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Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Another world class achievement for SA. For the third year we have won best of show at the Chelsea flower show, the World Cup of horticulture. You can see the recreated exhibit at Lifestyle. It is magnificent. At R250 a bit expensive but money goes for a good cause.
Another small brick in the wall!
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Portrait of a Lady c. 1577-1580 Attributed to El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
(Philadelphia Museum of Art)
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Miniature of a young woman, with her two children by an unidentified artist; 18th century.
Jobs at a great small company for entry-level and senior content creators / writers / editors - hybrid but based in Cape Town. Deadline for application today. Links in post below.
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Cloned a quagga this time.
Extinct since 1883.
There’s something surreal about seeing it move through the museum where it’s on display.
First look at the new @Simulon.
Pt 1: You can clone reality now.
I photographed a vulture in a museum. Pulled it out of the display and brought it to life.
You can turn any photo into a neural asset and capture it with photorealistic detail. End to end on iPhone and Android.
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Spanish archeologists have found 226 human-related objects in 12 abandoned ancient vulture’s nests. The items stolen by the vultures include a slingshot, a crossbow bolt and a 670-year-old shoe.
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
It's Silent Movie Day! Did you know not all silent films were black and white? Color processes like Kinemacolor were shown as early as 1909, and film was tinted and colored by hand even earlier. Here are some examples of early silent films in color from the Library's National Screening Room!
Henrietta Rose-Innes retweeted
Japanese scientists removed the extra chromosome that causes Down syndrome for the first time using CRISPR.
