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jtotheizzoe: Drop it, Shake It A tiny droplet is vibrated under a microscope to study the oscillations and harmonic patterns that result in wobbling water. This research has implications ranging from the resolution of inkjet printers to microfluidic

jtotheizzoe: Drop it, Shake It A tiny droplet is vibrated under a microscope to study the oscillations and harmonic patterns that result in wobbling water. This research has implications ranging from the resolution of inkjet printers to microfluidic

scienceisbeauty: Free surface flows resulting from the collision of equal jets at an oblique angle. Credit: John W. M. Bush (MIT Mathematics) (Source)

scienceisbeauty: Free surface flows resulting from the collision of equal jets at an oblique angle. Credit: John W. M. Bush (MIT Mathematics) (Source)

mucholderthen: Gary Carlson  Medical and Biological Illustration[website] OSTEOCLAST ACTIVITY Osteoclasts remove excess bone by etching away at the bone surface. When they become overactive, osteoporosis may occur. [source] ADIPOGENESISAdipocytes,

mucholderthen: Gary Carlson  Medical and Biological Illustration[website] OSTEOCLAST ACTIVITY Osteoclasts remove excess bone by etching away at the bone surface. When they become overactive, osteoporosis may occur. [source] ADIPOGENESISAdipocytes,

marine-science: Sergeant baker - Aulopus purpurissatus by JohnWTurnbull on Flickr.Ambush predators at Fairy Bower. This may be a female due to its short first dorsal spine.

marine-science: Sergeant baker - Aulopus purpurissatus by JohnWTurnbull on Flickr.Ambush predators at Fairy Bower. This may be a female due to its short first dorsal spine.

headlikeanorange: A male red-capped manakin trying to impress a female. (North America - Discovery Channel)

headlikeanorange: A male red-capped manakin trying to impress a female. (North America - Discovery Channel)

canadian-space-agency: Earth’s blue halo. Photo Credit: Karen Nyberg

canadian-space-agency: Earth’s blue halo. Photo Credit: Karen Nyberg

brookhavenlab: This symmetrical marvel is a radio-frequency quadrupole, designed to focus and accelerate particle beams. Seen here in 1983, this magnetic passageway prepared protons for injection into our Alternating Gradient Synchrotron—the source

brookhavenlab: This symmetrical marvel is a radio-frequency quadrupole, designed to focus and accelerate particle beams. Seen here in 1983, this magnetic passageway prepared protons for injection into our Alternating Gradient Synchrotron—the source

fuckyeahfluiddynamics: Here’s an example of some baffling fluid dynamics. Researchers have found that, when pouring a fluid from one container into a lower one containing a fluid with floating particulates, it’s possible for the floating particles

fuckyeahfluiddynamics: Here’s an example of some baffling fluid dynamics. Researchers have found that, when pouring a fluid from one container into a lower one containing a fluid with floating particulates, it’s possible for the floating particles

spaceplasma: Astronomers celebrate ‘celestial pollution’ from Perseid Meteor Shower “Celestial Pollution” from meteors like this weekend’s Perseid Meteor Shower sprinkle sodium high up in our atmosphere and give astronomers what they need

spaceplasma: Astronomers celebrate ‘celestial pollution’ from Perseid Meteor Shower “Celestial Pollution” from meteors like this weekend’s Perseid Meteor Shower sprinkle sodium high up in our atmosphere and give astronomers what they need

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