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Science Art: Nomenclature and Operation (Norden Bombsight, Mar 1945)

1 November 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen The Norden Bombsight, from the Bombardier’s Information File (BIF) describing the components and controls. If you’ve read Slaughterhouse 5 or seen the […]

Science Art: Von Karman Vortices

25 October 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen vastly Landsat 7 gave us this memorable look at clouds moving rapidly over the Aleutian Islands. These whorls happen, as any canoeist […]

Science Art: Food chain-2, Nordisk familjebok

19 October 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen The circle of life, seen as a straight line. With a bird of prey at the top. There’s something totemic about it, […]

Science Art: Phallus drewesii, by Brian Perry.

11 October 2009 grant b 1

Click to embiggen vastly There’s been a bit of news recently about the discovery of a large number of glowing mushroom species in various corners […]

Science Art: Colorful Stars Galore Inside Globular Star Cluster Omega Centauri

4 October 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen This is what 100,000 stars look like. They’re just a fraction of the 10 million stars in the massive globular cluster Omega […]

Science Art: $2 Silver Certificate, 1896 (Science Presents Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture.)

27 September 2009 grant b 0

Lovely ladies, all of them. Science, the mother of Steam and Electricity, presents her children to their new, lugubriously lolling caretakers. This was, of course, […]

Science Art: Flying Lemur, Webster’s New International, 1911.

20 September 2009 grant b 0

This is the flying lemur, or colugo, also known as the order Dermoptera – the “skin-wings.” They’re related to shrews and bats moreso than real […]

Science Art: Voyager Spacecraft During Vibration Testing, 1977

13 September 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen A still life from the NASA Great Images collection. This was a prototype of the craft that went on to explore the […]

Science Art: Discoaster surculus.

6 September 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen This is Discoaster surculus. Remember last week, that ocean picture that showed millions of coccolithophores floating in the ocean, sucking up CO2 […]

Science Art: Barents Sea in Bloom (BarentsSea_TMO_2009231)

30 August 2009 grant b 0

This image, a recent Picture of the Day at NASA’s Earth Observatory, takes a big view of something very small – lots and lots and […]

Science Art: Pioneer F/G Jupiter Missions, 1970.

23 August 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen. A gorgeous vintage diagram of NASA’s deep space probe’s trajectory. The NASA image archive page says: This image, drawn in 1970, is […]

Science Art: Baender der Hand, Meyers Blitz-Lexikon, 1932

16 August 2009 grant b 0

These are the volumes of the hand, Babelfish tells me… although “baender” also means “bands” (like the FM radio band), or ligaments. Image found in […]

Science Art: Some NACA Muroc personnel with snowman, 1949.

9 August 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen In the good old days, computers looked like this. “Computer” was a job, not a tool, and it was often done by […]

Science Art: Planet Earth, Seen by the Apollo 11.

2 August 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen On July 22, 1969, when Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins and Neil Armstrong were on their way home after going as far away […]

Science Art: The Apollo 11 Launch.

26 July 2009 grant b 0

Click to embiggen This is a Saturn V rocket, the largest, heaviest vehicle ever to hurl itself from our small ball of mud into the […]

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