hydnellum peckii, tallulah gorge state park, rabun county, georgia 2Photo by Alan Cressler on Flickr
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hydnellum peckii, tallulah gorge state park, rabun county, georgia 2Photo by Alan Cressler on Flickr
Cornelis Saftleven - Monsterlijke Heks op een Bezem (Monsterlike Witch on a Broom), 1617 - 1681.
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Nobuyoshi Araki - untitled (Red Flower), 2006.
Volcanic smoke ring Etna isn’t the only smoking mountain adept at blowing rings (seehttp://tinyurl.com/n2asfuw, this example from a smoker in the Kamchatka Peninsula shows that other volcanoes have nice circular vents. Loz Image credit: Alexander Andriyenkov.
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Herodias mutilating the severed head of Saint John the Baptist held by Salome (detail) attributed to Pieter de Grebber, c. 1640-1649.
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Offset In 2002, a large earthquake (Moment Magnitude 7.9) struck the Denali Fault in Alaska. At this spot, the fault surface rupture crossed the Canwell glacier, producing a spectacular offset fracture in the ice. The USGS scientist in this shot is working to match up two piercing points on the fault surface so that he can measure how far the fault ruptured at this site. If you look at the channel just to his right, you can see that the fault had both up-down and right lateral motion. This is considered “Dip-slip” motion – the fault moved in a direction that was a combination of strike-slip and reverse directions. -JBB Image credit: USGS https://flic.kr/p/oKjEna