This was the 4th largest inland body of water in the world. It was bigger than Lake Huron.Oct 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #4
At least 1,500 years old, a 300-foot titan in California’s Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park has the most complex crown scientists have mapped. This photo, taken by Michael Nichols, is a mosaic composed of 84 images.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #f #500 #300 #1
Saturn Hurricane Closeup. The eye of this hurricane is a staggering 1,250 miles across with cloud speeds as fast as 330 miles per hour. Scientists don't know how long it has been active.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #250 #330 #1
[OC] Info graphic detailing the size differences between the first 5 planets (+1 extra body) by scalingFeb 2015 ⋅ DougDimmadone ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #OC #+1-extra-body #1-extra-body #5
Global warming just an excuse Science: 0, Common Sense: 1Jan 2014 ⋅ papersheepdog ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #0 #1