Role of The Observer

realcleverscience:

lol, I know it’s old but this still makes me laugh.

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realitista:

Hilarious! True Facts About The Angler Fish

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blasianxbri:

one of my favorite scenes in any movie ever.

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realcleverscience:

Bubbles are cool.

When I was working at the NY Hall of Science (NYSCI) they had an awesome bubble station. It’s actually one of the few exhibits I remembered there from when I was a kid. And I’m not alone. Sooo many visitors would come inside and immediately ask where the bubbles were! The staff also had a good time on slow days making bubbles within bubbles. I think the record was 8.

And there’s so much interesting science with bubbles, like how their shape can be used to determine the most stable form (which is why most are basically spheres) and how the rainbow shimmer represents refraction of light. 

Also, they’re super fun. And I’m always a fan of finding science in fun, surprising places.

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realcleverscience:

It’s all about your perspective.

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scienceisbeauty:

Lakes and oceans according to xkcd.

realitista:

Uncomfortable truthasauris

(via Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal)

razorshapes:

Anthony Michael Simon - Spiderwebs 

Anthony Michael Simon does this by catching spiders, making them spin webs onto these clear poles and then he both highlighted and preserved them by spraying them with a neon colored coating.

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scienceisbeauty:

No doubt, today is the day for this entry.

Via Trust me, I’m a “Biologist”

discoverynews:

<3

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forgott-en:

god this is beautiful

so damn beautiful

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scienceisbeauty:

sInteractive 3D visualization of the stellar neighborhood.