The Escapement

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decaturjim:

Explore The Human Microbiome
The human microbiome refers to all of the microbial organisms that reside in the body including bacteria, fungi, and archaea.  Notably, the human body contains over 10 times more microbial cells than human cells.
To illustrate the diversity of these ‘body bugs’, Scientific American have profiled this impressive, interactive map of the key microorganisms commonly identified in the human body and their predominant location.
Interest in the human microbiome has increased in recent years, following reports that the type and number of microorganisms seem to play a role in the onset of several medical conditions including obesity, cancer, and diabetes. 
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decaturjim:

Explore The Human Microbiome

The human microbiome refers to all of the microbial organisms that reside in the body including bacteria, fungi, and archaea.  Notably, the human body contains over 10 times more microbial cells than human cells.

To illustrate the diversity of these ‘body bugs’, Scientific American have profiled this impressive, interactive map of the key microorganisms commonly identified in the human body and their predominant location.

Interest in the human microbiome has increased in recent years, following reports that the type and number of microorganisms seem to play a role in the onset of several medical conditions including obesity, cancer, and diabetes

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eyevisualize:

The chemistry nerd in me wants this. :D

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unknownskywalker:

Capt. Jules’ Extraordinary Telescope Ring by ThinkGeek

This cast metal ring is made of lightweight aluminum with an aged bronze finish. The two lenses fold out and then slide apart, forming a small telescope. The large lens doubles as a magnifying glass.

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Tiny insect robots assemble themselves like popup books

iheartchaos:

This little insect bot could be the future of future miniature robots— it starts off as a tiny thing and self-assembles by unfolding like a pop-up book to its final shape. These things could have all kinds of crazy applications.

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Collages and Illustrations by Philipp Igumnov

Collages and Illustrations by Philipp Igumnov

— 1 week ago
Taking a stroll, via Nedroid

Taking a stroll, via Nedroid

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