Retro Science is about old school science … you know rockets, white jackets, short hair cuts, atoms, mainframe computers, thick black standard issue glasses … okay and some new stuff like DNA strings. Single images, icons, typography, surface patterns, borders and more, are available for license.
Chemistry
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DNA Pattern
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Constellation Pattern
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Telescope
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The Scientist
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Zig Zag
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Computer Science
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Aww… only you can make science look so good! : )
I love these Nate! You make science look good!!!
you are my hero nate
your work is continuously inspiring!
I love these ilustrations, I supose that there is any problem to put one of your images in my scientific catalan blog (http://pepquimic.wordpress.com/). I’m going to recommend “Retro Science” to my readers and faculty friends.
Thanks for share these fantastic ilustrations.
PepQuímic
These are fantastic, yet again! really love your work.
The touted distinction between methodological and philosophical naturalism does little to show that science and religion are compatible. The same can be said regarding the claims that “science does not disprove God,” that many scientists are also persons of faith and find belief in God compatible with their work in the sciences. None of these makes much headway in showing that the sciences are compatible with a commitment to a supernatural view of reality.