Feb 20
Birch Bark Canoe: First Peoples of Canada

Birch Bark Canoe
photo credit: tellytom
Basketball: James Naismith, 1892

Basketball
photo credit: Luca Zappa

Basketball
photo credit: a4gpa
Blackberry: Mike Lasaridis, 1999
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photo credit: taylor_m

photo credit: Gone-Walkabout
Canadarm: SPAR Aerospace/NRC, 1975

photo credit: bennylin0724
Electric Oven: Thomas Ahearn, 1892

photo credit: CJ Sorg

photo credit: Thomas Hawk
Goalie Mask: Jacques Plante, 1959

photo credit: house_of_wong
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Jun 11
Painted Lady
Mrs. C. Boyd
Painted Lady
Mrs. C. Boyd
Painted Lady
Mrs. C. Boyd
Painted Lady
Mrs. C. Boyd
Monach
photo credit: BeautifulRust
Monarch
photo credit: flynnkc
Monarch
photo credit: Aviruthia
Hatching Monarch
photo credit: tizianophotos
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Feb 11

Ants
photo credit: Katja Maasing

Australian Wood Cockroach
photo credit: Arthur Chapman

Dragonfly
photo credit: ParaScubaSailor

Fly
photo credit: tizianophotos

Praying Mantis
photo credit: ThreadedThoughts

Praying Mantis
photo credit: amymyou

Grasshopper
photo credit: neeZhom

Robberfly
photo credit: neeZhom

Golden Green Stag Beetle
photo credit: Arthur Chapman

Katydid
photo credit: tizianophotos

Stink Bug
photo credit: mmeida

Ladybug Swarm
photo credit: wintersweet

Termites
photo credit: fortes

Dung Beetle
photo credit: youngrobv (Rob & Ale)

Dung Beetles
photo credit: sallylondon

American Cockroach
photo credit: Eran Finkle – ערן פינקל

Bees
photo credit: blythe_little_doll

Bee
photo credit: ThreadedThoughts
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Feb 09

The wood chipper breaks down the biomass materials for the burner.
photo credit: wfiupublicradio

University of Minnesota Biomass Gasification Facility
photo credit: zaskem

Biomass burner: this site in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota uses yard and lumber waste to create energy.
photo credit: Andrew Ciscel
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Feb 09

Injection well at The Geysers
photo credit: kqedquest

Geothermal plant in Iceland
photo credit: futureatlas.com

Icelandic Geothermal Powerplant
photo credit: Ted Drake
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Feb 09

photo credit: andresrguez

photo credit: carlosedj

Water is fed through a tunnel, and then this pipe to reach the powerhouse.
photo credit: robsv

photo credit: Doug McG.

photo credit: Great Beyond

These are Hoover Dam’s Nevada-side hydroelectric generators.
photo credit: sethoscope

Caribou Falls Generating Station
photo credit: Ontario Power Generation

Cameron Falls Generating Station
photo credit: Ontario Power Generation

photo credit: Ontario Power Generation

Ontario Power Generation’s DeCew Falls 2 Generating Station.
photo credit: Ontario Power Generation
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