These swirls of light, called optical vortices, could have implications for future laser devices, the physicists said.
The sparrow Skylark flies from the Cinnamomum camphora tree, swirling around like a top, and swirls up to the high winds.
Collectively these tiny ice fragments form delicate swirls of ice that resemble foam on latte.
The force is so powerful that swirls develop inside the trap, further preventing prey from escaping after the trap door quickly shuts.
A shopping mall swirls around the corpse of a beetle.
Water dark with tannin inspired the name Rio Negro, or "black river," which swirls across virgin sand.
Tiny packets of smoke released near a flying locust showed air swirls similar to swirls predicted by the model.
The piece now towers above the scarlet and gold bougainvillea bushes, the swirls of colored glass rising 24 feet high and spanning 50 feet in width.
A translucent white bottle overlaid with swirls of blue and decorated with an undulating white dragon, its carver was clearly a master of the medium.
And this is another view that gives you an idea of the donor and then the swirl of matter, and then it swirls in and ends up here on the neutron star.
After the gentlest of swirls, the buttery brioche bouquet gave way to a blast of dark fruit and sawdust.
The six-mile-high Chinese dust plume detected by CALIPSO appears as yellow-green swirls in this image.
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