Via talking points memo, an amazing photo gallery of the Icelandic volcano causing so much disruption in Europe's airspace.
photo credit: Newscom/Zuma
Update: More amazing photos here.
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Figure 1: The eruption…
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"Unfortunately, I'm not one of those people who take pictures, you know, carry a camera. Because if I did I'd have stacks and stacks and stacks of different acts." -Edwin Starr
You've been outside enough to know that the deepest photos of the Universe -- of the night sky -- aren't quite the same…
this is a act of god to let us know he is akmighty and we are very ek lok at the majesty and wonder
Spectacular - quite unlike the 3.8 earthquake that hit my city last night. That, however, was enough excitement for me, as I'd never felt an earthquake before.
Sadly, this photo is a fake. The farm was superimposed on the image of the eruption plume!