Mar13
Southern exposure for auroral lights
A picture from the International Space Station, provided Saturday by Dutch astronaut Andre Kuipers, shows southern lights between Antarctica and Australia.
“We can actually fly into the auroras,” space station resident Don Pettit said recently. “It’s like being shrunk down and put inside of a neon sign.”
(photo by ESA/NASA via PhotoBlog)
Mar9
The other image of Mr. Cook hugging Coco was the one that made the rounds, but this was the picture that stuck with me the most from last week’s tornadoes. When a dog looks frightened, things must be pretty scary.
A friend in need
Greg Cook passes his dog Coco to Donnie Watts through a window of his tornado-destroyed home in Limestone County, Ala., on March 2. Cook rushed home after the winds had stopped to find his house and dozens of others destroyed, but his chocolate Labrador survived.
This is totally crazy.
Bug-eyed
This picture of an insect covered in dew moments after a downpour is part of Ondrej Pakan’s series of big-eye views from around the world.
Feb21
Wow.
See a solar eclipse from outer space
The heavens have to align just right for a solar eclipse — and for NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, today was the day the heavens aligned. The only place where you could see today’s partial eclipse was in outer space.
(via PhotoBlog)
Jan10
It’s Tuesday! Get pumped!
A college football fan beats a drum as he attends the 2012 Fiesta Bowl between the Stanford Cardinal and the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Glendale, Ariz. on Jan. 2.
(photo by Rick Scuteri / Reuters via NBC Sports)
Nov15
Devoto brothers 1990 & 2011 Buenos
…this is still a cool project.
(via BACK TO THE FUTURE 2 (2011) : Irina Werning - Photographer)
Sep27
The view from our living room Sunday afternoon. The weather downtown and to the south was really overcast and rainy, but it was sunny to the north and there was a rainbow from Queen Anne to Wallingford across Lake Union.
Click through for the full-size panorama.
Aug15
(Source: iruntheinternet.com)
Aug9
There are people doing good things, too.
London residents wait to be allowed through a police cordon to help council workers with the clear up after the rioting that took place the previous night outside Clapham Junction railway station in Battersea, London, Tuesday, Aug. 9. Britons swept up, patched up and feared further violence Tuesday, demanding police do more to protect them after three nights of rioting left trails of looted stores, wrecked cars and burned buildings across London and several other cities.
(photo by Matt Dunham / AP via PhotoBlog)
