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Now if I get lost in space the aliens can bring me home 👊😎
But seriously Jamone did a kick-ass job (I knew he would because he did my last tat and it's gorgeous) and I'm in love. It's the pulsar map that marks the location of Earth that's on the Voyager Golden Record.
In the realm where science meets art, physics enthusiasts are leaving an indelible mark on their bodies through tattoos that celebrate the e
my favourite tattoo is the lambda (λ) on the back of my neck. λ is one of the most common symbols i work with in engineering calculations, because it represents so, so, so many different things in math and science, from wavelengths to exponential decay to flux linkage.
(and it's also kinda gay! when i was first exploring my queerness through literature, the lambda literary awards were a great starting point.)
The symbol for the universe as a self-excited circuit. or in other words, the universe is observing itself (or something along those lines)
My first tattoo, got it done when i was in Switzerland.
[Diagram adapted from Wheeler, J. A.,“Beyond the Black Hole”, in
Some Strangeness in the Proportion: A Centennial Symposium to Celebrate theAchievments of Albert Einstein, Woolf, H. (Ed.),Addison-Welsley,1980, p.362.]
completing it next month with some magnetism on my inner arm
Bubble chamber tattoo, done my Kyle Franklin at Rose of No Man's Land in Woodbury, Minnesota. He did my Voyager Space Probe tattoo, also on this site, too. A lot of people put religious tattoos on their right shoulder so I thought I should put something related to the origins of the universe there, and I love the aesthetic of the bubble chamber.
hypercube manboob
Feynman diagram of beta minus decay. Done by Jason Middelton of True Love art gallery and tattoo in Seattle Washington.
