Observation is a Hazard

vendemmia:

vurtual:

Hawaii Lava Two (by KJELL LINDER)Lava flowing into the ocean on the Big Island of Hawaii.

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vendemmia:

vurtual:

Hawaii Lava Two (by KJELL LINDER)

Lava flowing into the ocean on the Big Island of Hawaii.

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portailblog:

Tribal belly dancer.

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portailblog:

Tribal belly dancer.

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larameeee:

cut throat razor

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larameeee:

cut throat razor

scanzen:

A technician prepares to unlatch the door built into the guide vanes of the 16-Foot Transonic Wind Tunnel at NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia. 
The tunnel, one of dozens of research facilities at Langley, was built in 1939 and renovated in 1990. Operating transonically or across the speed of sound, the air in the test section travels from about 150 to 1,000 miles per hour. The tunnel is called the “16-Foot” because its test section is approximately 16 feet in diameter. The guide vanes, which form an ellipse 58-feet high and 82-feet wide, cut across each cylindrical tube at a 45 degree angle. 
Photo: Bill Taub/NASA

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scanzen:

A technician prepares to unlatch the door built into the guide vanes of the 16-Foot Transonic Wind Tunnel at NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia.

The tunnel, one of dozens of research facilities at Langley, was built in 1939 and renovated in 1990. Operating transonically or across the speed of sound, the air in the test section travels from about 150 to 1,000 miles per hour. The tunnel is called the “16-Foot” because its test section is approximately 16 feet in diameter. The guide vanes, which form an ellipse 58-feet high and 82-feet wide, cut across each cylindrical tube at a 45 degree angle. 

Photo: Bill Taub/NASA

littlebunnysunshine:

1930’s Dental students worked on these for practice. The rivets protruding from the facial area would anchor a rubber face to make it more “human” to work on.
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littlebunnysunshine:

1930’s Dental students worked on these for practice. The rivets protruding from the facial area would anchor a rubber face to make it more “human” to work on.

file under Nightmare Fuel

from retronaut.com

iznogoodgood:

Suizan Kurokawa Untitled, ca. 1906

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iznogoodgood:

Suizan Kurokawa Untitled, ca. 1906

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fer1972:

Mount Fuji photographed by Koichi Shimano

fuckyeah-nature:

Eruption at Fimmvörðuháls 6 by adrian_metzelaar on Flickr.

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fuckyeah-nature:

Eruption at Fimmvörðuháls 6 by adrian_metzelaar on Flickr.

heavygraffic:

Chiara Tubia - Nuove Luci

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heavygraffic:

Chiara Tubia - Nuove Luci

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theparisreview:

André Kertész: On Reading