Cemented Collection

Musschenbroeks experiment, the discovery of the transpiration of plants. By covering a plant with a bell glass cemented to a plate of lead which covered its root he discovered that every morning

Paprosky femur defect classification C016 / 6621
Paprosky femur defect classification. Diagram showing the classification system for femur cortex defects used to assess revision (replacement or repair) of a hip implant

Bivalves - Volviceramus: A fossilised inoceramid oyster shell, which lived in warm seas cemented to solid objects

Paprosky femur defect, type IIIA lateral
Paprosky femur defect. Cutaway artwork of bone degradation in a type IV medial-lateral femur cortex defect (Paprosky classification system)

Paprosky femur defect, type IIIA med-lat
Paprosky femur defect. Cutaway artwork of bone degradation in a type IV lateral femur cortex defect (Paprosky classification system)

Africa, West Africa. Termite nest in the Western African forest

Trapped food in dental braces
MODEL RELEASED. Trapped food in dental braces, which are fixed to the teeth of a teenage girl. Fixed braces consist of metal brackets cemented to each tooth

Biorock reef restoration, Indonesia
Biorock reef restoration. Coral fragment cemented to a Biorock reef restoration structure. The Biorock process was developed by Thomas Goreau and Wolf Hilbertz in the 1970 s

Cliff face, Dorset
Cliff face. Erosion showing bands of the Bridport Sands, which were laid down in a shallow, tropical sea about 180 million years ago (Middle Jurassic)

The 106 pieces of cemented Buddha statue at Wat Pangbua, Samui island Ko Samui), Gulf of Thailand, Thailand, Asia

The 106 pieces of coloured cemented Buddha statue, Wat Pangbua, Samui Island (Koh Samui), Thailand

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"Cemented: Unveiling Nature's Secrets and Human Innovations" In the realm of scientific exploration, Dutch scientist Pieter van Musschenbroek left an indelible mark with his groundbreaking experiment. Through his ingenious use of a bell glass cemented to a lead plate covering the roots of a plant, he unraveled the mysteries behind transpiration. Each morning, he observed dew adorning not only the leaves but also the inside of the jar. This phenomenon was attributed to water movement within the plant and its subsequent evaporation from leaves, stems, and flowers. Shifting our focus to another kind of bonding agent - cement - we delve into diverse realms where it plays an essential role. The Paprosky femur defect classification C016/6621 sheds light on how this material is utilized in medical procedures. Specifically, it aids in treating femur defects by providing stability and support. Venturing further into nature's wonders, we encounter bivalves like Volviceramus – fossilized inoceramid oyster shells that once thrived in warm seas before becoming cemented onto solid objects over time. These remnants serve as testaments to ancient ecosystems and geological transformations. Meanwhile, across Africa's West African forests lies an architectural marvel crafted by termites – their intricate nests meticulously constructed using materials found within their surroundings. This natural masterpiece stands tall as a testament to their collective efforts. On a different note altogether, dental braces have revolutionized orthodontics worldwide by correcting misalignments and enhancing smiles. However, they can sometimes become unwitting traps for food particles that stubbornly cling on despite rigorous oral hygiene practices. Shifting gears yet again brings us to Indonesia's Biorock reef restoration project – an innovative endeavor aimed at reviving coral reefs through electrical currents passing through metal structures submerged underwater. Witnessing these artificial reefs come alive with vibrant marine life showcases humanity's commitment towards preserving fragile ecosystems.