Closeup pictures

Dec 23, 2018 4:46 PM

nallex

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Velcro

Butterfly wing

Bee covered in pollen

Crack in rusted steel

Human eye

Needle with blood

Sand

Seawater

Peacock wing

Butterfly tongue

Dust

Caffeine

Chalk

It has never occurred to me before that butterflies have tongues...

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seawater

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#4 don't lie to me, that's a canyon photo taken from an aeroplane

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Welp, I'm never going in sea water again... thanks OP

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TIL butterfly wings look digital.

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I want more of these

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I didn't want to swim in the ocean anymore anyway

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Every accidental mouthful of seawater just got much grosser

7 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 0

Extra protein.

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#4 is Grand Canyon

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Coccolithophores!!!!

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I love how the eye closeup looks like a terrifying forest with a black sun above.

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#13 isn't chalk... they are coccolithophores, a phytoplankton which grows calcareous 'liths' (plate discs) around its body

7 years ago | Likes 24 Dislikes 0

This could be a colorized closeup of natural chalk from calcite formations, which these things can be a part of.

7 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

This this this! They have such cool shapes! I think this one is Emiliana huxleyi, which I would love as a necklace pendant!

7 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

The human eye one is def a photoshop with some trees. These are BS

7 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

#5 one does not simply....

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I love the macro/micro of Earth A crack in steel is like a crack in the earth. A drop of ocean looks like a mile of ocean.

7 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Like Anaxagoras

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Coffee, what a trip.

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Blood is just red Cheerios

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Change my mind

7 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

The forbidden cheerios

7 years ago | Likes 44 Dislikes 0

*forbidden L00PS

7 years ago | Likes 18 Dislikes 0

No. Cheerios have holes.

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Ok, red spaghetti-o’s then

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v

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The dust must’ve been from the 90’s

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*some effects “may have been used”

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Velcro(r) hook and loop

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Dust is just one of those I Spy books

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Wow throwback

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I feel like the microcosmic world is way more fun with all those shapes, bright colors, and wild monsters.

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Where's @OP's dick pic?

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That is not caffeine

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Could be a crystal, which had been digitally coloured afterwards

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IKR! Molecules are smaller than light waves

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You realize pure caffeine is a crystal right?

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This

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*That

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The other

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At the top of the picture of dust, it looks like a angry little face

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We got Velcro from the Roswell crash back in ‘47

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I thought it came from plant burrs

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Shhh. Don't confuse them with actual facts.

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Not according to the documentary "Star Trek"..It was gifted to us to fund a kid's education!

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Go on, T'Pol's great granny - legend.

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Dont forget microwaves and liposuction

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Can you elaborate on that?

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When we recovered a crashed “flying saucer” at Roswell, New Mexico, we were able to salvage tech, like Velcro, lasers, and fiber optics.

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Not sure if you are this retarded, or making fun of people who are...

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I believe the socially acceptable term is now "dumb as fuck".

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Stupid conspiracy. The truth is that lizard people from the center of the Earth gave us that tech. Get with the progran

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I love my gran I'm very pro gran

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I'm worried that you seriously believe this but you have to be messing around.

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Look at my username lol

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Well played

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Well, that just made me more unsure.

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What's the blue & white background behind the rusty steel crack though?

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Asking the real questions.

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Note to self. Never get seawater in mouth

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dust looks super fun up close

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I hate dust!

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Like a trapper keeper I had once

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I don't think it's actually that color, but the shapes are interesting

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Yeah, they're electron microscope images, so colour's added to make distinguishing different things easier

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That photo was colorized after the original exposure. The image from an electron microscope is grayscale.

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It looks like the 80s

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I was told household dust is mainly human skin cells. I suspect that's not a photo of household dust.

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Dust looks like if I had a party I would definitely invite Dust over for its psychedelic colors.

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I prefer dust2, personally.

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Especially at parties

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Sand is pretty neat too, and i think my cat would like a giant crocheted chalk particle

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Ohhhh why'd you have to say crocheted. Now I have to do this.

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You gave me an idea for.my.next project

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Except for that blue thing in the back

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looks liek the aliens from simpsons without the glass

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What is that? Looks weird

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he's just there for the party.

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#8 makes me uncomfortable

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I work on the ocean. This makes me very unhappy.

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Okay but why can't you just say what it is instead of giving a number and making me count them just to look at what makes you feel uncomfort

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If you click on the number it will pull up the picture, mate.

7 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

v just click the number in the comment...

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Keep in mind some sea life reproduce by ejaculating into the water so it can carry its seed

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Well I know what I’m doing next weekend

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Thanks for that visual. (Now you say "you're whale-cum")

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Underrated comment OTY

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Yes

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just think, we essentially evolved from some shit that used to look like that in the sea

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possible

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Yeah but these losers never got their act in order long enough to grow some ambition

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But it's all natural.

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That chalk make me uncomfortable. Why is it like that?

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You're looking at the skeletons of algae (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coccolith). Loads of them together makes chalk

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Chalk rock (calcium carbonate), a pure form of limestone formed in warm, tropical seas about 100 million years ago in the Cretaceous Period

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when Dinosaurs ruled the Earth! Microscopic marine algae, called coccoliths, lived in the ancient sea. Their shells were made of calcite.

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As the algae died, their bodies sunk to the sea floor thus chalk sediment was deposited, so Chalk rock could be described as a "biological

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graveyard!" Over millions of years layers of chalk sediment were deposits caused by compaction of loose sediment into solid chalk rock.

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I already don't like going in the ocean. This only solidifies that.

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Me, too. I already struggle with the ocean after the ending to Pirrahna.

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Piranha are fresh water fish and humans are more likely to prey on Piranha than vice versa.

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SPORE

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Aah I wish that game was better than it is. Still a classic

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Now you made me sad, when I remembered what it was going to be at first ...

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I absolutely loved spore when I was young. Played it again recently and found the controls incredibly awkward but the game was alright

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I was young when it came out so I was able to enjoy it for what it was. Sorry man.

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Am i the only one that found dickbutt in #8?

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It would appear so

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Yeah, i lied.

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Satan would be proud

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