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woman in blue t-shirt sitting at the table

Female civil engineer working on CAD theme park attraction

Artem Smus

two black and white cordless mouse close-up photography

Anthony Choren

On my first trip to SF I was in a conference mostly, but I had a chance to check out the sunrise one day. As we took a Lyft from the hotel to Battery Spencer the fog was so bad that you couldn’t even tell you were on the bridge; even when we were dropped off at the parking lot you couldn’t see anything. The short walk from the parking lot to the viewpoint put me above the clouds and I was blessed with the most amazing view of Golden Gate I could imagine. As the sun rose the fog would hide and reveal the bridge in the most amazing ways. 

I took so many good photos of this, more in profile.

Perry Kibler

This illustration provided a 3D graphical representation of a number of Rotavirus virions, set against a black background. Note the organism’s characteristic, wheel-like appearance, which was made visible when viewed under the electron microscope. It’s this morphology that gives the Rotavirus its name, which is derived from the Latin rota, meaning "wheel". Rotaviruses are nonenveloped, double-shelled viruses, making them quite stable in the environment.

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