August 17, 2016 at 4:25 pm
18 High-Speed Photographs of Ink Dropped Into Water
Alberto Seveso captures amazing textures and patterns that only last for a fraction of a second
Alberto Seveso captures amazing textures and patterns that only last for a fraction of a second
“Chemistry is the study of matter, but I prefer to see it as the study of change” – Walter White
Poetry in motion. Nature never ceases to amaze
In an interesting experiment, biology student Mattia Menchetti gives colored construction paper to wasps and photographs the results
A rare ‘skeleton mosaic’ from 3rd century BC discovered in Turkey’s southern province of Hatay in the ancient Greek city of Antiocheia
Nicholas Rougeux removes all of the letters, numbers, spaces and line breaks from the famous texts, displaying just the punctuation in a continuous line of symbols starting at the top center and spiralling inwards.
A silly list that will put a smile on your face
Anyone care for a bite of this nature burger?
Simon Beck specializes in making colossal snow murals with just his snowshoes
It looks like a portal to another dimension
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