A stunning inspirational build from the modeller Macau Iao Kit and his F-14D Tomcat VF-2 Bounty Hunters In 2003, VF-2 was deployed aboard the USS Cons...
LARGE SPACE STRUCTURES NASA Identifier: C-1981-6364
Albie Götze
D’art Design creates fair appearance for Schüco at fensterbau/frontale 2014.
Chybik + Kristof has designed a pavilion for the site of a greenhouse at a monastery in Brno in the Czech Republic where Gregor Mendel discovered genetics.
Looking down through the floors of the Mitsukoshi Department Store in Tokyo, Japan.
The Internet's most complete resource on the Mayflower and the Pilgrims, with genealogy, history, primary source documents, a complete passenger list, and much more.
from “Grand Canyon” by Jason Chin
For those wishing to create a fully framed ship model, but with limited scratch building experience, Admiralty Models has developed a cross-section package.
This is free, public domain art. A sophonophorae, from my 3-minute scan of wikipedia is this jellyfish-like colony of cells. Most sophonophorae are bioluminescent (glow-in-the-dark). They reproduce asexually, but evolve through genetic mutation.
At the Museum of the City of New York. Location? Sixth Ave subway over PATH is my best guess.
Cross section of a distillery with devices designed by Désiré Savalle company for the distillation and rectification of alcoholic liquids and fermented juices
The trireme was so-called because of the arrangement of rowers in three lines down the length of each side of the ship. As many as 30 oars, each with a single oarsman, ran the length of the ship in three tiers. Consequently, the total number of rowers could have been between 170 and 180, allowing a speed of as high as nine or ten knots in short bursts. Each oarsman had a fixed seat and the rowers were arranged with 31 on the top row, 27 in the middle, and 27 on the lowest level.
Complete structure and defined by dr. Mudassir
Market in Yangon - 26/01/2013
#anatomy #digestive #digestivesystem #medicine
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Cross-section of stem of Ricinus communis, showing ring of secondary xylem.
