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Fossilized Crinoids

At the Museum of Natural History, Washington DC.

The human heart stripped of fat and muscle, with just the angel veins exposed

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We stand guard over works of art, but species representing the work of aeons are stolen from under our noses — but does it float

Photography of Iceland's volcanic rivers by Andre Ermolaev Title: Aldo Leopold Iceland on But...

Researchers in Japan used MRI scans to reveal the images that people were seeing as they entered into an early stage of sleep.

Scientists 'read dreams' using brain scans

Scientists have found a way to read people's dreams using brain scans, a new study suggests.

Punched cards for Babbage's Analytical Engine, 1834-1871.

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This was the first fully-automatic calculating machine. British computing pioneer Charles Babbage (1791-1871) first conceived the idea of an advanced calculating machine to calculate and print mathematical tables in 1812. This machine, conceived by B

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Squelette de Hérisson / European Hedgehog Skeleton (Erinaceus europaeus) by JC-Osteo on Flickr.

The camera that captured the first millisecond of a nuclear bomb blast

These are photographs of the first few milliseconds of nuclear explosions. They lead scientists to several new discoveries as to how nuclear bombs worked. But how do you capture the first millisecond of a nuclear bomb? With several rapatronic cameras, a Kerr cell, and a little physics.

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polychaete worm / New Burgess Shale fossil site found in B.C.'s Kootenay National Park

Amazing Marble Canyon fossil site | CBC

A new fossil site considered equal in importance to the famed Burgess Shale of B.C.'s Yoho National Park has been discovered in nearby Kootenay National Park.

The history of human thought recalls the swinging of a pendulum which takes centuries to swing. After a long period of slumber comes a moment of awakening — but does it float

Photography by Flickr user: totaviva Title: Peter Kropotkin Atley

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Geep: Rare 'goat-sheep' born on Irish farm

Geep: Rare 'goat-sheep' born on Irish farm - The live birth of a so-called geep is a very rare event; however, this one is thriving.

Haplophrentis was a creature with a conical shell and fleshy arms / New Burgess Shale fossil site found in B.C.'s Kootenay National Park

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Amazing Marble Canyon fossil site | CBC

A new fossil site considered equal in importance to the famed Burgess Shale of B.C.'s Yoho National Park has been discovered in nearby Kootenay National Park.

We stand guard over works of art, but species representing the work of aeons are stolen from under our noses — but does it float

Photography of Iceland's volcanic rivers by Andre Ermolaev Title: Aldo Leopold Iceland on But...

Doubled Superior Caval Vein

Volume Rendering of a contrast enhanced thoracic CT. Doubled superior caval vein: the left sided superior caval vein is not contrasted since the contrast agent has been injected into the right arm. This is a stereogram (crossview technique). Rendering done with a Carestream workstation.

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Professor Edgerton's Atomic Camera

During the early days of atomic bomb experiments in the 1940s, nuclear weapons scientists had some difficulty studying the growth of nuclear fireballs in test detonations. These fireballs expanded so rapidly that even the best cameras of that time were unable to capture anything more than a blurry, over-exposed frame for the first several seconds […]