Surprise twist…. the DISCOVR spacecraft’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) ran out of giant film, and there are no drug stores in space….
The astronauts’ cell phone cameras aren’t powerful enough to take pictures of earth, but the crew used one of them to take a picture inside the capsule, of a Brunswick bowling ball, with a grapefruit.
The remains of the 12th century monastic church at Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island in Northumberland (UK), with Lindisfarne Castle in the background.
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Whoa – what a beautiful coat! I’ve seen more than my share of hounds, but never one that looked like that!
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What is a pickle hamburger?
It could be that you don’t really want to know it!!!
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Paris, for Jardin des Modes, 1957, at ‘Le Chien Qui Fume’ (The Smoking Dog”)Frank Horvat...silver gelatin print
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A very young Native American child, of the Crow Nation, with her dog…. taken by Richard Throssel, around 1910
dark side of the moon
Surprise twist…. the DISCOVR spacecraft’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) ran out of giant film, and there are no drug stores in space….
The astronauts’ cell phone cameras aren’t powerful enough to take pictures of earth, but the crew used one of them to take a picture inside the capsule, of a Brunswick bowling ball, with a grapefruit.
It’s TRUE! I saw it on the internet!
Obviously fake.
To light the Earth like that, the Sun has to be behind the photographer.
But then, the Moon would have to be lit the same way.
It’s from NASA.
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Cover by Leslie Thrasher.
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“Children with Dog” by Paul Klee, 1920
Watercolor with pen and ink, on paper
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I wonder which one of them felt more trapped in that small space. Good thing the leopard was able to get out.
He hid under the counter after the attack.
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Good question.
Probably somewhere outside of the frame of the picture.
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I think I’m going to pretend I’m too young to remember these.
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The remains of the 12th century monastic church at Lindisfarne Priory on Holy Island in Northumberland (UK), with Lindisfarne Castle in the background.
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I’ve always liked today’s illustration… It’s not a movie poster, but the frontispiece to a 19th century book of fairy tales.
Rapupzel was so lovely, with those incredibly long silky ears.
No wonder the handsome prince was enamored.
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