Scientific American magazine - March 1955.
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Scientific American magazine - March 1955.
“Butterflies and Beamsplitters”
llustration I made for one of my favorite professors who taught me about laser cooling, which blew my mind. The glassware and lasers are inspired by the insane amount of optics he had in his lab. The body pattern is based off a graph he made in one of his papers.
Beautiful transparent cubic fluorite 😍
A loom sits at the epicenter, wrangling twin snakes of cotton and wool, so that the lattice of convergence and the tangle of hypocrisy pattern the noosphere of the fool.
The Ophiuchus
We can identify a crystal lattice for the larger ions, and then describe how the smaller ions pack within that lattice.
"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.
Alpha Particle - Phonon (Rmx) (techno)
Alpha Particle - Boson (Rmx) (techno)