
image collected via Google search on plate tectonics

image collected via Google search on plate tectonics

Age-old affliction. An attendant in medieval times washes a leper’s sores.
CREDIT: SPL/SCIENCE SOURCE

Science 14 June 2013:
Vol. 340 no. 6138 pp. 1278-1282
DOI: 10.1126/science.340.6138.1278

NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
This annotated image labels several features in the simulation, including the event horizon of the black hole. ( image links to RIT )
06.14.13 | NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center

Fig. 15.— Cosmic flows and the underlying density field from the Wiener Filter analysis. The view and slice are identical to those shown in the previous two figures. White dots locate galaxies from the V8k catalog that lie within the slice. White lines identify streamlines of motion, prominent in this slice toward the Virgo Cluster and then culminating in the region of the Centaurus Cluster. The colors provide a description of the underlying density at SGZ=0 as inferred from the Wiener Filter reconstruction, with a progression from blue in voids to red in the regions of highest density. ( image links to COSMOGRAPHY OF THE LOCAL UNIVERSE pdf file )
Jun 14, 2013 | Louise Good | Institute for Astronomy - University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Thick smudges black out parts of an aria from Luigi Cherubini’s 1797 opera ‘Médée.’ – Uwe Bergmann / SLAC


Alice Alpert worked in Antarctica for two field seasons before entering the MIT/WHOI Joint Program. During her stay in 2010, she met poet Katharine Coles, who was visiting as part of an NSF-funded program to bring artists and writers to the remote and forbidding continent. (Photo by Edgar Woznica)