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“Babamı öldürmemişler gibi, topraklarımızı işgal etmemişler gibi çek.” Çeçen yetim, artık bir sokak çocuğu… 1996

Lise Meitner and Erwin Schrödinger, 1930's.

Haku, listen. I just remembered something from a long time ago, I think it may help you. Once, when I was little, I dropped my shoe into a river. And when I tried to get it back, I fell in. I thought I'd drown but the water carried me to shore. It finally came back to me. The river's name was the Kohaku River. I think that was you, and your real name is Kohaku River.

PAKISTAN truck in karachi & Inside a trumpeters’ coffehouse in Lahore 1986 Ara Guler 

celebrations of the Noc Kupały (Kupala Night) in Skoczów (Poland), 70s

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Max Planck before (1878) and after (1901) founding quantum theory.

Conclusion: quantum physics causes damage to the hair and consequently to the individual.

William Pope. L, Harriet Tubman Spinning the Universe, 1992, peanut butter, charcoal, joint compound, collage, acrylic paint, 10×15’. 

Günter Rössler | Gisela, Germany, 1968

The Parallel Street (Die Parallelstraße), Ferdinand Khittl, 1962

"yaşam dışarıdan sızar içeri."

and still thinking about this mfs

Yoshitomo Nara

Communicating, 1998

i don't need any more friend because i have one very big friend, here he is

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Liquid water is easily electrically charged, due to its polar nature. That’s why rubbing a comb is enough to deflect a stream of water. Ice is harder to charge, but it can happen, especially when there are temperature gradients across the ice. (Image credit: frost - Miriams-Fotos, figure - R. Mukherjee et al.; research credit: R. Mukherjee et al.; via ChemBites; submitted by Kam-Yung Soh)

Christian Jodin - Hot Heart, 2021

𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐑 – for anon

࿙A࿚࿙D࿚࿙A࿚ – for anon

Sei Koyanagui (Japanese, 1896 - 1948) 

Quantum Space

© Kuflex Lab

Leo Dillon (1933-2012) & Diane Dillon (1933-), “Galaxy Science Fiction”, Vol. 16, #3, 1958 Source

Mirror (1975) dir. Andrei Tarkovsky

learning to think, anthony gormley, 1991

a 1987 Soviet stamp depicting an aquatic fern, also known as a floating fern

[id: a postage stamp with a realistic botanical illustration of an aquatic plant with dark green leaves and red tendrils. end id]

two 1989 Swedish stamps from a series on animals in threatened habitats

[id: two postage stamps, both with stylized illustrations of birds. the left depicts a perching owl while the right depicts a woodpecker with a red scalp. end id]

❀✿ spring is here ❀✿