National Geographic, March 1978
“Scenes from a microworld: The eye can’t see protons, electrons, and other subatomic particles, but a camera records their frothy wakes in a chamber of liquefied neon and hydrogen at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois. Technician Karen Carew points to a straight line, possibly the track of a pion dislodged from its spot in a neon atom’s nucleus by a neutrino traveling at the speed of light.”
i don't know what it means but it looks amazing
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That's where the Strokes' first album cover art is from!
Like how I took something cool and turned it into something lame and superficial in just one sentence?
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