Archive for January, 2008

Nautilus

Nautilus

 

Dwarf Caiman

Dwarf Caiman

 

Dwarf Caiman

Dwarf Caiman

 

Bathysphere

Bathysphere

 

Bathysphere

Bathysphere

4.9 feet in diameter - held equipment and 2 dudes.

 

Ben’s birthday

Ben's birthday

We saw this after leaving the conservation hall and once we came back outside from the touch pool it was all of a sudden "Anna's Birthday."

 

Living in Harmony

Living in Harmony

 

Anemone

Anemone

 

Walrus, upside down

Walrus, upside down

The walrus tank was sort of admittedly the only part of the aquarium that was awesome, though probably that had something to do with the fact that it was freezing out. And the aquarium is mostly outside.

 

Walrus

Walrus

Apparently, its the middle of the walrus mating season. This walrus was being territorial and confrontational by being uncntrollably cute.

 

Walrus

Walrus

 

Souvenir

Souvenir

 

Turtle

Turtle

 

Lost Bird

Lost Bird

Other side was still intact. His name is George. If you see him, please contact Svetlana.

 

Origami spaceplane to launch from space station

I can't even begin to imagine why.
 

Meditations

"That which has died falls not out of the universe. If it stays here, it also changes here, and is dissolved into its proper parts, which are elements of the universe and of thyself. And these too change, and they murmur not. "
 

Cyborgs and Space

A not particularly carefully OCR'd pdf of Clynes' and Kline's groundbreaking article on the plausibility of modifying the human body to adapt to extended periods of spaceflight. Might be worth considering in the face of the doping scandal, might not.
 

Clarence Larkin Charts

How come none of these appear in Tufte's books?
 

Morbid Anatomy

Not that morbid, actually. Very anatomical though.
 

Santiago Ramón y Cajal

Theoretician of the synapse, and incredible medical illustrator.