EDIT: I felt uncomfortable leaving those (deleted) photos here after some discussion with Peter so i have decided to take it down. Pleae accept my apology for spoiling the thread.
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Some pics from Dr. David Yager
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revmdn
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Wow! That is some serious science. And I thought I liked mantids.
Fisherman_Brazil
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Argonne Lab is one of the US national lab known for nuclear study. When we talk to the nuclear and some minitary science, the funding is literally unlimited!
Very interesting, Yen! Thank you much for posting and sharing with us.
Peter Clausen
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I just reactivated this post. I had to verify that we were allowed to be seeing this amazing stuff. Sorry for the downtime and thanks to Yen for double-checking.
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hummm I worried the first time I saw it, good to know it is fixed, in this day and age, can't be to careful! Hi David!
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I'm interested in the pics of the mantis' hearing organs, and other stuff with the mantis, not the equipment.
Not like I'll ever get to play with that stuff.
Not like I'll ever get to play with that stuff.
That's OK, Yen... you didn't spoil anything! It's much better to be conscientious about what you post, and I'm sure we all understand that. (For those who missed the pics, it was a jumble of high tech machinery and the insides of the building/s they are housed in). To tell you the truth, it was impressive... but it's not the sort of thing (unlike cool mantis pictures, lol) that breaks my heart if I can't see.
We know your intentions were good, so please don't feel bad about taking the pictures away.
Thanks Becky. Glad you understand.That's OK, Yen... you didn't spoil anything! It's much better to be conscientious about what you post, and I'm sure we all understand that. (For those who missed the pics, it was a jumble of high tech machinery and the insides of the building/s they are housed in). To tell you the truth, it was impressive... but it's not the sort of thing (unlike cool mantis pictures, lol) that breaks my heart if I can't see.
