Weird Science 1984
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nanominyo:Flowers, santa, bees and weird science
nanominyo:Flowers, santa, bees and weird science
John Quincy Adams and the Hollow Earth Expedition.Captain John Cleves Symmes was a retired military
John Quincy Adams and the Hollow Earth Expedition.Captain John Cleves Symmes was a retired military
Darwin on Physchodelics — The Stoned Ape HypothesisTerence McKenna is one of those people who
Darwin on Physchodelics — The Stoned Ape HypothesisTerence McKenna is one of those people who
Franz Mesmer, the Discoverer of Animal Magnetism, 1774.In 1774 a Viennese physician named Franz Anto
Franz Mesmer, the Discoverer of Animal Magnetism, 1774.In 1774 a Viennese physician named Franz Anto
Vita Radium SuppositoriesPopular during the early 20th century, Vita Radium suppositories contained
Vita Radium SuppositoriesPopular during the early 20th century, Vita Radium suppositories contained
Weird Science (1985)
Weird Science (1985)
Weird Science (1985)
Weird Science (1985)
The Shoe Fitting X-ray Machine — The Pedoscope,Many of us probably remember our parents buying
The Shoe Fitting X-ray Machine — The Pedoscope,Many of us probably remember our parents buying
weirdlandtv:War with the Newts.Cover art by Henri Lievens for a 1969 edition of the 1936 sci-fi nove
weirdlandtv:War with the Newts.Cover art by Henri Lievens for a 1969 edition of the 1936 sci-fi nove
Sir Isaac Newton, the nutjob who stuck a needle in his eyeball.Today we consider the great scientist
Sir Isaac Newton, the nutjob who stuck a needle in his eyeball.Today we consider the great scientist
weirdlandtv:The Yellow ‘M’ (1956) by Belgian comics artist, Edgar P. Jacobs.I read this one as a kid
weirdlandtv:The Yellow ‘M’ (1956) by Belgian comics artist, Edgar P. Jacobs.I read this one as a kid
Robert Arthur Graef (1879-1951), ‘Peril of the Blue World’,  ’'Planet Stories&rsqu
Robert Arthur Graef (1879-1951), ‘Peril of the Blue World’,  ’'Planet Stories&rsqu
Lawrence Sterne Stevens (1886-1960), “Famous Fantastic Mysteries”, Vol. 7, #5, 1946Sourc
Lawrence Sterne Stevens (1886-1960), “Famous Fantastic Mysteries”, Vol. 7, #5, 1946Sourc
Peltigera malaceaMat felt lichenPeltigera lichens, commonly called dog lichens or felt lichens, vary
Peltigera malaceaMat felt lichenPeltigera lichens, commonly called dog lichens or felt lichens, vary
lichenaday:Aspicilia cupreaimages: source | sourceAspicilia cuprea didn’t get a fair shake with my f
lichenaday:Aspicilia cupreaimages: source | sourceAspicilia cuprea didn’t get a fair shake with my f
Female Hysteria and the Wandering Womb,In pretty much all eras of history it was the expectation of
Female Hysteria and the Wandering Womb,In pretty much all eras of history it was the expectation of
cool-critters:markscherz:usefulmistakes:Off the scale - new species of gecko with tear-away skinA ne
cool-critters:markscherz:usefulmistakes:Off the scale - new species of gecko with tear-away skinA ne
arsanatomica:Some thoughts about teeth and fast food franchises.The absolutely remarkable otter skul
arsanatomica:Some thoughts about teeth and fast food franchises.The absolutely remarkable otter skul
weirdlandtv:Alien illustrations from a Japanese children’s magazine (1975).Alien #6 looks a bit like
weirdlandtv:Alien illustrations from a Japanese children’s magazine (1975).Alien #6 looks a bit like
A salute to the late, great Bill Paxton. I can honestly say that I was excited to see him every time
A salute to the late, great Bill Paxton. I can honestly say that I was excited to see him every time
Julian S. Krupa (1913-1989), “Fantastic Adventures”, Vol. 2, #2, 1940Source
Julian S. Krupa (1913-1989), “Fantastic Adventures”, Vol. 2, #2, 1940Source
monsterman:Weird Science (1985)
monsterman:Weird Science (1985)
Frank Kelly Freas (1922-2005), “Science Fiction Monthly”, Vol. 3, #2, 1976Source
Frank Kelly Freas (1922-2005), “Science Fiction Monthly”, Vol. 3, #2, 1976Source
While Doryaspis nathorsti here looked a bit like a weird prehistoric sawfish, it was actually an anc
While Doryaspis nathorsti here looked a bit like a weird prehistoric sawfish, it was actually an anc
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