@sur_27The periodic table of elements scaled to show the actual abundance of the elements on Earth by Prof. Wm. F. Sheehan in 1976. #Science
Vedi post originale@sur_27The periodic table of elements scaled to show the actual abundance of the elements on Earth by Prof. Wm. F. Sheehan in 1976. #Science
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The image is a diagram of the elements according to relative abundance. It's a stylized periodic table with elements represented by their symbols within irregularly shaped cells. The cells are colored in shades of blue, orange, and brown, with a note that colors suggest relative electronegativity. A notable visual element is a 3D-like representation of a landscape or structure in the lower-middle section of the chart, connecting various elements. The style is educational and infographic-like. ON-SCREEN TEXT: The Elements According to Relative Abundance A Periodic Chart by Prof. Wm. F. Sheehan, University of Santa Clara, CA 95053 Ref. Chemistry, Vol.49, No.3, p 17-18, 1976 Colors suggest relative electronegativity © 1970 Wm. F. Sheehan All Rights Reserved Reprinted from 1978 G&D Calendar. Roughly, the size of an element's own niche ("I almost wrote square") is proportioned
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human brain cosmos quantum scale@sur_27The periodic table of elements scaled to show the actual abundance of the elements on Earth by Prof. Wm. F. Sheehan in 1976. #Science
Vedi post originaleFoto di @sur_27· Aug 31, 2026· Science
The image is a diagram of the elements according to relative abundance. It's a stylized periodic table with elements represented by their symbols within irregularly shaped cells. The cells are colored in shades of blue, orange, and brown, with a note that colors suggest relative electronegativity. A notable visual element is a 3D-like representation of a landscape or structure in the lower-middle section of the chart, connecting various elements. The style is educational and infographic-like. ON-SCREEN TEXT: The Elements According to Relative Abundance A Periodic Chart by Prof. Wm. F. Sheehan, University of Santa Clara, CA 95053 Ref. Chemistry, Vol.49, No.3, p 17-18, 1976 Colors suggest relative electronegativity © 1970 Wm. F. Sheehan All Rights Reserved Reprinted from 1978 G&D Calendar. Roughly, the size of an element's own niche ("I almost wrote square") is proportioned
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bee collecting nectar
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Richard P. Feynman quote
2Genetically engineered mice with human cells
4obsessed with this face
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