@gloriaunhingedA single breath holds around sextillions of molecules. Within that enormous quantity, it is statistically almost certain that many of those atoms have moved through ancient biological material on countless occasions before. Carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms on Earth are endlessly recycled.
View original postPhoto by @gloriaunhinged· Jun 9, 2026· Nature/Scenery
The focus is on a young person blowing bubbles with a T. rex in the background. The person is in a profile view with their eyes closed, and the T. rex appears to be roaring. The scene is set in a lush, sunlit forest with a group of onlookers in silhouette. The mood is whimsical and imaginative, with a magical glow around the bubbles. The text overlay adds a contemplative tone about the air we breathe.
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Voyager 1 Golden Record@gloriaunhingedA single breath holds around sextillions of molecules. Within that enormous quantity, it is statistically almost certain that many of those atoms have moved through ancient biological material on countless occasions before. Carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms on Earth are endlessly recycled.
View original postPhoto by @gloriaunhinged· Jun 9, 2026· Nature/Scenery
The focus is on a young person blowing bubbles with a T. rex in the background. The person is in a profile view with their eyes closed, and the T. rex appears to be roaring. The scene is set in a lush, sunlit forest with a group of onlookers in silhouette. The mood is whimsical and imaginative, with a magical glow around the bubbles. The text overlay adds a contemplative tone about the air we breathe.
CARv3-TEAM-E glioblastoma trial MRI resultsWhat's missing from this plateCantonese Opera Museum bridge Guangzhoupuppy named after last mealmushrooms make vitamin d from sunlightmother and father otter showing off their treasures2,400 year-old skeleton mosaic TurkeyRed Moon Lunar Eclipse JapanEarth without art graffitiButon community Sulawesi blue eyesLanmaoa asiatica mushroom hallucinationsParallel universes quantum theoryChina Great Green WallAmazon rainforest drought chemicalsVoyager 1 Golden Record