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<n>Study For Extrapagina</n> by artist <n>Grazia Varisco</n>.

An 1846 astronomical diagram, <n>The Central Sun, and Theory of the Stellar Universe</n>, engraved by <n>John Emslie</n>.

A calla lily-shaped <n>Martini Glass</n>.

Spiral nebula seen on edge from the book <n>The Earth and the Stars</n>. Photo by <n>Mount Wilson Observatory</n>.

Still-life photo by <n>Olive</n> with <n>Kas di Kos</n>.

<n>Spacetime diagrams</n> for <n>Magnifico Magazine</n>.

Ceramic sculptures by <n>Aleksandra Krasnopolska</n>, inspired by the Black Sea. Photo by <n>BROYT</n>.

Illustration from the 1878 book <n>Psychography</n> by author <n>M.A. (Oxon.)</n>.

Handmade <n>Single Wick</n> and <n>Triple Wick Candles</n> by London-based ceramicist <n>Emma Louise Payne</n>.

A photographic study of <n>Hand references</n>.

The first photograph of a solar eclipse, taken by <n>Johann Julius Friedrich Berkowski</n> in 1851.

The 'Self' card from the <n>Supra Oracle</n> deck by <n>Peter Dunham</n> and <n>Linnea Gits</n> of <n>Uusi</n>.

<n>Mains avec boule de cristal, Variation</n> by <n>Roger Parry</n>, 1930.

Hand-dipped <n>Celebration Candles</n> made from beeswax.

<n>Luminosity</n> (2023), a photograph by <n>Paul Cupido</n>.

A vintage-style illustration of a solar eclipse. Image credit <n>REALEST®</n>.

An 1896 X-ray photogravure of an <n>Aesculapian snake</n> by <n>Josef Maria Eder</n> and <n>Eduard Valenta</n>.

A digital painting by <n>Moga Alexandru</n>.

<n>Lucien Rudaux</n>'s illustration of the 1933 <n>Draconids meteor shower</n>, published by <n>Larousse</n>.