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<n>Thoughts Become Things</n> poster by designer <n>Estefania Loret de Mola</n>.

A diagram from <n>James Clerk Maxwell</n>'s 1873 book, <n>A Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism</n>.

Conceptual artwork of a <n>Wormhole</n> by artist <n>Mehau Kulyk</n> for <n>Science Photo Library</n>.

An illustration of the <n>General theory of relativity</n>, showing spacetime curved by a massive body.

The science-history of the universe : Rolt-Wheeler, Francis, 1876-1960, ed : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Digital illustration <n>The Shift Of The Self</n> by <n>beaming</n>.

<n>Oscillon #39</n> and <n>Oscillon #11</n>, <n>Electronic Abstractions</n> by artist <n>Ben F. Laposky</n>, c. 1950.

Graphic design by <n>know.associates</n>.

Album art for <n>Narkatta</n>'s release <n>Ibogaine</n> on <n>MalLabel Music</n>.

<n>Rice</n> (2014) by artist <n>David Blamey</n>.

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

A data visualization from <n>Neuralink</n>.

<n>Fantastic Computer Numbers</n> by <n>Melvin L. Prueitt</n> from <n>Popular Science</n>, February 1973.

X-ray diffraction patterns of synthetic fibers including <n>Velon</n>, <n>Saran</n>, and <n>Vinyon</n>.

Diffraction patterns for natural and synthetic fibers

<n>Herbert Bayer</n>'s <n>Diagram of the Extended Field of Vision</n>, 1930.

The illustration <n>Universal Resonance</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.