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Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts

Gorgeous White Cat With Two Different Color Eyes

Gorgeous White Cat With Two Different Color Eyes 
This cat has a fabulous pair of eyeballs, but there is a perfectly normal explanation for its magical looking peepers. The technical name for the condition is sectoral heterochromia, a genetic mutation that causes one iris to contain two completely different colours. This is a subtype of Heterochromia Iridis, which basically can be translated from Greek into "different coloured irises."

Spectacular Scientific Illustrator Jane Kim

Spectacular Scientific Illustrator Jane Kim
Scientific illustrator Jane Kim (of Ink Dwell) spent over 16 months painting one member from each of the world's 243 modern bird families. To make this feat even more impressive, Kim painted the individual birds to scale in her 40-foot by 70-foot mural.

Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps

Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
This place is known as the name of Jungfraujoch station or  Sphinx Observatory.This amazing and cool Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory is located at Jungfraujoch in Switzerland at an altitude of 3,571 meters.This palce is famouse due to its uniqueness. Sphinx Observatory is use for the research of meteorology, astronomy, glaciology, physiology, radiation, and cosmic rays.Alarge number of visitors come here to enjoy the view of mountains from the  Sphinx Observatory.
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Sphinx Observatory observation deck open to public. Photo credit

Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Walking ten minutes through this tunnel gets you to an elevator, at the top of which is the highest point, where the observatory is located. Photo credit

Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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Breathtaking Sphinx Observatory at Swiss Alps
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