Density Posters and Art Prints

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I love Back to the Future. This is probably one of my favorite parts.

George McFly with his famous line, "Lorraine, I'm your Density...I mean, Destiny".

George was a smooth talker. Bring this one back to the future of 80s tag lines.

Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe High Resolution Astronomy Cosmic Microwave Background poster for enthusiast astronomer with love of astrophotography for bedroom wall art graphic telescope view astronomical space pics from Hubble JWST and Spitzer

The daily stress of people living in the city with pollution in crowded urban density.

My name is George, son of Arthur. I was born an elderman of Hill Valley, the rightful king of prom. Come with me as I defeat the usurper Bif and take Lorraine as my queen. Density is all!

This accurate periodic table includes the relative density values of each of the chemical elements. The thickness of the colored bar compares their density.

Unique design using physics equations, suitable for physics lovers, students, teachers or lecturers. can be a unique gift for your partner

A snow-covered forest. A red rope, twirling between the branches. Where does it lead to?

higher dimensional experience :o)

Probability Density is one of the simplest functions of estimation. It's also one of the most useful, as it's involved in many important applications.

Probability Density is one of the simplest functions of estimation. It's also one of the most useful, as it's involved in many important applications.

Probability Density is one of the simplest functions of estimation. It's also one of the most useful, as it's involved in many important applications.

Probability Density is one of the simplest functions of estimation. It's also one of the most useful, as it's involved in many important applications.

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George McFly's attempt at asking Lorraine to the Enchantment Under the Sean dance, immortalised in this Back to the Future inspired t-

Celebrate the anniversary of your favorite time travel trilogy anniversary with our Back To The Anniversary Time Circuit!

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan. A close-up look into the reconstructed white matter fibres of the brain. DTI offers a non-invasive look into how the white matter, or the highways of our brain, connect distant regions.

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan. Reconstructed brain white matter fibres of the whole brain. DTI offers a non-invasive look into how white matter, the highways of our brain, connect distant brain regions. Each fibre shown represent many thousands of actual fibres in the human brain. Colours are coded as; left to right - red, anterior to posterior - green, and superior to inferior - blue.

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan. A close-up look into the reconstructed white matter fibres of the brain. DTI offers a non-invasive look into how the white matter, or the highways of our brain, connect distant regions. Pathways shown include the uncinated fasciculus, a pathway that connects regions in the temporal lobe to the orbital and medial frontal cortex.

It's hard to believe that this was taken around 10am, but when you've got a blanket of smoke smothering you from a season full of wildfires, the world looks a little bit different. This was one of the worst weeks of smoke we experienced over the summer, and it happened to coincide with my only trip of the summer to Jasper. It made for a very different visit from my previous trips up there, and actually resulted in one of my favourite shots I've ever captured of Athabasca Falls.

See You In About 30 Years.

We weren't sure what we were going to get at Overlander Falls as we just blindly followed signs promising a waterfall (and got lucky enough to find another sign shortly after pointing out a closer parking lot before we embarked a 3-hour roundtrip walk). 15 minutes and a short descent later, we found a waterfall surrounded by winter wonderland and lit with the constant golden light that this time of year brings. It was perfection.

What an amazing sight Fairy Creek Falls is. I've never seen it in summer, but I think it was even more spectacular with a thick coating of ice and snow all around it. While I have plenty of shots of the falls at a normal angle, I found the curtain of ice on the rock quite enchanting, and felt this composition really helped to emphasize it.

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While Athabasca Falls may not be the tallest waterfall I’ve ever seen, it was one of the more powerful. Here, the Athabasca River, which had seemed so calm upstream, raged through a canyon much narrower than the river had been, creating a massive din and spray that got all over my camera no matter what angle I tried to shoot from. Fortunately, there were a lot of angles to choose from — either side of the falls or from the bridge between them — because otherwise I wouldn’t have been able to get my camera wedged in between the tourists (myself included) that flock to the Canadian Rockies in July and August. See more: http://www.bootsandabackpack.com/roaring-athabasca-falls/

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The morning of the winter solstice started with a heavy fog shrouding much of the city of Brisbane. It had slowly started lifting by the time I got this shot, taken from the Kangaroo Point cliffs with the aid of an ND400 filter.

View Over Historic Centre of Fez (Morocco)

Calcium warriors where you at?

stippling flower pattern

Cosmic microwave background. Whole sky image of the cosmic microwave background made by the MAP (Microwave Anisotropy Probe) spacecraft. This map indicates that the age of the universe is around 13.7 billion years. The data also reveal that the universe is expanding at 71 kilometres per second per megaparsec (1 Mpc = 3262 light years). The colours reveal variations in the temperature of the universe in all directions. This correlates to the density of material at the time when the universe became transparent to radiation, about 380,000 years after its creation. The denser regions (red, yellow) formed the seeds of galaxies and other structures. Data obtained in 2003.