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last images of the aftermath of the monsoon, brought about by converging two low pressure weather disturbance north north west of the philippines. these images of a mcdonalds resto located near marikina river whose car park was nearly submerged by rising river water. glad to inform you that the weather since yesterday has vastly improved and today we finally get a glimpse of the sun, however, in areas that were heavily affected by the flood, are now declared calamity zones and doing massive cleanups.
In the aftermath of NOT finding a supercar ...take a deep breath and relax..this would do just FINE ....
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July 2nd, 2012
25.02.19. Lots of snow left to deal with. Snow clearing crews are just starting to deal with. My walkway looks like a canyon at this point.
On our location scout we saw the aftermath of the fire the went on in Cape Town for so long.
There was some animals around that seemed so out of place in this landscape.
Aftermath of a Heavy downpour of rain and gusty winds throughout the night a few nights ago. Our house survived with no power outage or any damages, especially the fence. Others in the neighborhood were not as fortunate.
Three explosions, two stars, and a rare discovery. Webb recently detected tellurium, an element rarer than platinum on Earth, in the explosive aftermath of two neutron stars merging.
The pair were once two stars tied together by gravity in a distant spiral galaxy. First one star, then the other exploded. As their cores collapsed into dense remnants, they became neutron stars. These two explosions would launch the pair out of their home galaxy — 120,000 light-years away. Several hundred million years later, the neutron stars violently merged, triggering both a gamma-ray burst and a kilonova.
Gamma-ray bursts are extremely bright, short blasts of the most energetic form of light. This gamma-ray burst, GRB 230307A, was first detected by the Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope in March 2023. It’s the second brightest gamma-ray burst ever observed!
Accompanying the gamma-ray burst was a kilonova emitting optical and infrared light. A team of telescopes, including NASA’s Swift Observatory, helped identify the kilonova from the ground and from space. With its highly sensitive infrared eye, Webb helped scientists find out the home galaxy of the two neutron stars.
Kilonovas were long thought to create many of the heavier elements we're familiar with, like gold in our jewelry or iodine in our blood. Webb shows a clear detection of tellurium in its data — the first time a heavy element has been detected from a kilonova. With this discovery, astronomers believe Webb can find even more kilonovas and evidence of neutron star mergers creating heavy elements: www.nasa.gov/missions/webb/nasas-webb-makes-first-detecti...
Image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Andrew Levan (IMAPP, Warw)
This image: This image from Webb’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera) instrument highlights GRB 230307A’s kilonova and its former home galaxy among their local environment of other galaxies and foreground stars. The neutron stars were kicked out of their home galaxy and traveled the distance of about 120,000 light-years, approximately the diameter of the Milky Way galaxy, before finally merging several hundred million years later.
Image description: Bright galaxies and other light sources in various sizes and shapes are scattered across a black swath of space: small points, hazy elliptical-like smudges with halos, and spiral-shaped blobs. The objects vary in color: white, blue-white, yellow-white, and orange-red. Toward the center right is a blue-white spiral galaxy seen face-on that is larger than the other light sources in the image. Toward the upper left is a small red point.
My friend and I were at a sand pit doing some hill climbs on the dirtbikes. Saw this shot and got my camera out.
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July 2nd, 2012
Last Thursday (Feb, 18, 2010) around 10:00 AM in the morning, Echelon complex in Austin where local IRS office is located was hit by a small personal airplane. One person died excluding the pilot. Several people are being treated for major/minor injuries. The incident was a deliberate act by the pilot due to his grudge against the IRS. It was a terrifying and sad day.
Read KXAN for more details
Aftermath of September 4th Earthquake in Canterbury. Shops on Colombo Street in Christchurch. The initial 7.1 quake has been followed by around 1590 aftershocks recorded to date - causing further damage to already weakened structures.
flooded by the waves, then swept by the wind.
(sony α7r II, Sigma 24-105mm F4 DG HSM Art, GIMP on Linux Mint v21.1)
as a result of heco's failures after yesterday's earthquake, city and county dept. of transportation services were forced to scramble all over oahu to reset traffic lights. honolulu police department had to assign additional officers to direct traffic at the busier intersections. in hawaii kai, as in many other places, the lights were still not functioning even tonight, despite the c&c's best efforts.
this caused much heavier than usual traffic and several accidents.
thanks again, heco!
UPDATE: at least in hawaii kai, this morning the intersection pictured above, and seemingly most others in hahaione valley were functional once again. maybe mayor mufi had the crews working all over oahu overnight to restore the system. anyway, good work c&c crews!!
A couple of years ago driving for the first time into the Kosciuszko National Park area came across the results of the bushfires/wildfires of a few years prior to this date.
The aftermath of the Museum Fire, which began July 21, 2019 and burned 1,961 acres. These photos were taken at the same location along Mt Elden Lookout Road on the north side of the Mt Elden, with the Before photo taken on July 16, 2019--5 days before the Museum Fire began--and the After photo taken Oct. 8, 2020. Photos by Brady Smith. Credit: Coconino National Forest.
Aftermath of a 8/17 truck fire at the Pilot truck stop in Hagerstown, MD. The cause was thought to be a tire fire brought on by hot brakes. The driver escaped unharmed, I talked to him a bit. Sloppy editing to remove trademarks on background trailer all done by me...