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April 18, 2012
An Afghan girl practices martial arts with a sword at a Wosho training club in Injil, Afghanistan, on Wednesday, April 6, 2011.
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Love may be all about chemistry, but that hasn’t stopped particle physicists from making their own special Valentines. This heart has been pierced not by Cupid’s arrow, but two proton beams smashing together within the CMS detector at the Large Hadron Collider.
Imperial College London researcher Tom Whyntie took data from one of the earliest collisions at the LHC and added simulated data that followed the path of a heart-shaped equation. He gave the picture to his girlfriend as a Valentine’s day card in 2010 - they are now happily married.
Whyntie isn’t the only one to mix particles with passion - Suzie Sheehy, a researcher at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxfordshire, UK wrote a Valentine’s day poem inspired by a heart-shaped simulation of 629 protons torn apart by a particle accelerator.
talk about nerdy love jesus
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how beautiful is this? follow amanda mocci…
DARK WINGS
16” x 22”
pencil and gouache on paper
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Presenting you my newest illustration Dark Wings which is also a self-portrait. Click the image to view the making of on Vimeo. Cheers.
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This is interesting, actually. Although I don’t think the Joker would ever like being described as meh! ;)
Why is Ganandorf evil, I haven’t completed Skyward Sword yet which I believe explains his origins somewhat. Is he destined to do it purely because he’s driven to obtain power, to fulfil his role in the whole triforce prophecy thing?
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