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<n>A total eclipse</n>, an illustration from the 1898 book <n>Astronomy, the sun and his family</n>.

Engravings of the <n>Great Comet of 1811</n> and <n>Great Comet of 1819</n> by <n>E. Otis Kendall</n>, 1850.

Song Dahae

<n>Cultivating Love Cultivating Life</n>, a Risograph print by artist <n>Song Dahae</n>.

Engraving of <n>Chladni Figures</n> (1787) by physicist <n>Ernst Chladni</n>, engraved by <n>Capieux</n>.

An illustration from <n>Opticks</n>, a treatise on light by <n>Sir Isaac Newton</n>.

<n>Oscillon #39</n> and <n>Oscillon #11</n> from the series <n>Electronic Abstractions</n> by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>.

Graphic artwork by <n>Enzo Ragazzini</n>, 1965.

<n>Oscillon # 41</n>, an electronic abstraction by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, 1956.

<n>Fluxus</n> artist <n>Milan Adamčiak</n>'s graphic score, <n>The Moon</n> (1978).

A plate from the book <n>The Splash of a Drop</n> (1895) by <n>A. M. Worthington</n>.

Illustration from <n>E. Walter Maunder</n>'s 1904 book '<n>Astronomy without a Telescope</n>'.

<n>Composición</n> by artist <n>Raquel Forner</n>.

From <n>Nehemiah Grew</n>'s 1680 book, <n>The Anatomy of Plants</n>.

<n>Thomas Young</n>'s 1807 illustration of the double-slit experiment.

Untitled illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

"Principal Comets," a plate from <n>Jean Rambosson</n>'s "Histoire des astres" (1874). Lithograph by <n>F. Meheux</n>.

An illustration titled <n>The Babylonian Universe</n>.

<n>Oscillons</n> by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, as seen in <n>Recreational Mathematics Magazine</n>.

Illustration from <n>Dayton Clarence Miller</n>'s 1916 book, <n>The Science of Musical Sounds</n>.

A scientific illustration from 1895 titled <n>The Splash of a Drop</n>.

The drawing <n>Hierarchy of Consciousness</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.