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James Lovelock's Daisyworld Shirt LOT The color orange

James Lovelock's Daisyworld Shirt LOT The color orangePulled straight from the pages of The Specimen Monthly issue #10. To support his ideas about the Gaia hypothesis, James Lovelock created a computer model in 1983 about a theoretical planet called Daisyworld. On Daisyworld only two types of vegetation grow: white daisies and black daisies. Lovelocks model shows how the reflection and absorption of sunlight by the black and white daisies help to heat and cool the planet, and thus create the conditions

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The color orange

We found this image three years ago donning the cover of a dusty out-of-print botanical tome in Tony Sato’s private library

and Gaia is the nucleus of it all

But as the pendulum swings

James Lovelock's Daisyworld Shirt LOT The color orangePulled straight from the pages of The Specimen Monthly issue #10. To support his ideas about the Gaia hypothesis, James Lovelock created a computer model in 1983 about a theoretical planet called Daisyworld. On Daisyworld only two types of vegetation grow: white daisies and black daisies. Lovelocks model shows how the reflection and absorption of sunlight by the black and white daisies help to heat and cool the planet, and thus create the conditions

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