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YOU ARE THE REASON
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Misplaced Lens Cap
trying on a metaphor

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if i look back, i am lost
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Not today Justin

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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i don't do bad sauce passes
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I love this so fuvking much.
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Human fingers can detect nano-size objects. This means you not only have the ability to feel a tiny bump the size of a large molecule, but if your finger was the size of Earth, you could determine the difference between a house and a car. Source
And yet its still almost impossible to find the end of the tape
cowards. i can already tell the difference between a house and a car
Cuttlefish pretending to be a hermit crab
@mmmskulljuice
look they were both being crabs thinking the other was a crab!!
“am crab.” “am also crab–wait a minute” “…YOOOOOOOOOOO” “YOOOOOOOOOOOO”
“Same crab!” “Same crab!”
I got Barclay a new costume and he is not 100% on board with my humor.
Fuckin…MELON COLLIE ahhhggghhhh
You know a pun bad when even a dog is disgusted by it lol
This project is slowly becoming an explanation of what it’s like after art school.
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Matsushima Island in Ki Province
Wool Rugs Resembling Pastures by Alexandra Kehayoglou
This has been a baby turtle (and tortoise) post.
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I think we can all use this right now.
The Phenomenon Of “Crown Shyness” Where Trees Avoid Touching
For years, scientists have been preparing for the Great American Eclipse. Here’s what they’ll be observing.
While many of us have been learning about the Great American Eclipse over the past few months, others have been preparing for this spectacular phenomenon for years. Scientists focusing on all kinds of disciplines, from solar science to animal behavior, have been planning experiments that will be conducted in the brief minutes of totality.
“For the scientist getting ready to capture these short moments, it can be very hectic and stressful,” says Shadia Habbal, an astronomer at the University of Hawaii who has seen over 10 eclipses and been preparing for the 2017 eclipse for three years. “The event cannot wait for you to be ready.”
A lot is riding on just a few minutes of darkness. Some projects involve hundreds of team members, networks of institutions, complicated technology setups and feats, and dozens of site locations along the path of totality.
“This is just an amazing opportunity for all of us to be scientists in a way, to be curious about this crazy natural phenomenon that’s happening,” says Angela Des Jardins, a physics professor at Montana State University.
From chasing the eclipse with refitted bomber planes to carefully watching zoo animals’ reactions, read about the experiments things scientists are hoping to do under the shade of the eclipse.
Illustrations by Jay Rasgorshek
What are your eclipse expectations? -Emily
no vine is better than this
Malia Obama representing me