Found on a concrete steele in front of a baranggay hall. For future generations...
RMH
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

oozey mess
Sweet Seals For You, Always
noise dept.
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Cosmic Funnies

Love Begins
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

if i look back, i am lost

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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
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Found on a concrete steele in front of a baranggay hall. For future generations...
Newton's corpuscular theory of light. Senior physics: Wave - particle duality. (1984)
Le Chatelier's principle. Reaction of hydrogen and iodine. Senior Chemistry: Equilibrium (1984)
"The Big Dipper as it is today (left) and as it will look in 50,000 years." Dream of stars. 1940.
Internet Archive
Wheel in the sky keeps on turning.
Radiation won't penetrate a lead wall. Biophysics. 1962.
Internet Archive
concrete or sand bags, two feet thick
Dynamic chemical equilibrium. Senior Chemistry: Equilibrium (1984)
There is an estimate of how big a star would be if it "dies". When a star like the Sun exhausts its hydrogen fuel, it will undergo a series of evolutionary changes that can ultimately lead to the collapse of its core. At a certain limit (The Chandrasekhar Limit) the star is so heavy that matter collapses into a black hole (with a radius of zero!). The Birth and Death of the Sun. Stellar Evolution and Subatomic Energy by George Gamow
Bird-life; being a history of the bird, its structure, and habits, together with sketches of fifty different species - Alfred Edmund Brehm - 1874 - via Internet Archive
#birds
Generated using DALL-E on OpenAI:
A sketch by Leonardo Da Vinci of the double helix structure of DNA, archival print
Mahatma Gandhi admiring his reflection in a pool like Narcissus. Al generated by Nemfrog. July 2, 2022.
The same prompt, but generated by DALL-E.
Fascinating Experiments in Physics by François Cherrier, Sterling Publishing, NY, 1979 (originally published in France as Experiences de Physique Amusante, 1975)
scan by the wonderful and long gone stoppingoffplace
“The food cycle in nature.” Everyday Problems in Biology. 1939.
Internet Archive
“The burning of the body by O” in “Fourteen Weeks in Chemistry” by J. D. Steele. Internet Archive.
Phases of the ring of Saturn. A new astronomy for beginners. 1898.
Internet Archive
Saturn takes about 29 years to revolve around the sun, going through phases as seen from Earth.
“The earth’s shadows.” The beauty of the heavens. 1842.
Internet Archive
"Our planet is only a grain of dust floating in the immensity of Heaven." Astronomy for Amateurs by Camille Flammarion
"DNA is a metamorphic scriptorium, where life transcribes, by chance, whatever life has so far learned about immortality." -- from "The Xenotext (Book 1)" by Christian Bök