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Nice rainbow (or a chromatic dispersion, if you want) over Cuatro Torres Business Area (CTBA), Madrid, Spain.
Photo taken from my home this early evening, and smoothly edited by myself.
You can also slightly see the double rainbow effect (upper left corner).
More info: Cell Division and Reproduction (CK-12)
The first entry of 2012 in Science is Beauty is going to Brian Cox. It could well be a Carl Sagan 2.0 or maybe even a Feynman 2.0, passionate about science and its dissemination. In this wonderful conference provides an overview of quantum mechanics for dummies. It lasts about an hour but worth every minute. Enjoy it.
(I suspect the girls will like it even more)
Conceptual map of a Scientific paper.
Credit&Source: Jeff Adkins, www.astronomyteacher.com
A science ontology scheme.
Credits: Tom Scott
What is science?, What can be done with science?, Why study physics?… Websites that illustrate physics. Internet teaching tools and classroom examples of everyday physics from biology, geology, homes, and factories. Links to video clips, applets, and animations that help teach physics in the classroom.
In short, an excellent resource center. Do not miss it.