This is a photo of a successful parachute deployment by the Curiosity landing craft in the atmosphere of Mars. The photo was taken by the Odyssey satellite orbiting Mars.12yr ⋅ REBELYELLoz ⋅ r/science
Active in the 1920's and 30's, Berlin based Dr. Fritz Kahn illustrated this image of the human body as if it were composed of machinery [PIC]15yr ⋅ huxtiblejones ⋅ r/science
Want to read New Scientist but have exceeded the number of free article views? I have a solution.15yr ⋅ betterscientist ⋅ r/science
Did you know? Gary Larson named the spike cluster on the tip of a stegosaurus tail.15yr ⋅ Silverback ⋅ r/science
The Global Warming Skeptics vs The Scientific Consensus [infographic]15yr ⋅ EthicalReasoning ⋅ r/science
After my childhood passed I stopped watching PBS. This show has reinvigorated my love for the channel.14yr ⋅ P5eudonym ⋅ r/science
A simple explanation of what the LHC actually *does* and why it's so important15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
The difference between a superconductive cable (from the LHC) and a normal one (from the LEP). [PIC]15yr ⋅ racergr ⋅ r/science
The Space Shuttle at the precise moment it breaks the Sound Barrier [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Hey reddit. My father died last summer and yesterday, the lab where he worked was dedicated to him. We're so proud!14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
After 16 hungover hours in lab, this is the first thing I thought when I saw the question about what I do daily as a scientist.12yr ⋅ puppiesandsunshine ⋅ r/science
Plant Bottle, recyclable as ever! Do you think this is misleading? All plastic is recyclable, a lot of people are confusing this with biodegradable and are just throwing it away. It still needs to be recycled!13yr ⋅ Oracle365 ⋅ r/science
This is one of the very first screenshots of one of the very first web browsers. That colored mess in the background is the ATLAS, part of the LHC.15yr ⋅ Inri137 ⋅ r/science
The horseshoe crab: 450 million years and counting. Anyone who thinks this creature is vastly superior to the platypus, please raise your hand.14yr ⋅ iRoman ⋅ r/science
My attempt at a shot of today's partial solar eclipse at about 85% coverage from Southern California.12yr ⋅ spsheridan ⋅ r/science
Found these at my grandparents house. How dangerous/legal are these and what should I do with them? Contains: Alcohol, Chloroform, and Morphine Sulphate. 12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
The simple fact DNA is unchangeable makes evolution impossible : Discussion with someone who doesn't understand evolution. [PIC]15yr ⋅ david76 ⋅ r/science
This is Sagittarius A*. It is the likely location of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.15yr ⋅ treeforface ⋅ r/science
After undocking, the space shuttle Discovery crew got a memorable view of the International Space Station orbiting over Earth. [Pic] 15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
I know something is wrong about this but I don't know enough to say what...14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
The cost of sequencing a whole human genome is decreasing so rapidly, Moore's law is unable to keep pace12yr ⋅ pairyhenis ⋅ r/science
The only image you will need if you are ever lost in a galaxy far away.15yr ⋅ C8H10N4O2Rush ⋅ r/science
If you need to explain evolution to a Creationist (or anyone) as simply as possible, use this. [PIC]15yr ⋅ rolandkluge ⋅ r/science
At about 100 meters from the cargo bay of the space shuttle Challenger, Bruce McCandless II was further out than anyone had ever been before [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
It may be a comic that is supposed to make me laugh, but the truth of it makes me cry.15yr ⋅ epicwinguy101 ⋅ r/science
If you need to explain evolution to a Creationist (or anyone) as simply as possible, use this. [PIC]15yr ⋅ SeekingEnlightenment ⋅ r/science
Satellites: How many there are, working or not working, and how many owned by each nation. [large infographic pic]15yr ⋅ natezomby ⋅ r/science
USAF F-22 Raptor Jet fighter flying air cover during STS-122 Shuttle Launch [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
1959 chemistry set capable of ...experiments in the fields of crime detection, chemical magic, atomic energy, food testing, hydroponics...” for only $2.98. REALLY?! [PIC]15yr ⋅ dma4x ⋅ r/science
358,214 earthquake epicenters plotted on a world map, a distinct pattern emerges [PIC]16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
ISS silhouetted against the Sun - space shuttle and each separate solar panel clearly visible [pic]16yr ⋅ gIowingsheep ⋅ r/science
I drew this illustration perpetual motion machine I thought of ... I need to know why this won't work because I can't fault it and I know perpetual motion is impossible.15yr ⋅ chaseoc ⋅ r/science
The Space Shuttle Discovery approaches the International Space Station for docking but before the link-up occurred, the orbiter posed for a thorough series of inspection photos. [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Co-worker took this picture, is this a dinosaur foot? The four toes seem odd.14yr ⋅ kilofu ⋅ r/science
360° panorama of Racetrack Playa in Death Valley at night. The Milky Way is visible as the arc in the center. [PIC]16yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
The science museum here in Nashville posted this on their fb. Excellent.12yr ⋅ BuyMeBonestorm ⋅ r/science
These signs are on the door to the roof of my apartment building. Can radio waves be harmful to me? What about electronics?15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
To the scientists who gave the fighting Navy the tools to win World War II14yr ⋅ speedstar ⋅ r/science
Something every sexually active teenage should see, the sleep/wake cycle of a newborn for the first 6 months of life.14yr ⋅ DarthYoda ⋅ r/science
FSM Hemoglobin - my biology lecturer made the comparison. Love him for this!14yr ⋅ DisgruntledPascifist ⋅ r/science
I graduated with a history degree. Thanks to reddit's influence I am now a chemistry lab technician earning my chemistry degree.12yr ⋅ deadawakeuk ⋅ r/science
This is a photograph of a robot (Phoenix) descending to Mars. The photo was taken by ANOTHER robot (Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter). [pic]15yr ⋅ cryptoz ⋅ r/science
Wet soil on Mars discovered by Curiosity? Could this be water flowing on Mars?12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
When an oil spill looks like a forest coating the Gulf of Mexico, the shit has already hit the fan15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
It's the little things my Chemistry teacher has that make me like him so much...12yr ⋅ rkc1019 ⋅ r/science
Just in case you haven't seen it before. Here is a photo of a complete solar eclipse of Saturn, complete with Earth as a pale blue dot.15yr ⋅ littleFluffyKitty ⋅ r/science
Still seeing people trying to correlate the Japan Earthquake with the upcoming 'Supermoon'? Here's a graph to show just how unremarkable the Moon's position was at the time of the quake.14yr ⋅ evilhamster ⋅ r/science
Our students painted our drab corridor with the solar system, the periodic table, EM spectrum, pH scale, and misc physics / chemistry equations and it now looks pretty cool. Best thing is ~ the students did all all of it and have real sense of ownership.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
An electron micrograph of the world's most popular psychoactive drug, caffeine12yr ⋅ jstohler ⋅ r/science
This is your blood plasma after a fast. And this is your blood plasma after a meal.15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Telling my kindergarten student and his second grade reading buddy something awesome related to space. On another note, any advice on teaching space science to little ones?12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
This is probably the freakiest space image I've ever seen. Solar flare looks like some kind of hellish winged creature.15yr ⋅ James_dude ⋅ r/science
I met Nobel Prize winner, and also a friend of mine's dad, Prof. Brian Schmidt.12yr ⋅ gusjns ⋅ r/science
Does anybody know what happened to create this geological feature in Lake of the Woods, MN/ON? An ancient meteorite? Why can I find no information?14yr ⋅ saucefan ⋅ r/science
This is Neutrino Detector and yes, those are TWO small boats inside it with two people in them. [High Res PIC]13yr ⋅ aNt-e ⋅ r/science
Cyclone off the east coast of Australia, so large it would cover half of the USA!14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
We have observed a new boson with a mass of 125.3 ±0.6 GeV at 4.9-sigma significance.12yr ⋅ thebaroque ⋅ r/science
Today I learned about center of mass in physics. Thought you guys would like it.12yr ⋅ Skippamuffin ⋅ r/science
Beautiful blue halo of Earth's atmosphere on the Edge of Space, the Moon is silhouetted. [giant NASA pic]15yr ⋅ natezomby ⋅ r/science
