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Science Art: Flaming Storms on the Sun’s Face

2 January 2016 grant 0

First found on dthorne books. I’m guessing this came from a very old Scientific American (maybe 1930s?), but can’t really say for sure. Welcome, 2016.

Science Art: Acanthophracta (detail) by Ernst Haeckel.

28 December 2015 grant 0

There’s a star in the East….

Science Art: XLII: Milky Way from Mythographi Latini by Thomas Munckerus/Hyginus, 1681.

20 December 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen This is the Early Modern Milky Way, as appearing in an edition of the ‘Poeticon Astronomicon‘ by the Latin author Hyginus (although […]

Science Art: From Legal Chemistry: A Guide to the Detection of Poisons, Examination of Tea, Stains, Etc., 1884.

13 December 2015 grant 0

I found this elegant (if obscure) glassware at the public domain image repository at Reusable Art. I’m guessing it was used to detect poisons more […]

Science Art: Space Launch System Takes Flight

6 December 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen The Space Launch System (SLS) is the rocket that NASA plans to send to asteroids and, eventually, to Mars. It’s a big […]

Science Art: Ecphora gardnerae, by J.C. McConnell

29 November 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen A shellfish that was around when megalodons swam and the first crows flew. It was drawn by J.C. McConnell, a doctor who […]

Thanksgiving Theremin: Carolina talks Theremin – An overview for composers and music lovers

28 November 2015 grant 0

In which the virtuoso discusses the techniques, range and aesthetics of the instrument. And, you know, plays a little.

Thanksgiving Theremin: Theremin and Synths (Improvisation) by Carolina Eyck and Marius Leicht

27 November 2015 grant 0

Straight into the hearts of space with this one. Hope your Thanksgiving weekend (if you’re celebrating) is, like, totally cosmic.

Science Art: New invented Machine, for deepning and cleansing Docks, &c., 1775.

22 November 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen In 1775, Pennsylvania Magazine wanted its readers to be up to date on the very latest in technological advances, including this machine […]

Science Art: Taf. V: Feuer-Salamander by Bruno Dürigen.

15 November 2015 grant 0

Fire salamanders. They don’t look so hot. [via]

Science Art: Chemical Laboratory room. Experimental Research labs, Burroughs Wellcome and Co. Tuckahoe, New York

8 November 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen Welcome to Wellcome. They’ve got all kinds of wonderful things in their image gallery, including this marvelous experimenter in an even more […]

Science Art: Idolo de ignota localidad, Idolo de Arica, Idolo de ignota localidad.

1 November 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen. Three idols, from the Anales del Museo Nacional de Chile, published between 1892 and 1910. I found them in the Biodiversity Heritage […]

Science Art: A Querschnitt durch die Wurzelspitze…, 1905.

26 October 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen The translation of “a Querschnitt durch die Wurzelspitze von Equisetum hiemale dicht unterhalb der Scheitelzelle nach Naegeli und Leitgeb,” according to Google, […]

Science Art: Gate of Lodore, from the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories.

18 October 2015 grant 0

Behold the West. This is the frontispiece to a scientific report, the Report on the geology of the eastern portion of the Uinta Mountains and […]

Science Art: Pluto as seen by New Horizons

11 October 2015 grant 0

Click to embiggen A photo of that icy, cold, faraway, beautiful neighbor, just snapped by NASA. Found in the New Horizons Image Gallery.

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