
ALT Chemical diagram on the left shows two different structures: one green, displaying a benzene ring connected to a secondary amine, and one orange, depicting a benzene ring connected to a bicyclic structure with a secondary amine. On the right, the corresponding 3D shapes are illustrated in a protein environment, colored green and orange respectively, within complex folded structures.

ALT This illustration shows a house with a window open, positioned 25 feet away from a running generator emitting carbon monoxide. The sky is gray, indicating danger from CO. Text advises placing generators at least 25 feet from homes and away from doors and windows. "Take It Outside" is emphasized at the bottom. The image is by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology).

ALT This image shows a satellite view of Hurricane Maria. The hurricane displays a swirling pattern with a distinct eye over Puerto Rico. The colors indicate intensity, with red and yellow representing stronger parts of the storm. Surrounding areas include parts of the Caribbean Sea. The image includes labels for the hurricane's name, date, and time, with logos of NOAA and CIMSS visible.

ALT A timeline depicting significant scientific events. At the start, Einstein's Theory of General Relativity in 1915 with a photo of Einstein. Next, the first human on the Moon in 1969 with an image of an astronaut. Lastly, NIST’s Peanut Butter Standard Reference Material in 2003 with a jar image. The timeline ends at 2026.

ALT A parody poster titled "The Standards Hypothesis" mimicking a movie poster style. Featuring periodic table elements spelling "STaNdArds" with Sulfur, Tantalum, Neodymium, Argon, and Darmstadtium. There are chalkboard-style mathematical notations and formulas in the background. Foreground includes a jar labeled "Peanut Butter" and a parcel labeled "Baking Chocolate."


















