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The Eagles Rescue Frodo and Sam by Joan Wyatt
Look at this alien-like jellyfish just found in the Mariana Trench
Scientists have just discovered a bizarre type of jellyfish that looks like it belongs on another world. Scientists stumbled upon the jellyfish when they sent a remotely operated vehicle down into the deepest part of the world’s oceans, the Mariana Trench. In related jellyfish news, look at this super tiny jellyfish that will leave you in excruciating pain and sickness.
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Taonius borealis: Bizarre Deep-sea Squid with Snooki Hair and Giant WALL-E eyes!
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Jørgen Brems Boberg (Danish, 1940–2009).
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god favors the faggot and the perverted // background photo by george platt lynes
❤️The Eye of God.
This image from the Spitzer Space Telescope shows infrared light coming from the well-studied Helix Nebula, Helix Nebula , NGC 7293 or God’s Eye Nebula.
It's a planetary nebula in the constellation Aquarius, about 680 light-years away. It is one of the closest to Earth and was discovered by Karl Ludwig Harding in 1824
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The art of movement. ” Vera Maya Studio, 1926
The photograph above shows a team of human liquidators as they prepare to clean the radioactive debris off the roof of the No. 4 Reactor.
The Soviet Union sent in 600,000 humans who did everything from hosing down the street, felling trees, removing radioactive debris, and building a concrete sarcophagus around the exposed reactor. Their bravery - of course - came at a price; the white charged subatomic particles ravaged their cells and shortened their life spans. The selfless actions of the human liquidators were credited with limiting both the immediate and long-term damage from the disaster.
There is a monument to commemorate the human liquidators outside the fire station in Chernobyl town.
Occultation of Saturn behind the Moon, captured by New Zealand astronomer, Paul Stewart [976x1200]
Dancer dancing, photography by Max Dupain , ca. 1940′s.
Fig. 34. The bee’s stinger. The honey bee : its natural history, anatomy, and physiology. 1890.
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Gambian dancer. Die Masken und Geheimbünde Afrikas. 1898. Color inverted.
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On the 11 of June, 1962, three inmates escaped from Alcatraz prison. They created fake heads fashioned from soap, toothpaste, concrete dust, and toilet paper and used them as decoys to fool the guards into thinking they were still asleep in their cells.
Fig. 49. “Hold marble in (this) manner. It will feel like two marbles.” An abridgment of the hygienic physiology. 1884. See also.