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Stunning Science Photography - National Geographic's 10 Favorite Images (GALLERY)
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The results for National Geographic’s Best Science Images of 2008 are in--and, as you’d expect, they are incredible. Coming in first is an image of tiny green diatoms which created a fern-like forest as they attempted to attach to marine invertebrates. Other images include a still shot of a vibrating string, squid suckers and polymazing. Illustrations, posters and 3D imaging are also included in the short list as well as several different methods of photography. Via: news.nationalgeographic |
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