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Feeling calm and happy my event for astrophotography had a success! The best part in that I become a member of the club of amateur astronomy, in Greece. I will be shooting the stars and the planets…is the only way to get close to them. A dream I had since I was a child.
16/12
A scanned-in slide, taken by my father, of an unknown Class 310 passing Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire, date unknown.
Causeway on Route 310 "The Road to the Beaches". It passes through Terra Nova National Park and connects the Eastport Peninsula to the Trans Canada Highway
Le chapeau de Vermeer par Timothy Brook.
Une étude sur l'essor des échanges commerciaux entre l'Est et l'Ouest au 17e siècle.
Excellent bouquin!
This artist’s impression shows the magnetic white dwarf WD 0816-310, where astronomers have found a scar imprinted on its surface as a result of having ingested planetary debris.
When objects like planets or asteroids approach the white dwarf they get disrupted, forming a debris disc around the dead star. Some of this material can be devoured by the dwarf, leaving traces of certain chemical elements on its surface.
Using ESO’s Very Large Telescope, astronomers found that the signature of these chemical elements changed periodically as the star rotated, as did the magnetic field. This indicates that the magnetic fields funneled these elements onto the star, concentrating them at the magnetic poles and forming the scar seen here.
Credit: ESO/L. Calçada
This locomotive was built by Bombardier (Kassel) (works number 34178) in October 2007.
185 310-0 passing Magdeburg Hbf on Friday, May 31st, 2019.
It was Kayden's birthday party at Kilbirnie Aquatic Centre. Kaitlyn and Ben seen here playing with the water jets.
LANDING ZONE BULL ASSAULT, Calif. - U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Jason Winslow, landing support specialists, Combat Logistics Regiment 27 (CLR-27), 2nd Marine Logistics Group, prepares a 2,000 pound water bladder for lift by a MV-22 Ospreys during Weapons and Tactic Instructor (WTI) Course 2-14 April 5, 2014. (U.S. Marine Corps photograph by Capt. Keith "The Bull" Stevenson, MAWTS-1 COMCAM/Released)