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POSTED 8.1.16 GEYSER 4

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Anonymous Snapshots of Natural Wonders

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Medical Procedures

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New Landscape of Art and Science, 1951, Installation view, The New Landscape of Art and Science, 1951, courtesy: MIT Museum, Cambridge, MA

Short Essays

Ben Burbridge: Science Photography and the Art Museum

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6.12.18 WHAT DOES LIGHTNIGN LOOK LIKE

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Do You Know What Lightning Really Looks Like?

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Timeline Items

1951

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3.12.18 SUPER RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY CAPTURES 4D IMAGES IN LIVING CELLS

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Super-Res Microscopy Captures Images In Living Cells In Space & Time

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2.25.18 SUPERNOVA PHOTO MADE BY AMATEUR

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The World’s Luckiest Photographer May Have Proved Astrophysicists Right

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2.22.18 PENTAGON WANTS YOUR HELP READING SATELLITE IMAGES

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The Pentagon Wants Your Help Analyzing Satellite Images

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2.20.18 GOOGLE AI CAN PREDICT HEART DISEASE FROM IMAGES OF RETINA

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Google AI Can Predict Heart Disease by Looking at Pictures of The Retina

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2.12.18 PIC OF SINGLE SUSPENDED ATOM WINS PRIZE

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Picture Of A Single Atom Suspended In Electric Fields Wins Top Photo Prize

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2.10.18 FACIAL RECOGNITION IS ACCURATE, IF YOU'RE A WHITE GUY

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Facial Recognition Is Accurate, If You’re A White Guy

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2.5.18 MARS ROVER JOURNEY IN SINGLE PHOTO

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Curiosity’s Five-Year Journey Across Mars — In One Stunning Photo

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2.2.18 LIDAR REVEALS MAYAN RUINS IN GUATEMALA

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LIDAR Laser Scans Reveal Mayan “Megalopolis” Below Guatemalan Jungle

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1.30.18 SUITCASE SIZE SATELLITE RADAR PIX

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A Suitcase-Size Satellite’s Big Image of Frozen Earth Below

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1.26.18 scientists make a better hologram

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Scientists Found A Way To Make Inexpensive, Solid-Looking 3D Holograms

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