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The image shows two panels of a display inside a museum in São Paulo, Brazil, located at coordinates -23.588 latitude and -46.61 longitude. The panels are on a white wall. Both are made of laminated cardboard, with a red background and a white frame. The panel on the left is titled "Tempo Geológico" (Geologic Time) and discusses the history of the Earth, including its geological events and the composition of rocks. The panel on the right is titled "A Contagem do Tempo Geológico" (The Counting of Geologic Time) and displays a timeline of the Earth's geological history. This timeline is divided into eons, eras, periods, epochs, and ages, with a corresponding chart showing the approximate years for each. The panel on the left also has a section titled "Geological Time," which explains how the composition and distribution of rock layers in the Earth's crust help us understand its age. The bottom panel on the left is titled "Evolução Química" (Chemical Evolution) and discusses the conditions on primitive Earth and the formation of complex molecules that are essential for life. The panel also has a section titled "Chemical Evolution," which explains how self-copying molecules may have arisen from simpler molecules due to volcanic activity and atmospheric bolts. The panels contain text in Portuguese and English. The QR codes on both panels are obscured. The panels are not part of an exhibit but are displayed on a wall for informational purposes.
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