Not your “typical” firefighter in uniform… (not trying to make light of the current situation in Turkey … I wish them a quick solution to their plight)
Who shined their flashlight on this building?
… is it just me or does RC’s pic look like they are shooting light cannons against a “Stargate” ?
If for no other reason than the combination, Raccoon City takes this one for firefighters and flashlights.
All yours, RC!
Thanks!
I'd like to see creepy sculptures.
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“Child Eater Fountain” in Bern - Kindlifresserbrunnen
“It ate him… bit off his head… like a gingerbread man!”
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Lots of great entries.
I like this creepy sculpture the best, so the new Image Boss is...
Hank33!
Hey, thanks for the win racoon! Okay, I would like to see microscopic images. Pls also name what the image is. :-) For example, the below image is...
SAND
Jumping spider eyes at 20x magnification.
(looks like a drawing instead of a photograph.)
“Pollen from a variety of common plants including the sunflower, primrose and lily.”
Soap foam
Paraphyses & Sporangia
Corona virus
Once inside the cell, the virus releases genetic material that effectively tricks the host cell into replicating the invading virus thousands of times. A swarm of new virions eventually burst through the cell wall and move on to infect other cells. That moment is pictured here in a cell from an American COVID-19 patient.
For the Chemistry geeks:
AFM (colorized images, top) visualizes the starting material, radical intermediates, and product from an STM-driven reaction (bottom).
Leo Gross of IBM Research Zurich and coworkers there and at the University of Santiago de Compostela used scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) to push a molecule to react and atomic force microscopy (AFM) to image atomic-level details of that molecule as it formed radical intermediates and a final product.