Fluss Posted December 11, 2011 What is this? Very beautiful crystals, looks like an alien world almost. Photoshop in a space picture behind that and add some shadows and lights and there u have it. :D:D Quote Link to comment
Amazonian Posted December 11, 2011 Ha, looks like snow covered conifers with a few stars twinkling in the night sky. Quote Link to comment
Gribo Posted December 11, 2011 Of course I have no idea what is it, as far as I have no education in chemistry . However, if I was the person who took the picture, I would speculate that it is hydrochloride of one of important primary amine, and the 'stars' are small crystallisation centres on glass defects Quote Link to comment
CβL Posted December 12, 2011 Hypothetically, if there is axiom A: all christmas presents go under the christmas tree And also axiom B: the christmas tree and what is under it, are your christmas present Then there would an infinite regression of trees, and it would look like this image somewhat. Quote Link to comment
Gribo Posted December 12, 2011 However, the 'stars' seem to be an exception of the axioms A and B. Unless the world is wrapped somehow in a non-Euclidian space Quote Link to comment
Distracted Posted December 13, 2011 bluntmuffin your comment spun me out. I see tasty tasty fractals. Quote Link to comment
wickerman01 Posted May 7, 2014 couldn't leave the first request unsatisfied. Sorry for the bump. Quote Link to comment
AndyAmine. Posted September 12, 2017 Those are some mighty fine looking fish bones. Quote Link to comment
ThunderIdeal Posted September 13, 2017 Lol wickerman I saw this too after the salt n vinegar post. You bumped a six year old conversation and obliged a long gone (i think) member. Quote Link to comment
AndyAmine. Posted September 13, 2017 Still good looking fish bones. I just saw the pic on my unread content list so made a comment. Quote Link to comment
ThunderIdeal Posted September 14, 2017 Ohhhh you bumped it three years after wickerman apparently im the one talking to ghosts Quote Link to comment
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