A rainbow was caught in the trail of an F-22 fighter jet. This picture was taken by Bernardo Malfitano. The low pressure around the body of the jet caused the water to condense and the angle of the sunlight was just right to make rainbow colors.
Drawings of the moon by Galileo in 1610. How cool! Thought I’d share.
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The hunter’s moon—also known as sanguine moon—is the first full moon after the harvest moon, which is the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox. Here the Moonlight Illuminates Ice crystals in the upper atmosphere to give a rainbow halo effect around the Moon. Also known as a Lunar Corona. Taken last night in my Garden with a Canon 550D and Canon 100-400 L is lens. Credit James Dyson Location Warrington Cheshire England
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You probably don’t look this adorable when you swim… The deep-sea flapjack octopus, Opisthoteuthis “adorabilis,” is a cirrate octopus—meaning that a pair of hairlike filaments surround each sucker on its eight webbed arms. Incirrate octopuses—like the giant Pacific octopus—do not have these cirri, and are more commonly found in shallower waters.
A flapjack octopus can use its arms as a parachute to pulse about and catch the current, while two earlike fins help it maneuver over the deep sea floor. Find out more about our research on this adorable and mysterious critter!
EPFL researchers have developed conductive tracks that can be bent and stretched up to four times their original length. They could be used in artificial skin, connected clothing and on-body sensors. (Video)