Things I love, Matt Shirley
Monterey Bay Aquarium

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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we're not kids anymore.
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NASA
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Cosmic Funnies
Sweet Seals For You, Always

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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Jules of Nature
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Things I love, Matt Shirley
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I'll make u coffee if I can wake up next to u
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34 Wooden Wall Clocks To Warm Up Your Interior
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Labradorite Dino???!!!! How cute is this dude?! 📷: @bambijewellery ///////
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Balazs Bercsenyi - NYC / On the Road
We’re used to radiation being invisible. With a Geiger counter, it gets turned into audible clicks. What you see above, though, is radiation’s effects made visible in a cloud chamber. In the center hangs a chunk of radioactive uranium, spitting out alpha and beta particles. The chamber also has a reservoir of alcohol and a floor cooled to -40 degrees Celsius. This generates a supersaturated cloud of alcohol vapor. When the uranium spits out a particle, it zips through the vapor, colliding with atoms and ionizing them. Those now-charged ions serve as nuclei for the vapor, which condenses into droplets that reveal the path of the particle. The characteristics of the trails are distinct to the type of decay particle that created them. In fact, both the positron and muon were first discovered in cloud chambers! (Image credit: Cloudylabs, source)
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Cross section of brain made with thousands of layers of gold leaf. Made by artist and neuroscientist Dr. Greg Dunn. Produced through a technique they call reflective microetching, the two cross-disciplinary artists track the neural choreography in the mind, creating brilliant images that glow with a metallic luminescence.The works depict a thin slice of the human brain at 22x the normal scale, each created through a combination of hand drawing, neuroscientific data, algorithmic simulation of neural circuitry, photolithography, strategic lighting design, and 1,750 sheets of 22k gold leaf.
This living wall was created by french botanist Patrick Blanc and is located in Madrid, Spain. @sixpenceee
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