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The result is a series of interactive time lapse images that progress year-by-year, showing exactly how things have changed in key areas like the Brazilian Amazon Rain Forest, booming metropolitan areas like Las Vegas and Dubai, and the progress of large bodies of water like the Aral Sea. It’s stunning to watch the Amazon rainforest virtually disappear, or see the building creep across the desert in Vegas, or watch the Columbia Glacier vanish entirely. Google worked with the U.S. Geological Survey, NASA and TIME magazine to build the Timelapse project, and went to Carnegie Mello University’s CREATE Lab to build the final HTML5 site that makes the animations interactive and browsable. Olympic National Park: One of the wildest places left in the USA [36 PICS]
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It’s supposed to be a humbling experience to stand amidst such giants in the ancient forests of Olympic National Park. Olympic National Park: One of the wildest places left in the USA [36 PICS] Plantas de Puerto Rico/Plants of Puerto Rico. ¿Qué es el sitio web Plantas de la Isla de Puerto Rico?
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Over 30 years ago, physicist Richard Feynman claimed that a scientist can see more beauty in a flower than an artist. Since then, science and art have combined to bring the meaning of his words to life. How science adds to the excitement, mystery and awe of a flower Continue reading the main story “Start Quote I could imagine the cells in there, the complicated actions inside, which also have a beauty.”
End QuoteRichard FeynmanPhysicist In the video, Feynman tells an anecdote about a friend who said that "a scientist takes [a flower] all apart and it becomes a dull thing. " Knowledge and beauty. Amazon River Cam. The Amazon River stretches more than 4,000 miles.
The tropical rainforest of its watershed is home to millions of species of plants and animals, making it the planet's most diverse ecosystem. The Zoo is home to an Amazonia Exhibit and animals from Amazonia, as well as many animals from other parts of South America. Amazonia Exhibit The Zoo's Amazonia Exhibit leads visitors into the realm of the Amazon River Basin, where giant arapaima, pacu, red-tailed catfish, and piranhas swim in shallow water, and poison arrow frogs, titi monkeys, and tanagers inhabit the world above.
Living kapok, avocado, and cocoa trees spread their roots in this enclosed tropical habitat. Take an audio tour of the exhibit. Adjacent to the exhibit, the Amazonia Science Gallery offers a glimpse into the scientific research Zoo staff conduct in the lab and in the field. Tropical Wildlife at the Zoo. Water Animal Guide. Quick find...
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