in scale
planets and stars in scale – it’s nice to watch if you turn off the sound:
science
photo update
in this post: photos of the longest tobogganing tour ever, some more impressions from university, and one of those sets that can only be summarized as “misc”. [view photos: nighttime […]
forensic palynology rocks!
i think there aren’t many occasions in which botanists are recognized as the ones with exciting stories to tell. dr. dallas mildenhall, a botanist from new zealand, recently held a […]
biovisions at harvard university
BioVisions at Harvard University it may be hard to believe, but lots of a cell’s internal processes are already traceable at the molecular level. sometimes it’s really just single molecule […]
mouse party
check out this very cool interactive animation from utah.edu: molecular effects of drugs
odd-looking ISS birthday cakes
apparently it’s old news, but someone recently told me about the “experiment” of lighting a candle aboard the ISS. my first thought was: “where does the flame point?” here on […]