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A key to physic, and the occult sciences, 1794
GE is going under the microscope to celebrate the life sciences and feature some cool nanongrams. He
Image from “Edinburgh journal of natural history and of the physical sciences” (1835)
my best friend and i made drug mugs last night and they turned out so cute
Dictionnaire classique des sciences naturelles - Pierre Auguste Joseph Drapiez - 1837 - via Internet
srslycris:This seems like something everyone should know if they’re in the sciences and/or intereste
aqua-regia009: Juan Gatti From Natural Sciences Series
Four of our scientists in the spotlight for Women In Science Day. They represent all the women that
fashionsfromhistory:Day Dressc.1837Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences
deathandmysticism:An encyclopaedia of freemasonry and its kindred sciences, 1887
chaosophia218:Pierre Auguste Joseph Drapiez - Serpents, “Dictionnaire Classique des Sciences Naturel
youdeadccia:Babirusa skullCalifornia Academy of Sciences
A nomenclature of colours, applicable to the arts and natural sciences, to manufactures, and other p
vega-ofthe-lyre:The Sciences Sing a Lullaby by Albert Goldbarth
ridleydaisy:You’re studying for a degree in social sciences. What was the motivation? As a back-up i
Cobra and Rattlesnake, from Dictionnaire classique des sciences naturelles, 1853. France. Via Biodiv
Diatom images - Jana Vesela (compilation)Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
The Social Sciences (Part 1)! If you have just tuned in, these are The Disciplines and they are part
Pretty Sunny - 2021. University of Applied Sciences, Konstanz, Germany. Arch.: Max Barth, 1959. Phot
worshipthesquid:vegaofthelyre:The Sciences Sing a Lullaby by Albert Goldbarth[ID: Physics says: go t
Encyclopaedia Britannica : or, A dictionary of arts and sciences, 1771.Typ 705.71.363Houghton Librar
University of Sciences Eötvös Lóránd, Faculty of Philosophy, Asian Languages and Cultures - Korean:
laqueus:screenshotdaily:NIVA developed by students at the University of Applied Sciences in Salzburg
magictransistor: Sciences et Voyages (1920-1937).
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