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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Found it again. 🙌. If you miss this and don’t share it, why do you even exist?
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Steve embraced death just as he had embraced life. His final words? ‘Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow.’
Steve Jobs: Genius By Design Campfire Heroes Jason Quinn / Amit Tayal
Based on the work of Bruce Heezen and Marie Tharp, this map from 1968 helped a wider audience begin to understand the concept of plate tectonics.
(Via Nat Geo)
This reverberates across our entire society and wayward motion of our civilization; forever relevant.
Estructuras. Medellin. Colombia. 2016
photo by Tadeo Bourbon (fotoviajando.tumblr.com)
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A Dark (Jellybean) Universe
This jar is a visual representation of our universe, in jellybean form. If you don’t like licorice – sorry, you’re out of luck. That’s because the black jellybeans here represent the mysterious duo – dark matter and dark energy – that pervade our universe.
Less than 5% of the energy and matter that makes up the universe is the normal, everyday matter that scientists understand. The rest is dark matter (27%) and dark energy (68%).
Five percent is… not very much. Imagine trying to read a book where you could see only 1 out of every 20 words on the page; the rest are all written in invisible-ink. You might be able to glean some idea of what the book was about, but you’d be pretty confused. That’s how physicists feel about the universe, and that’s why they are working hard to understand more about the universe’s enigmatic dark side.
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