youngest
Shirin Neshat, Iranian-American artist, whose exposed body parts are covered with Persian script with Farsi quotations from Iranian feminist erotic poetry. Iran. 1997
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Emerald Moth (Geometra papilionaria)
We do not, as children, first enter into language by consciously studying the formalities of syntax and grammar or by memorizing the dictionary definitions of words, but rather by actively making sounds—by crying in pain and laughing in joy, by squealing and babbling and playfully mimicking the surrounding soundscape, gradually entering through such mimicry into the specific melodies of the local language, our resonant bodies slowly coming to echo the inflections and accents common to our locale and community.
David Abram, The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World