Here it is!
Now that the Macro & Micro show is basically upon us (opening THIS FRIDAY!) I am now willing + able to share the full image in all its battling glory.
So I’m part of the “everything else” category and as such had pretty much free reign over content (avoiding plant, animal, or mineral). I opted to go micro and offer what I’m sure is an entirely accurate depiction of white blood cells fending off a bacteriophage.
Right? White blood cells are tiny space folk with laser hands?
And if you’re so inclined there are prints available at the LGAL shop!
10On March 28th 2009, a little Chiroptera’s dreams of being the first bat in space came true. The brave free-tailed bat went on it’s last flight as it clung to the side of the space shuttle Discovery during its launch off.
R.I.P Space Bat!
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Photographer Takes a Boy with Muscular Dystrophy on an Imaginary Adventure
“Slovenia-based photographer Matej Peljhan recently teamed up with a 12-year-old named Luka who suffers from muscular dystrophy, to create a wildly imaginative series of photos depicting the boy doing things he is simply unable to do because of his degenerative condition. While he can still use his fingers to drive a wheelchair and to draw, things like skateboarding and swimming are simply not possible.”
This is my kind of weather!
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Being a scientist has nothing to do with gender or race. Science is all about methodically seeking the truth. Take your curiosities and get your science on.
Watch this Science Rap and more on my YouTube Channel: Coma Niddy University.
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