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A wall from the Human Origins Exhibit gives a glimpse into life for our ancestors.
Photo by K. Campbell, NMNH
A cold winter's afternoon at the Pingzhuang Mine Railway, and there wasn't much moving except the coal scavengers, who were filling their flimsy tuk-tuk by the sack load. Inner Mongolia, China.
January 2011 © David Hill
Or should you?? Apparently if you climb this tower you can dodge lightning bolts like Keanu Reeves in the Matrix! (July 5, 2011)
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The Theodore Roosevelt Bridge, between Arlington and Teddy Roosevelt Island. The sidewalk is very narrow. Washington, DC.
Destination: Pluto. The New Horizons spacecraft roared off its launch pad at Cape Canaveral in Florida, USA in 2006 toward adventures in the distant Solar System. The craft is the fastest spaceships ever launched by humans, having passed the Moon only nine hours after launch, and Jupiter only a year later. After spending almost a decade crossing the Solar System, New Horizons will fly past Pluto on Tuesday. Pluto, officially a planet when New Horizons launched, has never been visited by a spacecraft or photographed up close. After Pluto, the robot spaceship will visit one or more Kuiper Belt Objects orbiting the Sun even further out than Pluto. Pictured, the New Horizons craft launches into space atop a powerful Atlas V rocket. via NASA ift.tt/1HWe4RZ
From collecting at Tapado on November 27, 2008, a walnut-size bouquet agate with a broken face. I decided not to cut, but to only grind off the rough face and polish it as it was unlikely to produce to good halves.