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Science Art: The Common Angler (Lophius piscatorus) (After W. Von Wright in Smitt), 1905.

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Click to embiggen This is from the Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections in the Biodiversity Library. I bet there’s all *kinds* of things in the Smithsonian Miscellaneous […]

Science Art: Stephenson’s Patent, 1850.

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Click to embiggen From The Principles and Practice and Explanation of the Machinery of Locomotive Engines in Operation, found on archive.org. The book seems to […]

Science Art: The Englishman Watt wanted to make a steam engine…, 1873.

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Click to embiggen Translation: The Englishman Watt wanted to make a steam engine. He spent so much time on it that he upset his aunt. […]

Science Art: Figure Showing Anterior Ethmoidal Artery, 2013.

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Ever feel congested? Here’s where it happens – the paranasal sinuses. These ones are under your eyes. And the artery we’re specifically looking at here […]

Science Art: Two hundred bones form the framework of your body, 1958.

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Click to embiggen Tennis, a different perspective. From All About the Human Body, 1958, found in the reference library of Newhouse Design. [via]

Science Art: Tadarida teniotis Rafinesque.

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This is a bat from Tajikstan. According to the 2002 State of the Environment Report, it’s a rare bat. The European free-tailed bat. No, he […]

Science Art: Polar Bear – POV Cams (Spring 2014), by the USGS

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As the U.S. Geological Survey puts it: This video was edited and compiled from raw footage recorded by a camera equipped radio collar that was […]

Science Art: Peppergrass, by Zoe Keller

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Click to embiggen I love peppergrass. This is a great illustration of the middle part of the plant – there are actually some narrow, spiky-looking […]

Science Art: “Misirlou” on hard and floppy drives, by Argalnath

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Argalnath makes music from hard drives and floppy drives. Like a DJ, Argalnath spins.

Science Art: NASA Satellites [Earth Science Research Spacecraft]

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Click to embiggen Look! Look at all the birds! I honestly can’t find where this image came from originally, but it pops up just about […]

Science Art: “Dolerite” Dyke Traversing “Desert Sandstone”, 1872.

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Click to embiggen From the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London, volume 28. It’s a dyke, a rock formation between two layers of […]

Science Art: Compound flower with pollen no scale bar, by Philippa Uwins

1 June 2014 grant 0

Click to embiggen Here, have a flower. Up close. Colored in photoshop. Found in the Wikimedia Commons.

Science Art: Linear Motor Velocity Detection Apparatus, by James L. Johnson and Harold C. Stephens, 1969

25 May 2014 grant 0

From IBM’s patent 3470399, a device to tell how fast an electric motor is running by detecting its magnetic field.

Science Art: Inside a Bernal Sphere Colony, by Rick Guidice/NASA Ames Research Center

18 May 2014 grant 0

In the 1970s, NASA hired some artists to visualize life in three kinds of space colonies. Here, we’ve got a Bernal Sphere, a “point design […]

Science Art: Le Monde Primitif, by Adolphe-Franois Pannemaker, 1857.

11 May 2014 grant 0

Click to embiggen This eerie vision of an alien, ancient world greeted those who opened the front cover of W.F.A. Zimmerman’s Le monde avant la […]

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