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Microscopic images of plants by Fernan Federici
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Thierry Feuz
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Terrifying beauty of forest fires
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(by Schneckenhaustage)
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A buoyant plume of smoke rises from a stick of incense. At first the plume is smooth and laminar, but even in quiescent air, tiny perturbations can sneak into the flow, causing the periodic vortical whorls seen near the top of the photo. Were the frame even taller, we would see this transitional flow become completely chaotic and turbulent. Despite having known the governing equations for such flow for over 150 years, it remains almost impossible to predict the point where flow will transition for any practical problem, largely because the equations are so sensitive to initial conditions. In fact, some of the fundamental mathematical properties of those equations remain unproven. (Photo credit: M. Rosic)
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Fox River Derivatives by Peter Hoffman
Fox River Derivatives is a series that questions our relationship with our natural resources. The images are part of a larger experiment that utilizes water and fossil fuels in the actual image-making process.
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selonmoi-blog · 12 years ago
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selonmoi-blog · 12 years ago
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“Wellesley to me was heaven on earth.”
-Kathryn Wasserman Davis, Wellesley Class of 1928. (via loveunlocked)
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