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"To search for simplicity is essential to what scientists do...there are essential organizing principles in nature, and the laws we find are excellent ways to describe them. But the laws are many, not one...we may hold perfection in our minds eye as a sort of ethereal muse. Meanwhile nature is out there doing its thing. That we manage to catch a glimpse of its inner workings is nothing short of wonderful. "
"Unification" by Marcelo Gleiser, This Idea Must Die
Wisdom can be seen here checking on her newly laid egg. Photo credit: Greg Joder
In these two photos, Wisdom can be seen incubating her egg. Photo credit: Daniel W. Clark/USFWS
At approximately 63 years old, Wisdom, is the world’s oldest known, banded, wild bird. In these…
The impulse to unify it all runs deep in the souls of mathematicians and theoretical physicists...but here's the rub: pure mathematics isn't physics. The power of mathematics comes precisely from its detachment from physical reality.
"Unification" by Marcelo Gleiser, This Idea Must Die
A baby seal rolls in the snow in the Gulf of St Lawrence, Canada. The harp seals, aged between two and ten-days-old, roll around in the snow and explore their new surroundings.
Picture: Ellen Cuylaerts/HotSpot Media
Photos Of Animals And Their Parents That Will Melt Your Heart
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Knud Rasmussen Glacier, Greenland | Andro Loria
Watercolour Architecture
Korean artist Sunga Park was not professionally trained in art, but her surreal art works would make you think otherwise. Using watercolors, she creates paintings that seem to float mysteriously between dream and reality.Â
"The most wonderful fairy tales grow right out of reality, otherwise my lovely elderberry tree couldn't have sprouted from the teapot!"
"Mother Elderberry" Hans Christian Andersen
High-speed Cameras Capture the Smell of Rain
By aiming high-speed cameras at raindrops, we may be able to actually see why a spring rainfall smells so good. In a new study released this week by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, scientists may have isolated the split-second, microscopic mechanism behind this pleasant phenomenon. Read more
Winter in London by Renee Lightner on Flickr.
WildLife by Ivan Kislov
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Photo of the Day: Apartments for Salamanders
Photo by Andrey Antov (Oxford, Connecticut, USA); Connecticut, USA
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A baby manatee approaches its mothers for a peck on the cheek. The bond between calves and their mothers is the closest in manatee families and can last up to two years. Photographer Carol Grant captured the intimate moments on camera at the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge in Florida.
Picture: Carol Grant/Caters News (via Animal photos of the week - Telegraph)
