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pyrrhiccomedy: Looks kind of strange, doesn’t it? The way the ground ripples like that? This is Verdun today. During World War I, seven hundred thousand people died in battle here, with another three hundred thousand dead from injuries, over the course

pyrrhiccomedy: Looks kind of strange, doesn’t it? The way the ground ripples like that? This is Verdun today. During World War I, seven hundred thousand people died in battle here, with another three hundred thousand dead from injuries, over the course

sixpenceee: Pictures of Sunsets through Shattered Mirrors by Bing Wright 

sixpenceee: Pictures of Sunsets through Shattered Mirrors by Bing Wright 

archiemcphee: The beautiful woodpile mosaic owls are the work of Gary Tallman, an 82-year-old Montana resident who turns the chore of stacking firewood into an art form. Over the years Tallman has learned the many colors found in various types of cordwoo

archiemcphee: The beautiful woodpile mosaic owls are the work of Gary Tallman, an 82-year-old Montana resident who turns the chore of stacking firewood into an art form. Over the years Tallman has learned the many colors found in various types of cordwoo

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pixography: Katy Wiedemann ~ “Rebirth of the Scientific Model”

blck-kng: We Are All Made of Stars

blck-kng: We Are All Made of Stars

Return to the Sea: Saltworks by Motoi Yamamoto Motoi is known for working with salt, often in the form of temporary, intricate, large-scale labyrinths. Salt, a traditional symbol for purification and mourning in Japanese culture, is used in funeral ritua

Return to the Sea: Saltworks by Motoi Yamamoto Motoi is known for working with salt, often in the form of temporary, intricate, large-scale labyrinths. Salt, a traditional symbol for purification and mourning in Japanese culture, is used in funeral ritua

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zerostatereflex: MIT Robotic Cheetah Oh HELL YES. Notice in the 2nd gif the “cheetah” runs untethered. “MIT researchers have developed an algorithm for bounding that they’ve successfully implemented in a robotic cheetah.” AWESOME. “The

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sedgewina: Many soldiers came back from the trenches of WWI missing bits of their face. But 1920s society wasn’t the nicest place to look like a gnarled piece of meat, and facial surgery was barely beyond grafting your finger to your nose. The answer:

sedgewina: Many soldiers came back from the trenches of WWI missing bits of their face. But 1920s society wasn’t the nicest place to look like a gnarled piece of meat, and facial surgery was barely beyond grafting your finger to your nose. The answer:

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