23 interesting images for lovers of science and creativity (24 photos)

We invite you to look at a collection of fascinating photographs and cool pictures for avid “nerds” and science lovers who are also no strangers to creative impulses. And in their creativity they profess a truly scientific approach!





1. “I have been growing monoammonium phosphate crystals for the past 3 years. They are adorable"



2. “This is what light pollution looks like—the effect of satellites in the night sky. 343 photos (over 85 minutes) of satellite images, combined for clarity"

3. “Many people don’t know that rubies are fluorescent.”



4. “I made earrings with a picture of plant cells.”



5. “The expression PER ASPERA AD ASTRA (“through thorns to the stars”), encoded in a peptide tattoo”



6. “I always wear clear nail polish that fluoresces a lot. When I'm outside and I see blue on my thumb, I know the UV index is high and it's time to use sunscreen."



7. “Completed my most ambitious project to date. I present to you my life-size Atlas peacock butterfly.”



8. “I turned cellular respiration and photosynthesis into necklaces.”



9. “The chemistry of maple syrup. All the molecules drawn are in maple syrup."



10. This is how chemistry lovers paint eggs for Easter



11. “My son is obsessed with ants and poison dart frogs, so I gave him this as a birthday present!”



12. “Today I turned 17 years old. They also gave me kidney-shaped slippers for my birthday.”



13. “Last weekend my boyfriend made me some wall art out of molecules.”



14. “Me and my friend made a dinosaur model for our school science fair.”



15. “I designed and 3D printed the periodic table. The electronegativity of elements is shown by height!”



16. “I've been working on this stained glass window for the last 2 months. He is one of a kind"



17. “I synthesized human insulin into a necklace.”



18. “Made this dopamine lamp.”



19. “My small project dedicated to awakening the forest floor”



20. “I made a blue-ringed octopus out of clay.”



21. “Bees help convert sucrose into glucose and fructose, honey. I drew this process"



22. “I embroidered the Junonia Orithia, also known as the Blue Pansy butterfly.”



23. “Took the litmus tests away from my students after class just to get some creative juices flowing.”