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NASA Image and Video LibraryThe Cosmic Hearth

NASA's image library records The Cosmic Hearth.

Smithsonian InstitutionMask banda, Nalu, Guiena Bissau

The Smithsonian catalogs Mask banda, Nalu, Guiena Bissau as articles in its Nalu horizontal masks records.

NASA Image and Video LibrarySaturn Active North Pole

NASA's image library records Saturn Active North Pole.

WikidataVodlozero

Wikidata identifies Vodlozero as lake in Republic of Karelia, Russia.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtSegmentum from a Tunic

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Segmentum from a Tunic as textile (Egypt, Abbasid period · 750–99).

NASA Image and Video Librarynacl000000fd_boxes_small

NASA's image library records nacl000000fd_boxes_small.

NASA Image and Video LibraryAsteroid Zips By Orion

NASA's image library records Asteroid Zips By Orion.

Internet Archive · Prelinger ArchivesLet's Be Good Citizens at School

Let's Be Good Citizens at School, an archival ephemeral film in the Prelinger Archives collection.

NASA Image and Video LibraryApollo 11 Mission image - View of moon limb, with Earth on the horizon

NASA's image library records Apollo 11 Mission image - View of moon limb, with Earth on the horizon.

Wikibooks CookbookGuacamole I

Learn to make Guacamole I with a community-written Wikibooks recipe.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 27 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 27 (recto), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

NASA Image and Video LibraryCraters Crowd the North

NASA's image library records Craters Crowd the North.

National Park Service"The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures

An overlooked place within Lowell: "The Lowell Sculptures: One, Two, and Three" Sculptures.

Smithsonian InstitutionTrace fossil analysis / Adolf Seilacher

The Smithsonian catalogs Trace fossil analysis / Adolf Seilacher as books in its Trace fossils records.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 141 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 141 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).

Open Textbook Library · University of MinnesotaSons & Lettres: A pronunciation method for intermediate-level French

A free online textbook in Languages: Sons & Lettres: A pronunciation method for intermediate-level French.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtEnclosed Valley

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Enclosed Valley as print (Netherlands · c. 1623–30).

NASA Image and Video LibraryNASA's Hubble Celebrates 21st Anniversary with "Rose" of Galaxies

NASA's image library records NASA's Hubble Celebrates 21st Anniversary with "Rose" of Galaxies.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtThe Crucifixion with a Carthusian Monk

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs The Crucifixion with a Carthusian Monk as painting (Netherlands · 1460).

The Cleveland Museum of ArtFooted Platter with Design of Mythical Beasts amid Grapevines

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Footed Platter with Design of Mythical Beasts amid Grapevines as silver (China, Tang dynasty (618–907) · 700s).

NASA Image and Video LibrarySupernova Dust Factory in M74

NASA's image library records Supernova Dust Factory in M74.

NASA Image and Video LibraryOblique view of crater Theophilus at northwest edge of Sea of Nectar

NASA's image library records Oblique view of crater Theophilus at northwest edge of Sea of Nectar.

Smithsonian InstitutionMaterial and formal aspects of copper masks from the Upper Kasai / Rik Ceyssens

The Smithsonian catalogs Material and formal aspects of copper masks from the Upper Kasai / Rik Ceyssens as articles in its Dzing face masks records.

The Cleveland Museum of ArtText, folio 202 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries

The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs Text, folio 202 (verso), from a Gospel Book with Commentaries as bound volume (Byzantium, Constantinople · c. 1000–1100).