dednah thgir yltsom

Houston, Texas, USA.

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Takamoto Yamauchi

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ROUBILIAC, Louis-François Tomb of Sir Joseph and Lady Elizabeth Nightingale 1761 Marble Westminster Abbey, London

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Rodd Redwing, 1956

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1941 Cadillac Hearse.

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Whoa.

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Apparently, they never got around to studying it. So his head just sits on a shelf at the University of Lisbon… staring at you… all the time… forever…

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30000fps, White Sphere, 2016

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DELAROCHE, Paul Young Christian Martyr 1853 Oil on canvas, 74 x 60 cm The Hermitage, St. Petersburg

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Nicolai Howalt

[centuriespast]

Leopold Schmutzler (German, 1864-1940) Woman in Costume, ca. 1910

Frye Art Museum

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Jean Paul Gaultier S/S 2010

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[therealuniverse]

Not so romantic space dinners So you’ve planned an exquisite dinner for your loved one. They sit down to a table of small blue flamed candles?? The image demonstrates the difference between a candle burning on Earth (with a tall, yellow flame) and a candle in the microgravity of space (blue and burning on the centre of the wick). On Earth, hot gasses from the flame rise – creating air currents that can feed the fire fresh air. In low gravity situations, there is no air flow. On the International Space Station, ventilation fans replace this natural convection – such that if a fire broke out on the space station it would spread in any direction, not just upwards. Therefore, smoke detectors in the International Space Station aren’t installed on the roof – they’re in the ventilation system itself. Combustion in microgravity is an ongoing concern. The flame’s unusual shape modifies the amount of soot, gas production and smoke. -CB Image: NASA More Information

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