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10 Exquisite Libraries You Must See to Believe

French photographer, Franck Bohbot, has traveled the world to show his appreciation for the vintage book buildings. Bohbot currently resides in New York and is renowned for his symmetric compositions.

This Ancient Egyptian City Was Found Underwater...

In 2000, Franck Goddio and his team found the ruins about 6 km (3.7 miles) off the coastline, at a depth of about 45 meters (150 feet) under the water. The overall area of the city is estimated at about 11 on 15 km, at Aboukir Bay. So far, the findings can be categorized as following: 1.

You'd Need to Be a Millionaire to Own One of These Watches

Franck Muller – Aeternitas Mega 4 If you want to know what the most complicated watch in the world looks like, go no further than the Aeternitas Mega 4 from Franck Muller. This timepiece features a staggering 1483 components as well as a record-breaking 36 complications.

Nikon Finally Presented the BEST Macro Photos of 2020

Franck Stefani, Dr. Nicolas Corradi Image Source: Dr. Vasileios Kokkoris, Dr. Franck Stefani, Dr.

Incredible Photography: Winning Photos of the Micro World

Female Lynx Spider​ 14th place winner: Antoine Franck, CIRAD – Agricultural Research for Development, Saint Pierre, Réunion. 5. A Pregnant Small Planktonic Crustacean 15th place winner: Marek Miś, Marek Miś Photography, Suwalki, Podlaskie, Poland 6.

20 Award Winning Photos of a Microscopic, Gorgeous World

Mite on the back of a honeybee - Antoine Franck Technique Focus Stacking Magnification 1x (objective lens magnification) 14. African green monkey cell (COS-7) stained for actin and microtubules - Andrew Moore and Dr.

These Archaeological Finds Left the World Mystified

Today, we will explore some of the most unusual archeological discoveries . 1. 2,400-year-old baskets of fruit were discovered in an ancient Egyptian city under the sea Image credit: Christoph Gerigk © Franck Goddio / Hilti Foundation In August 2021, researchers from the European Institute for Underwater

7 Beautiful Animal Paintings by Franz Marc

Marc painted this as a tribute to his second wife, Maria Franck. Over the years, the painting has been interpreted as purely joyous. As you can see, the two most dominant colors in this painting are yellow and red.