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For 122 Pictures in 2022 #29 "Evolution", this shows the evolution of methods for listening to recorded music.Shown are vinyl albums, CDs, mp3 player, and a phone representing streaming music (I couldn't fit my computer in the picture). There are some missing links here, as I don't have, and have never owned tape cassettes nor 8-track tapes, which fit between vinyl and CDs. I also don't have any 45 rpm single vinyl records, which actually came just before albums, but the technology is essentially the same.
For thos who are curious, the three vinyls are from Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, and Deep Purple. The CDs are Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson, and Xavier Rudd. The phone is streaming a Pink Floyd album. The mp3 player is turned off, but contains rips of every CD I own.
Gallery of Evolution - part of the French Natural history museum in Paris. Located in: Jardin des Plantes
This wall slowly cycled through different coloured lighting - a very pleasant changing ambience and fun to point a camera at
Serious taxidermy, beautifully presented. More than 7000 preserved animal specimens displayed in a vast metal & glass 19th-century hall. Highly recommended as a place to visit.
I missed the white speederbike from 4483. But the model are the same as 7139 and 4482.
I like the 2009 Version.
Which do you like?
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It’s been fun spending the last few years seeing how this amazing city is changing.
Buildings go up, and buildings come down. We go up, and we come down with them, attempting to get a better view of the changing landscape.
We’ve been a relatively flat city up to now, but we’re blossoming nicely.
This image features two of the newer builds in the ‘Walkie Talkie’ with 3 cranes on it, and behind there the ‘Cheesegrater’. From this vantage point they are obscuring the ‘Gherkin’ which once made regular appearances in the skyline, and will soon be left in the shadows of the giants around it.
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Had a nice day in Amsterdam with Wojofoto
Have a look at his photostream, it's great: www.flickr.com/photos/wolfgangjosten/
this was folded late last autumn and finally I have a picture.
it's an idea that came to me while I was playing with variations of the tIRAngle and with this one in particular.
on the left is the original version of ira's triangle and the second from left was the original inspiration for this series.
you subdivide the tIRAngle into smaller tIRAngles so that there a now 2 tIRAngles along each side.
why not continue the process...?
and even better: let's make it in such a manner that the original outer triangle shapes have the same size. that way it's really just a refinement of the structure form model to model.
of course for a real fractalization process you would divide the original tIRAngle into 4 smaller tIRAngles and then repeat the same for those smaller tIRAngles. that means the fractalization series would not include the third model. but what the heck...? :-))
every one of those 4 models was folded from a single piece of appropiately shaped paper à la this.
Another point that moderns do not grasp, is that there is no reason for necessarily seeking the cause of a phenomenon on the plane where it is produced, and that on the contrary one has to consider the possibility of a non-material cause, above all when it is a question of a phenomenon whose beginning is unknown a priori, and unknowable materially, as is the origin of living beings.
Transformist evolutionism is the classical example of the bias that invents "horizontal" causes because one does not wish to admit a "vertical" dimension: one seeks to extort from the physical plane a cause that it cannot furnish and that is necessarily situated above matter.
Even within the order of physical causes, one has to take into account the simultaneous presence of the immanent metaphysical Cause: if a seed is the immediate cause of a plant, it is because the divine archetype intervenes in the physical causality. Geometrically speaking, causes can be situated on the "concentric circles" that constitute the Universe, but other causes - and with all the more reason the First Cause - are situated at the Center and act through the radii emanating from it.
The divine Intellect contains the archetypes of creation, and it is starting from this Cause - or from this causal system - at a given cyclic "moment" of the cosmogonic process, that the "ideas" are "incarnated" which will be manifested in the form of contingent creatures.
We do not ask physicists to be content with an anthropomorphic and naive creationism; but at least it would be logical on their part - since they aim at a total and
flawless science - to try to understand the traditional ontocosmological doctrines, especially the Hindu doctrine of the envelopes (kosha) of the Self (Atma): a doctrine that, precisely, presents the Universe as a system of circles proceeding from the Center-Principle to that extreme limit which for us is matter.
For human science does not derive solely from the need to know and to register; more profoundly its origin is the thirst for the essential; now the sense of essentiality attracts us toward shores other than those of the limited plane of physical phenomena alone.
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Frithjof Schuon: Roots of the Human Condition
Evolution is still a pretty radical idea - just ask this little Evolving Punk. He recently made the big step onto dry land from the primordial ooze of a dirty toilet.
If you haven't cleaned your bathroom lately, now might be a good time.
Thin clouds in front of the setting sun bathed the whole scene an amazing warm reddish light. A lone fisherman enjoys the colorful sunset at Evolution Lake (10,852 ft) in northern Kings Canyon National Park.
Thanks again for the scans Joe.
Finally I managed to change my Flickr banner! It shows the werewolf's evolution based on the current moon phase. It is a cyclical process... ;)
Special thanks go to Bruce and Eklund for their Flickr banner tutorial.
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Very similar to another shot I've done but this one has a more natural sky and the car is more evenly lit.
X-ray data from Chandra combined with the visible and near-infrared Hubble mosaic. Light from x-rays tends to occupy the places where voids have formed, likely as a result of hot winds and supernova shock waves impacting the walls of the cavity.
There is an article at the Chandra website regarding this object and what is being illustrated. You may read it here, if you wish:
chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2012/n1929/
The Hubble only version is here:
I would like to thank Jonathan McDowell for showing me that the lowest and highest energy levels must be filtered out using the event file because they are too noisy, and Brian Wolven for tagging him into the Twitter thread that resulted in the discussion. I don't often ask for help because I feel like I am bothering people, but small things like this really make a difference for me.
Data from Observation ID 3356 from Proposal Number 03910326 were used to create the x-ray overlay.
X-ray Emission Mechanisms and Evolution of Superbubbles
Data from Proposal 14689 were used to create the Hubble image.
MYSST: Mapping Young Stars in Space and Time - The HII Complex N44 in the LMC
Violet and Magenta overlay: ACIS .30-7.00 keV
Red: WFC3/UVIS F814W
Green: Pseudo
Blue: WFC3/UVIS F555W
North is NOT up. It is 19.6° counter-clockwise from up.