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The Shape of Beginnings & Endings

October 12, 2013 Maria Mudd Ruth
The monkfish, or goosefish, lays this billowing veil containing 1 million pinhead-size eggs. Such veils drift in the ocean for days and can reach 60 feet in length. Credit: New England Aquarium via LiveScience.com

The monkfish, or goosefish, lays this billowing veil containing 1 million pinhead-size eggs. Such veils drift in the ocean for days and can reach 60 feet in length. Credit: New England Aquarium via LiveScience.com

This LIDAR (Laser Interferometry Detection and Ranging) image shows the historic channels and meanderings of a section of the Willamette River in Oregon.  Credit:  Dan Coe/ Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries. Order a …

This LIDAR (Laser Interferometry Detection and Ranging) image shows the historic channels and meanderings of a section of the Willamette River in Oregon.  Credit:  Dan Coe/ Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries. Order a poster version here.

 

Filamentous remnant of an explosion of the Vela Supernova 10,000-12,000 years ago. Credit: Earth Science Picture of the Day 

Filamentous remnant of an explosion of the Vela Supernova 10,000-12,000 years ago. Credit: Earth Science Picture of the Day 

These three images appeared to me electronically within the span of twenty-four hours--one on someone else's SmartPhone and two in my e-mail inbox.

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The photo for my blog captures the spirit of the accidental naturalist (my husband, actually). The body of water featured here, Willapa Bay, completely drained out at low tide during our camping trip at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, leaving …

The photo for my blog captures the spirit of the accidental naturalist (my husband, actually). The body of water featured here, Willapa Bay, completely drained out at low tide during our camping trip at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, leaving us a pleasant several hours of experiencing the life of the turning tide.

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