Personal Reflections: Art in the Universe and Your Skull
December 03, 2010
BIG: Valley of dessert in Iran
These images are not
abstract paintings
or from anyone's imagination.
They are actually
Nasa satellite photos
of the earth I found online.
I have paired them here with
microscopic shots
of structures within the brain
from a new book
you don't have to be
a neuroscientist to appreciate.
Ever read an astronomy book
and pondered the vastness of the universe
while taking a peek at another book on microbes
or something else invisible to the naked eye?
Do it!
The beauty and artistry of the the big and small blew my mind.
tiny: golgi stain
BIG: glacier icecap
tiny: axon scaffolding proteins
BIG: West fjords
tiny: blood vessels in cerebral cortex
BIG: dry streambeds in Jordan
tiny: axons
BIG: whirlpool cloud between Spain and Morocco
COOL: New book by Carl Schoonover: PORTRAITS OF THE MIND
The planet is gorgeously made,
and you and your lovely
neurons are too.
Peace to you right where you are.
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2 comments
Michelle,
ReplyDeleteSomehow I feel even prettier inside! :-)
This is TRULY an amazing and interesting post!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
Thank you! You totally get it, Luciane. That is exactly the point I was hoping to convey visually: the universe and all of us were created masterfully and perfectly to be loved.
ReplyDeleteYour comments add to the beauty...thanks in advance for your kindness.