Free Vintage Map Printables. Photos Upper Left and Clockwise: Map Covered Dollar Notebooks from Ruby Murrays Musings here, and the rest of the maps are from Ruby Murrays Musings’ post on vintage map printables with click through links to places like the Graphics Fairy here. She found a lot of her info at so electric here (with more maps).
Iceberg in Argentina gives spectators a rare show!
The iceberg flipped over in Argentina while people captured the event on their cameras. Here’s what the author says about the event under her Youtube video:
osibaruch writes:“This Iceberg was “calved” by Argentina’s Uppsala glacier. While we were passing by it with a catamaran, the huge berg lost a part of itself (look at the right side sinking) and then flipped over with a huge roar. In the process of melting this happens all the time, but it is seldom that it is captured on video WHEN it happens…”
The Infinity of Knowledge. The Prague Municipal Library at Marianske Square, Zilina, Slovakia is definitely worth visiting because of an amazing sculpture made of numerous books by Matej Kren, a young Czechoslovak artist. This wonderful sculpture is placed in the Prague Municipal Library, consisting of books and mirrors, creating an unusual effect of infinity. It kind of reminds us of Alice in Wonderland, (Down the Rabbit Hole!), the amazing, infinite path towards knowledge, but it gives us a feel of obscurity — totally, a must-see piece of art in the world of optical illusions!
DIY Easiest Book Cover Pendants Ever Tutorial. These were created using miniature books (cheap), word (not photoshop), and book covers that are linked. Tutorial from Two Butterflies here.
Compared to Jupiter’s moon Europa, our planet is practically a desert, as this NASA image shows.
(Details at APOD: 2012 May 24 - All the Water on Europa)
Wow. I’ve seen the Earth droplet many times, but never next to Europa. Perspective, you haz it.
The private bibliothéque of the Château de Groussay, Montfort-l’Amaury, France. The Château was built in 1815 by the duchesse de Charest, a daughter of Louise Elisabeth de Croÿ-Havré, marquise de Tourzel, the governess of the royal enfants de France of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
ALBERT EINSTEIN: The important thing
Credit: Gavin Aung Than
The Fibonacci Sequence As Seen in Flowers gallery by Environmental Graffiti is a math and history lesson wrapped in a pretty package of flowers.
