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Ernst Haeckel

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Studio Ghibli’s commercials for the Nisshin Seifun Group. 2010, 2012, 2015.

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This dog sucks at fetch

cachorritx

“WHO FUCKING THREW THIS.”

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10 tricks you didn’t know you could do with your food.

By Blossom

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The internet went from showing food recipe videos to alchemy in less than a decade. There’s going to be a quick video on how to make the philosopher’s stone from tomato sauce next week.

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Nintendo Series. by Noble-6.

Available on Store.

via XombieDirge.

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Worldwide Kingsman ... but to me Clark Kent, Superman

#bts jin #jin #kim seokjin #worldwidehandsome #kingsman #bts #bangtan #bts seokjin #seokjin #glasses #clark kent #superman

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Sacred Geometry.

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Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth. They do not preach learning and precepts, they preach undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life.

Hermann Hesse (via currentsinbiology)

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Put on any cosy/calming music and enjoy the view.

The one owning this is a genius. I love this so much, it helped me go from panicked to calm.

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Aah…

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During the warm summer months, phytoplankton blooms pop up in waters around the world. This natural-color satellite image shows a bloom in the Gulf of Finland. The tiny phytoplankton serve as tracker particles for the flow, revealing large-scale features like the spectacular vortex in the center of this image. The presence of the phytoplankton here suggests that this vortex could be pumping nutrients up from the deep.

Researchers also use particles for flow visualization. This can be as simple as adding small, neutrally buoyant particles, illuminating smoke, or even using natural snowfall to see what’s happening in the flow. (Image credit: NASA/USGS/J. Stevens/L. Dauphin)