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landscape photographer daniel kordan travelled to japan to capture one of nature’s most magical spectacles — fireflies’ mating season.
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helga stentzel has transformed her laundry into whimsical optical illusions that resemble farm animals and has set them against a countryside backdrop.Â
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jakarta-based fiber artist agnes hansella has completed a massive wall hanging trio titled mountain, ocean and sunset in bali, indonesia.
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responding to the ongoing pandemic, fabio viale interprets the meaning of our period of enforced isolation.
You must first see her previous works to understand this.
You might find it a bit irritating though.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/09/10/1031608247153.html
I don’t get the dreadlocks at the side of the floating whale. Those look like nipples from the bottom.
This fail is a blatant rip off from the Sky Whale of the National Geographic documentary Alien Planet.
According to concept art, the sacs on the back of the Sky Whale’s head are vocal organs located above the animal’s lungs. They inflate slightly as slits behind them open which then emits a sound. Additionally, they depend on echolocation and acute hearing to detect their surroundings as they are blind. The bone structure of their wings have a hexagonal structure which provides great durability.
Aurelia and Blue Moon are based on computer models created by NASA and SETI Project researchers to help identify which stars among the universe’s 70 sextillion are most likely to support life.:To make the worlds as realistic as possible, SETI astrophysicist Laurance Doyle and NASA researcher Manoj Joshi ran detailed climate simulations on a desktop Linux box. The sims allowed the scientists to observe the consequences on habitability of a range of complex atmospheric variables like thermal circulation and precipitation levels. Next, a group of life scientists, led by University of Cambridge paleobiologist Simon Conway Morris, applied the principles of natural selection and adaptation to populate the planets. They determined creature leg lengths and wingspans using biomechanics algorithms, and they established vegetation height and characteristics according to factors like available light and the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Wonderful… a great use of hot air in Canberra …which has way too much!!!
I hope this tours Australia and the politicians don’t! 😉
the great flying GODDESS of the sky
love it
well done
http://www.paedra.com
love the idea of a giant whale foating around in the air
but what’s with the boobs?
wahhhh… perfectly amazing..