laughingatcloudssodarkupabove:
Belief - Gavin DeGraw
(this entire stripped album is incredible)
(Source: simplesarcasticsassy)
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ocean-of-nectar:
” Because there’s nothing more beautiful than the way the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline, no matter how many times it’s sent away “
Sarah Kay
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” Because there’s nothing more beautiful than the way the ocean refuses to stop kissing the shoreline, no matter how many times it’s sent away “
Sarah Kay
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Saharan dust feeds Atlantic Ocean plankton
A storm in Africa’s Sahara Desert brought a sandy fertilizer to the Atlantic Ocean on April 8, triggering plankton blooms that show up as blue-green swirls in this photo from the European Space Agency’s Envisat satellite. The storm’s plume covered parts of Ireland [top left], England [top right], France [below England] and the Iberian Peninsula [bottom right].Saharan sand carries nitrogen, phosphorus and iron—delicious and essential treats for phytoplankton, which are microscopic ocean plants. The sand frequently hitches a ride on atmospheric convection currents and travels as far south as the tropical Atlantic and west to the Caribbean Sea.(via Saharan dust feeds Atlantic Ocean plankton: Scientific American Gallery)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmopucWfGb1qjsxq3o1_500.jpg)
Saharan dust feeds Atlantic Ocean plankton
A storm in Africa’s Sahara Desert brought a sandy fertilizer to the Atlantic Ocean on April 8, triggering plankton blooms that show up as blue-green swirls in this photo from the European Space Agency’s Envisat satellite. The storm’s plume covered parts of Ireland [top left], England [top right], France [below England] and the Iberian Peninsula [bottom right].
Saharan sand carries nitrogen, phosphorus and iron—delicious and essential treats for phytoplankton, which are microscopic ocean plants. The sand frequently hitches a ride on atmospheric convection currents and travels as far south as the tropical Atlantic and west to the Caribbean Sea.
(via Saharan dust feeds Atlantic Ocean plankton: Scientific American Gallery)
Wildlife Paintings by Tiffany Bozic ~ multiple layers of watered down acrylic paint on panels of maple wood that lends a distinctly natural and often realistic level of detail to each of her paintings.
