earthrespect0207 | Respect for the Earth

Respect for the teeth

Teeth are located at the entrance where food is taken into the body, breaking down substances into small pieces for digestion. There seem to be creatures with a variety of teeth, including teeth that are constantly being replaced, teeth that continue to grow, teeth covered in iron, and teeth that are densely packed with over 20,000 teeth. In homage to the teeth that are directly connected to the activities of living things,

2025.07.14

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Respect for Phonons

Sound is the vibration of atoms in a lattice, and phonons are particles that have the energy of waves, just like photons. While phonons are both waves and particles, they also carry sound, interact with photons and electrons, transmit heat, and are related to magnetism. In homage to phonons, which connect many phenomena,

2025.07.13

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Respect for Synchro

In nature, there is a synchronicity where timing, cycles, and rhythms match up even though there is no one to direct or send commands. I feel that synchronicity contains the mystery of biology and living organisms. In tribute to synchronicity

2025.07.12

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Respect for the Windows of the Earth

The Earth has magnetic and atmospheric barriers, and it seems that there are windows in those barriers. There are geomagnetic windows, ionospheric windows, and atmospheric windows, and it seems that the necessary energy flows in and out of each of them appropriately. In tribute to the windows of the Earth, which have both a role as a barrier and a role as a window that allows in and out

2025.07.11

認識に敬意を表して

Respect for the hot springs

Hot springs, which are also a process of releasing heat, are also part of an ecosystem that includes microorganisms that can maintain a certain level of heat. In tribute to hot springs, which are responsible for the circulation of heat, water, and the nutrients they contain and are a source of support for living things,

2025.07.10

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Respect for the Dragonfly

Dragonflies combine multiple highly functional elements and are sometimes called the strongest insects. They have flight capabilities that allow them to hover as if they are stationary, visual information processing at 300 frames per second, and antibacterial capabilities that sterilize just by touching them. In tribute to dragonflies, which play a key role in the nutrient cycle between water and land,

2025.07.09

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Respect for the mitochondria

Mitochondria are also known as energy production factories, and living organisms cannot survive without them. Mitochondria make up 10% of our body weight, and produce as much as 180kg of ATP per day. They were originally bacteria that were taken in 2 billion years ago. In honor of mitochondria,

2025.07.08

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Respect for self-awareness

Through tests using sight, smell, and body to see if we can recognize ourselves in the mirror, we explore the wonder of self-aware creatures and the uniqueness of self-awareness. What would it be like to live your whole life without knowing what you look like? In homage to self-awareness

2025.07.07

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Respect for the atmosphere

Air masses are masses of air with almost constant temperature and humidity. They change strength and influence with the change of seasons, and when air masses with different properties collide, they cause violent weather phenomena. In tribute to air masses, which create climate and support ecosystems.

2025.07.06

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Respect for the electron

Electrons are elementary particles that revolve around the nucleus of atoms, and it seems that electrons are what allow matter to bind together, produce light, and carry out life activities. When viewed from a microscopic level, electrons have no size and seem to exist vaguely like clouds. In tribute to the mysterious yet fundamental unit, electrons

2025.07.05

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