Pruned: Hortus Conclusus

The self-convecting bowels of the earth, sunless but shimmering, as explored by Julian P. Lowman and colleagues. Whirlpools of pavilions, billowing magmatic-fountains, uncertain hedges, lethal groves. Come, let us take you there.

Mantle convection model

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Ripple Topography

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e-tat
July 18, 2006 at 5:45:00 PM CDT
Luuuurvely. Everyone should see at least one of those in a lifetime.

Interesting how some of them look like vertebra. Is that the boneyard of the Earth, then? Do you have to hold your breath as you drive/walk by, or say boneyardboneyardboneyardboneyard until you've passed it?

Anonymous
August 26, 2009 at 11:25:00 PM CDT
Cool (or hot?)

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	Hortus Conclusus Tuesday, July 18, 2006 #data_visualization #subterranean The self-convecting bowels of the earth, sunless but shimmering, as explored by Julian P. Lowman and colleagues. Whirlpools of pavilions, billowing magmatic-fountains, uncertain hedges, lethal groves. Come, let us take you there. In the Archives: Ripple Topography 2 COMMENTS — e-tat July 18, 2006 at 5:45:00 PM CDT Luuuurvely. Everyone should see at least one of those in a lifetime. Interesting how some of them look like vertebra. Is that the boneyard of the Earth, then? Do you have to hold your breath as you drive/walk by, or say boneyardboneyardboneyardboneyard until you've passed it? Anonymous August 26, 2009 at 11:25:00 PM CDT Cool (or hot?) Post a Comment — Comments on posts older than a week are moderated — —— Newer Post Older Post —— Home	1