Optical Illusions Etc...: Salt Mine Fractal

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Friday

Salt Mine Fractal

Sci-Art Bloggers Friday Favorites

Mid-August I was hunting around the web for possible web sites to invite to join Sci-Art Bloggers when I came across Hexposure, a photoblog that has great potential. The only hitch was it was only updated once every month or so. While I was looking over the nice selection of pics I noticed this image of a salt mine. Very cool, another example of a naturally occurring fractal.

About a week later the below image was the Fractal of the Day. Maybe it's just me but I saw a similarity between these to images.

Well this is early in the formation of the Sci-Art bloggers. A group that frequently covers that area where art and science overlap.

Below are some postings from our members that I picked for our eighth Friday Favorites set.

From:

Bibi's Box "Cookies!"
Inner_Muse "Bloomong"
She Dreams in Digital "What's Hip?"
What Is It? "This Weeks Photos"
Artsy Science "Changes..."
The Daily Poligraf "Self-server"

As our group grows I will only put posts here that are submitted by the members. But until then enjoy some fascinating posts for this week.

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