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Composite image of Tropical Cyclone Muifa, over Micronesia, East of the Philippines in the Pacific ocean, from 06:00 UTC on Wednesday 26 April 2017.
More information on this storm can be found on the GDACS Website.
Infrared data from the geostationary satellites of EUMETSAT and JMA overlays a computer-generated model of the Earth, containing NASA's Blue Marble Next Generation imagery.
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This was really an ad for AC spark plugs, but it shows the amazing Cadillac Cyclone show car. Rear end predicts the dubble fin of the '61 and '62 models. Mercury picked up the Cyclone name for the sporty version of it's Comet.
Composite image of tropical cyclones Olwyn, Nathan, Bavi and Pam, generated at 12:00 UTC on 12 March 2015.
For further alerts or advisories on these and other tropical storms, visit the GDACS web site.
Composite image, comprising infrared data from the geostationary orbiting satellites of EUMETSAT and the JMA. Infrared data overlays a computer-generated model of the Earth, containing NASA's Blue Marble Next Generation imagery.
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Cyclone michaung deprived us of power supply for two days and rain water logging with sewage thrown us out of normal life.
This is the first time we faced two days power cut.
After some protests and dharna organized by our streeters Corporation men cleared the flow and everything fine now.
Our local DMK men helped in this matter.
One of 300 built by Mercury.
At Edelbrock Show.
Mercury's entry into the aero-car sweepstakes was a streamlined-version of its fastback Cyclone intermediate. The Cyclone Spoiler II was identical in concept to the 1969 Ford Torino Talladega: both cars employed a stretched, tapered nose and a flush-mounted grille for ideal aerodynamics at superspeedway velocities.
On the track, the NASCAR Cyclone Spoiler race cars were actually a couple mph faster than their Talladega cousins due to their slightly longer bodies and subtle aerodynamic differences. On the street, the showroom versions were slower; the Mercurys had to make do with a 290-bhp 351-cid V-8 hooked to an FMX three-speed automatic transmission, while Talladegas got a 428 Cobra Jet/C6 three-speed automatic combo.
Fires super sonic blasts
And a Megaman X style fully charged shot
While everyone else were busy upgrading pohatu and Hero Factor's Rotor with cooler builds and propeller engines, i been trying to come up with a Rocket powered revamped Phantoka Pohatu.
His jet thrusters was the main focus since the beginning, then more was added on after i got a good start in building and unexpectedly only got better the more progress i made. Hermes winged feet was also part of the design, it too went through some minor changes until i came up with the final design
Kanohi: Vanguard Kakama.
Great Mask of Speed
with adapted flight and a autopilot failsafe to keep its user safe while airborne if knocked out or lost control.
Phantoka Kakama.
Pohatu's adapted Kakama Nuva Kanohi,
The Great Mask of speed with a face shield installed that protects the eyes and face from bad weather, debris, bright light and improves vision that quickly adjusts to any condition
Projectile weapon: Storm missile pods
(small rocket pods on each arm)
Fires multiple anti-air sun burst missiles far and fast that explode in brilliant light.
side effects include: minor burns, sets enemies on fire and temporally confusing a effected enemy to attack its own allies
Image acquired February 19, 2010: Tropical Cyclone Gelane had sustained winds of 125 knots (230 kilometers per hour) and gusts up to 150 knots (275 kilometers per hour), according to a report from the U.S. Navy’s Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) on February 19, 2010. The JTWC reported that Gelane was roughly 315 nautical miles (585 kilometers) east-northeast of Port Louis, Mauritius, and was forecast to travel toward the southwest, weakening slightly as it moved.
The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite captured this true-color image on February 19, 2010. Gelane’s spiral arms span hundreds of kilometers over the open ocean.
Credit: NASA image by Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Rapid Response Team, Goddard Space Flight Center. Caption by Michon Scott.
Instrument: Aqua - MODIS..For more details and a higher res file of this image go to:
To give some sense of the immense scale of cyclones arranged in a hexagonal pattern at Jupiter’s south pole, an outline of the continental United States is superimposed over the central cyclone and an outline of Texas is superimposed over the newest cyclone. The hexagonal arrangement of the cyclones is large enough to dwarf the Earth.
The JIRAM image was obtained during the 23rd science pass of the Juno spacecraft over Jupiter. The JIRAM instrument measures heat radiated from the planet at an infrared wavelength of around 5 microns.
Image of Tropical Cyclone Donna over Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands, East of Australia, captured by EUMETSAT's Metop-A polar orbiting satellite at 23:16 UTC on Wednesday 3 May 2017.
More information on these storms can be found on the GDACS Website.
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Here is a little aftermath of cyclone Dylan. Both my Garbage bins were empty but my recycling bins were loaded with heavy cardboard and glass bottles. As a good result I didn't have to go to school today haha. But the main concern is the king tide along with the storm serge but I should be affected.
"Cyclone Twister. Looks crooked but smokes straight. Cigar, five cents."
Originally posted on Ipernity: Cyclone Twister Cigars.
the cyclone is a VTOL craft series designed to support the LDM mechs. its twin electromag turbines can bring it to great speeds as well has lifting high tonnage loads, allowing the cyclone to move quickly in and out of combat while carrying equipment, parts, guns, or even the mechs themselves.
the rear of the cyclone has four mag-clamps for carrying cargo and two winches to left larger parts or hook into the LDMs
it's armament however is light, only carrying two pods of 5 missile mounts on the front there are 2 high yield rockets,1 machine gun and four 90mm cannons
NOTES: this design pretty much originated from the propeller blades, I had wanted to make something like the vtols in avengers with them but it ended up looking more like a pelican from halo, it can hold it self up and doesn't need the stand, but it helps to have it off the ground for the visual effect
A view of Cyclone Tauktae taken on 16.05.21 at 04:47 UTC over the west of India, as seen by the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellite.
A composite image of tropical cyclones Eloise, Joshua and Kimi (L-R) over the Indian Ocean. Data from 17 Jan at 03:00 GMT and supplied by our partners, Météo-France.
A man stands for salaat (Muslim prayer) amid the debris of a home in the 1991 cyclone affected coastal area of Chittagong, Bangladesh. 1991.
Exhibit in the engine hall a the RAF Museum at Cosford. The Curtiss Wright R-3350 Duplex Cyclone air cooled radial engine with 18 cylinders. 2200-3700bhp dependant upon variant. The first engine ran in May 1937, but slow development meant it didn't fly until 1941.
This version is a 2700bhp model from 1947. Primary use in the Boeing B-29/Washington and the Lockheed P-2 Neptune.
Clicked at Marina Beach Chennai when Nilam Cyclone hit on 31-oct-2012. Beach was like a water theme park. People had fun!
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The Cyclones are a minor league farm team of the New York Mets, named after Coney Island's Cyclone roller coaster. Her uniform though is not made of the usual material. #26 is Luis Arrizurieta.
Image of Tropical Cyclone Ashobaa captured by the AVHRR instrument onboard EUMETSAT's Metop-B polar-orbiting satellite on Monday 8 June 2015 at 05:58 UTC.
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