Saint of the Day – St Stephen, The First Martyr (c 05-c 34) – 26 December – Deacon, Preacher. the name “Stephen” – Stéphanos, meaning “wreath, …
Image 30 of 41 from gallery of Gewad / Atelier Vens Vanbelle. Photograph by Tim Van de Velde
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Saint of the Day – St Stephen, The First Martyr (c 05-c 34) – 26 December – Deacon, Preacher. the name “Stephen” – Stéphanos, meaning “wreath, …
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Layered II + III is a series of minimal sculptures designed by Belgium-based designer Bram Vanderbeke
Walter Zinn, January 1956, observing technicians placing graphite from the Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1) reactor into storage in Building 24 of the current Argonne campus outside of Lemont, Illinois. Chicago Pile 1 was the world's first nuclear reactor, built in 1942 by Nobel Prize winner Enrico Fermi. The reactor was built underneath the University of Chicago's Stagg Field football stadium. On Dec. 2, 1942, Enrico Fermi and 48 of his colleagues, including Walter Zinn, succeeded in achieving in this reactor the world’s first man-made controlled nuclear chain reaction, thereby establishing the ability of mankind to control the release of nuclear energy. Fermi, Zinn, and other scientists from that group later founded Argonne National Laboratory, with Zinn becoming Argonne's first director. In early 1943, the Manhattan Engineer District disassembled Chicago Pile 1 and rebuilt it at Palos Park, IL, as Chicago Pile 2 (CP-2), where it resumed operation on March 20, 1943 as a research reactor. In the mid-1950's Argonne returned the Palos Park site to the Cook County Forest Preserve and shut down CP-2. The fuel and graphite from CP-2 were salvaged and moved to Argonne's present location [reference: Argonne National Laboratory 1946-1996, Jack M. Holl 1997]. CP-1 consisted of 45000 graphite bricks stacked in 57 layers, with disks of uranium metal and uranium oxide placed in holes machined into the graphite, as seen in the photograph. Image courtesy of Argonne National Laboratory. 201-1371
DESCRIPTION: Aewsome brick-red pointed Dogtooth Calcite. Each “dogtooth” is fully terminated points facing upwards in many directions. Sourced from Fujian, China. They’re partially covered by a iron red coating with a clear center and the etchings produces a luster when illuminated. The middle layer turns into a white calcite on top a stone matrix. This entire piece is ultraviolet reactive and glows neon pinkish red under long wave lightning. This red dogtooth calcite and truly a one of a kind piece. It could be make a great addition to your crystal collection. MEASUREMENTS: Dimensions(Approximately)- 5.5”x3.5”x3” Weight- 1pound&10.5oz. | 750grams We want our customers 100% happy with their crystals. To help ensure this be sure to look over our shop policies, information, measurements, videos and photos. With your purchase you are in full agreement with our shops policies. Crystals and minerals are natural and from the earth so may have natural imperfections. Which we will only describe if the impact the value. This specific dogtooth has a couple natural imperfections, but besides that is in really great condition. Thank you for looking for checking out this listing of dog tooth calcite. If you would like to see more beautiful crystals click on our shop’s (Karma Apple Gems) up at the top of this page.
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Image 3 of 33 from gallery of Brick Curtain Office / Firki Studio. Courtesy of Firki Studio
Brick Office-Subtle Yet Bold | Firki Studio'Brick Office’ is a small office building in Karnal, a town in the state of Haryana, India. The office had to be relocated from a busy commercial street to a residential area with no great architectural character.
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Image 12 of 19 from gallery of The Spire 2 Sales Pavilion / playball studio. Photograph by Dhrupad Shukla, Ronak Gangdev
Image 4 of 30 from gallery of Casa Tabique / Alejandro D'Acosta. Photograph by Willem Schalkwijk
Completed in 2017 in Rajkot, India. Images by Nouman Malik. Located on the main street of Rajkot city, the site with a built area of 152 SQ.M spanning over two floors was provided to design a mobile retail...
