Renewable energy will prolong the existence of life on earth. Not much longer to communicate that to the rest of the human race.12yr ⋅ MaamaJama ⋅ r/science
Okmok Caldera erupting in Alaska. Note the shockwaves rippling through the atmosphere [GIF]17yr ⋅ chakalakasp ⋅ r/science
Epiphany on how brilliant tree reproduction is while cleaning out my gutters today - SFW15yr ⋅ hamsterberry ⋅ r/science
Remember Reddit's Manned Moon Mission? - Here is the latest concept render.15yr ⋅ Rocket-To-The-Moon ⋅ r/science
This picture was taken by the crew of STS-118 on board the Shuttle Endeavour. It depicts the ISS against the backdrop of Earth, somewhere over the Ionian Sea15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
At this point, running a plug-in hybrid charged with coal-produced energy is less carbon-efficient than a conventional hybrid. (Source: EPRI Nationwide Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report)14yr ⋅ nattyd ⋅ r/science
Lots of interesting figures (such as this one) from the American Cancer Society .. see more in comments.15yr ⋅ Aurorae ⋅ r/science
Alcohol causes... negative deaths from cardiovascular problems? Taken from IHME Data Spot.14yr ⋅ appleyard ⋅ r/science
Strangely, I find this image even more awe-\r inspiring, more humbling than Hubble Space \r Telescopes images. I get lost in thought whenever \r I see something like this.15yr ⋅ Prysorra ⋅ r/science
New 'Earth at Night' image from the Rosetta spacecraft. See the glow of the cities. [PIC]17yr ⋅ tpodr ⋅ r/science
The illuminated crescent of Earth showing part of South America and Antarctica. This OSIRIS image was acquired with the the narrow-angle camera from a distance of 350 000 km at 22:28 UTC [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Anybody in r/science noticed this in New Scientist's website? This seems to be sending out the wrong message.13yr ⋅ foofie ⋅ r/science
Reddit - I made an alternative scale diagram of the depth of the oceans: it may seem deep to us but it's just a skin on the earth.15yr ⋅ jjs774 ⋅ r/science
New way to store energy - has anyone else thought of it? Why don't we use it? (Complete with MSPaint illustration)14yr ⋅ MaliceRhino ⋅ r/science
I was in doubt if I should submit it to r /Art or r/Science. Representation of the human retina by Ramon y Cajal, 1906 Nobel Prize winner15yr ⋅ celacanto ⋅ r/science
A working RLC circuit only a few micrometers across made using Focused Ion Beam deposition.14yr ⋅ BaqAttaq ⋅ r/science
First line is safe to eat; second line is poisonous. The process of mushrooms becoming food fascinates me, because the process was, basically, Let's see who dies and who lives.12yr ⋅ alreadytakenusername ⋅ r/science
You can science me all you want about the Hubble pictures, but I still don't believe this is real.15yr ⋅ jerschneid ⋅ r/science
The verdict is in: 94% of people think its likely that Global Warming data was falsified. 26% do not.14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Irish minister for health invited to Society of Molecular Biology and Evolution conference14yr ⋅ gordonj ⋅ r/science
VY Canis Majoris, largest star known. Its a hypergiant 2,100 times the size of our Sun, its a big around as the orbit of Jupiter and its not labeled in the Night Sky viewing mode of Google Earth? Had to find it myself using coordinates from Wikipedia! What's up with that Google? (PIC,SFW)16yr ⋅ TheZorch ⋅ r/science
Amateur spaceflight update: mission scrubbed due to insufficient power for hairdryer duct-taped next to LOX valve. Next attempt in 2011. 14yr ⋅ mindbleach ⋅ r/science
The new Canadian $5 bill has just destroyed every single other piece of currency in the world (IMO)11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Close Up Of Soap Bubble. Wait... MY BAD!! It's A 600-Foot Wide Explosive Fireball Dubbed Trinity, From The U.S.'s First Nuclear Test16yr ⋅ PhilxBefore ⋅ r/science
What? You thought the entire earth was deep? Here's one of Jupiter! [Re: Cross-section of the Earth all the way down to the core.]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
A super light material invented at Zhejiang University in China called carbon aerogel made from freeze dried carbon nanotubes and graphene.11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Protecting one member of the U.S. Space Shuttle Fleet -- a marvel of U.S. ingenuity, U.S. science, U.S. technology, and U.S. engineering -- NASA's Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-108) on November 29, 2001. [PIC]14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
STS-102 astronaut and mission specialist, Andrew S.W. Thomas, gazes through an aft window of the Space Shuttle Orbiter Discovery as it approaches the docking bay of the International Space Station [What a View]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Anchored on the International Space Station’s (ISS) Canadarm2 some 240 miles above the blue and white Earth, astronaut Lee M.E. Morin totes one of the S0 (S-zero) keel pins, which were removed from their functional position on the truss and attached on to its exterior for long-term stowage. [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
My dad drew the human skeleton on a whim on two Post-its. I think he's awesome. [pic]15yr ⋅ DaemonXI ⋅ r/science
Mark December 1st on your calendar, because the night sky just after sunset will look like this16yr ⋅ Mithridates ⋅ r/science
Ok Indonesia, why don't you specialize in geothermal power. You would rock.14yr ⋅ ubergeek404 ⋅ r/science
You've seen the moon and the sun set, but have you seen the Earth set? [PIC]16yr ⋅ ASTERGDEM ⋅ r/science
Whenever I see this picture, I wonder - Why do we assume that alien life would be the same size as us?15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Found this outside my dorm in Massachusetts. It seems to be related to a slug/snail, perhaps...it responds to touch and has a hard outer shell. Anybody know what it is?12yr ⋅ challahchomegirl ⋅ r/science
My friend humorously sent this to me saying it reminded her of me. But I have little clue as to what it actually means... Any ideas? 12yr ⋅ Beautyisafeeling ⋅ r/science
A Beautiful Image of the International Space Station From the Space Shuttle [4288 x 2929]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Curiosity parachuting to the surface as viewed from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter12yr ⋅ spork3 ⋅ r/science
You've seen a Circumhorizontal arc(Fire Rainbow), I give you DOUBLE Circumhorizontal arc.15yr ⋅ wishiwasonmaui ⋅ r/science
40 Million Dollar Upgrades to Submarine, Infographic. 1 New Feature = Science basket ? well, ok.14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
.....Just because he is in a wheelchair and see things, write books, we have to accept what he says?.... 14yr ⋅ desitexan ⋅ r/science
Bullshit eye chart: My parents have blue and green eyes, and out of 4 kids, I'm the only one to not have brown eyes.12yr ⋅ lajademoo ⋅ r/science
A 600,000 Km solar filament snakes around the southwestern horizon of the sun, in this full disk photo taken by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory. Nov. 17, 2010. Credit: NASA14yr ⋅ Peterabit456 ⋅ r/science
Remember those scale-of-the-universe infographics? Well, this will make you feel smaller, still.15yr ⋅ Prysorra ⋅ r/science
This artist's rendering shows a view of our own Milky Way Galaxy and its central bar as it might appear if viewed from above. An arrow indicates the location of our Sun.17yr ⋅ ScrewDriver ⋅ r/science
NASA's Dawn spacecraft is now 4.2 million kilometers (2.6 million miles) from Vesta. It will soon enter orbit around the asteroid. (More links in comments)14yr ⋅ Peterabit456 ⋅ r/science
My strategy for teaching the history of atomic theory to a high school sophomore. (I've been reading too much xkcd and can't draw.)15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Animated 3D projection of a regular convex 24-cell polychoron performing a double-rotation about two orthogonal planes15yr ⋅ zeug ⋅ r/science
This close-up view of comet Hartley 2 was taken by NASA's EPOXI mission during its flyby of the comet on Nov. 4, 2010. It was captured by the spacecraft's Medium-Resolution Instrument.14yr ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/science
Do you understand this pic? For example, what goes in cell above tongue or to the right of flavor? And is this linguistics, physics, psychology, chemistry, philosophy, art, or geometry?14yr ⋅ SS9 ⋅ r/science
Any Reddit entomologists care to explain what this is? [pic, resubmit from /r/pics]16yr ⋅ elegylegacy ⋅ r/science
Is this a human or animal bone?\r I found this bone while in the woods today and it looks a little odd. It hadn't been there long, for there was meat or tissue still attached in places. Is this human, animal or what? If it is animal, what kind?15yr ⋅ chickenlittleleague ⋅ r/science
Blue glowing frizzy whisps of light. Can anyone explain what this is a picture of?15yr ⋅ sirabernathy ⋅ r/science
The [meteor] explosion left a bubble of glowing debris that expanded for at least 15 minutes [jpg]16yr ⋅ gIowingsheep ⋅ r/science
NASA astronaut Robert Behnken, STS-130 mission specialist, poses for a photo near the windows in the Cupola of the ISS while space shuttle Endeavour remains docked with the station. Next to him is the plaque containing Apollo 11 Moon rocks and a piece of the summit of Mt. Everest [AWESOME PIC]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
What a man's body would look like if each part grew in proportion to the area of the cortex of the brain concerned with its movement.14yr ⋅ Crimsin23 ⋅ r/science
I found something weird in the first MARDI images returned by the Mars Curiosity rover. Link goes to original JPL data, link to blow-up in comments12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Photo of Curioisity with Supersonic Parachute attached taken by Orbiter before landing.12yr ⋅ ebaydan777 ⋅ r/science
Hi r/Science. This gigantic 20-foot weed grew on the side of the house this spring. WTH is it? [PIC]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
So, what other young nerds had their minds blown by Powers of Ten back in their school days?15yr ⋅ maxmartin ⋅ r/science
This is how we were meant to see the stars and the milky way galaxy. Wish I could experience this...12yr ⋅ yoouknoow ⋅ r/science
