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New to and learning to knit ( loving it) and a peace loving introvert
Corey S PowellAnother day, another staggering image from #Artemis1. This one was taken right around the moment when the Orion capsule reached its maximum distance from Earth.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasa2explore/52536208534/in/album-72177720303788800/
#Artemis1 #NASA #perspective
Artemis I Flight Day 13: Orion, Earth, and Moon
Wonder of ScienceA timelapse showing the incredible movement of a growing vine, exhibiting both nastic movement to find, and then a thigmotropic response to grasp and hold.
Credit: Roger P. Hangarter
https://plantsinmotion.bio.indiana.edu/plantmotion/movements/nastic/nastic.html
The pixie's parasol mushroom (Mycena interrupta), found in Australia, New Zealand, and Chile.
Photo Credit: Steve Sargent
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sargimuss/26650626112
Ring-tailed lemurs enjoy sunbathing in the morning, a behavior described as "sun-worshipping", and most often seen following a cold night.
Photo Credit: FPNW / Welsh Mountain Zoo
Starfish walk using hundreds of tiny tube feet on the underside of their arms, as seen in this fascinating timelapse by Juliette Horn at the Frost Museum of Science.
Frost Science Museum on Instagram: "Getting through the week like this chocolate chip sea star... Sea stars use thousands of tube feet on the underside of each arm to move across marine surfaces. We like seeing them working together! Although they most commonly have five arms, some of these animals can grow up to 40 arms. #FrostScienceatHome 🎥: @juliette_horn #FrostScience #FrostScienceMuseum #ScienceMuseum #Museum #MuseumAtHome #loveflorida #miamidadecounty #science #miami #stayathome #distancelearning #education #aquarium #seastar #marinelife #sea #star #oceans #wednesdaywisdom #wednesday #oceancreatures #oceanbeauty #tubefeet #underwateranimals #timelapse #oceans #dyk"
3,078 likes, 90 comments - frostscience on April 1, 2020: "Getting through the week like this chocolate chip sea star... Sea stars use thousands of tube feet on the underside of each arm to move across marine surfaces. We like seeing them working together! Although they most commonly have five arms, some of these animals can grow up to 40 arms. #FrostScienceatHome 🎥: @juliette_horn #FrostScience #FrostScienceMuseum #ScienceMuseum #Museum #MuseumAtHome #loveflorida #miamidadecounty #science #miami #stayathome #distancelearning #education #aquarium #seastar #marinelife #sea #star #oceans #wednesdaywisdom #wednesday #oceancreatures #oceanbeauty #tubefeet #underwateranimals #timelapse #oceans #dyk".
Sheril Kirshenbaum
This mind-bending timelapse with the Milky Way stabilized shows the Earth is spinning through space.
Credit: Eric Brummel
https://www.instagram.com/brummelphoto
Scotchfairy@jimnnoke @TonyStark We've been having honest-to-dog measles outbreaks here in the US because certain idiots want to get rid of ALL mandatory vaccinations. This does not make me happy. Especially since we're seeing babies who were only partially vaccinated catch measles.
Waiting for the next super spreader event.