referencias cientificas

<n>The Chart of Cosmic Exploration</n>, an infographic print by <n>Pop Chart Lab</n> from 2016.

Drawings by <n>Allan Sandage</n> from <n>The Hubble Atlas of Galaxies</n> (1961), illustrating galaxy classification.

“I like axions because they heat the stars up,” he said.

A diagram of <n>The Cube-Sphere</n> concept by artist and philosopher <n>Walter Russell</n>.

Illustration of <n>A-DNA</n>, <n>B-DNA</n>, <n>C-DNA</n>, and <n>Z-DNA</n> from a 1982 paper by <n>Struther Arnott</n>.

A collection of shamanic <n>Symbols of the sun</n> compiled by ethnologist <n>Mihály Hoppál</n>.

<n>The Tree of knowledge of good and evil</n>, a Rosicrucian illustration by the <n>German School</n>, c. 1785.

Mood board by <n>MUGI</n> for the animated film <n>VORTEX</n>, in collaboration with <n>ValOne</n> and <n>Quentin Colus</n>.

<n>Geological Chart</n> (1893) by geologist <n>Levi Yaggy</n>.

<n>Sciathericum Seleniacum</n>, a 1646 astronomical chart by <n>Athanasius Kircher</n>.

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>The Planet Jupiter</n>" (1880), a chromolithograph by artist <n>Étienne Léopold Trouvelot</n>.

Beautiful Data: The Art of Science Field Notes

Diffraction patterns of <n>Velon</n>, <n>Saran</n>, and <n>Vinyon</n> fibers from a scientific analysis.

Drawings of Martian 'canali' by astronomer <n>Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli</n>, published 1890.