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Eclipse from Outer Space
by A4size-ska
Note: This is art and NOT an image of the 2012 May 20 eclipse from orbit largely promoted as such via tumblr. Don’t believe everything you read.
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Cavemen’s musical instruments date back 40,000 years
The instruments, along with other signs of artistic creativity, date back to 42,000 to 43,000 years ago, during the upper Paleolithic period.
Particle Collisions
Marseille | France (by :::Negra::: | via yourtickettoride)
Omens based on eclipses, Assyria, 7th century B.C.
London, British Museum, inv. K3561
“George Willis Ritchey (1864-1945) was the prophet and builder of the first large American reflecting telescopes and a master of celestial photography. The largest telescopes in activity clearly demonstrate the validity of many of Ritchey’s predictions, which seemed fantastic if not impossible to most of the astronomers of his day.”
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