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NASA's historic Parker Solar Probe mission will revolutionize our understanding of the Sun, where changing conditions can propagate out into the solar system, affecting Earth and other worlds.

Parker Solar Probe will travel through the Suns atmosphere, closer to the surface than any spacecraft before it, facing brutal heat and radiation conditions and ultimately providing humanity with the closest-ever observations of a star. (NASA)

Blender3D model, www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/parker-solar-probe-3d-1355280

I last saw this quite some time ago. Still in very good condition.

As seen on 5th Street, San Francisco.

"You're gonna do WHAT with that probe...? woo-Hoooooooooo!!!"

1994 Ford Probe 16v.

 

No DVLA records.

The wren is a tiny brown bird, although it is heavier and not as slim as the even smaller Goldcrest.

 

It is dumpy, almost rounded, with a fine bill, quite long legs and toes, very short round wings and a short, narrow tail which is sometimes cocked up vertically.

 

For such a small bird it has a remarkably loud voice.

It is the most common UK breeding bird, although it suffers declines during prolonged, severely cold winters.

 

Wrens can be found across the UK in a wide range of habitats - woodland, farmland, heathland, moorland and islands.

 

Most are found in deciduous woodland but it is least abundant in Scotland and northern England, with the smallest numbers found in upland areas. They are a regular visitor to most gardens.

 

Wrens eat spiders and insects which they find while hopping and dashing along the ground and probing in crevices with their long thin bill.

 

Their scientific name, Troglodytes, means "cave dweller" in reference to this behaviour.

 

When they do venture out into the open they dart from one place to another.

 

They occasionally take seed or cheese from the ground feeder table (and who could resist these lovely little birds?)..

 

If this link works you can hear a Wren singing here -> www.british-birdsongs.uk/wren/

1996 Ford Probe (2.0 116 hp) at Château-Chinon

A "good guy" probe unit. I like the white and green colors.

The Walking Probe Launcher needs your support!

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Custom model of the famous Viper probe droid better known as the imperial probe droid.

 

This MOC has 5 arms, which is the correct number, unlike the officiel set which has 6 arms.

Vehicle make

FORD

Date of first registration

26 September 1994

Year of manufacture

1994

Cylinder capacity (cc)

2497cc

So könnte der Adventskalender aussehen...als Endproukt.Ich brauchte nur ein paar Blümchen...um sie in den entstehenden Kalender ein zu setzen.

 

Wer macht mit.???

Butterfly gathering all the nectar it can. Taken at the Center for Environmental Farming Systems site in Goldsboro, NC.

A Ford Probe at the Street Mag Show Hildesheim.

  

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Short-billed dowitcher dabbling in the water

1983 Ford Probe IV concept.

 

www.dia.org/detroitstyle

 

Detroit, Michigan.

Saturday, December 11, 2021.

Tricolored heron foraging for something to eat in Creekfield Lake in Brazos Bend State Park

Matchbox

No. 44/1995

Speelboom, Hoogvliet

(date = date of purchase)

Using Laowa 24mm Probe lens.

Philharmonie, Berlin Tiergarten

 

with the hatch closed

Ruby-throated hummingbird probing nectar fmo the flower

 

Realignment of the probes and lifting up cables buried into the snow.

 

Credits: PNRA-IPEV

Another point of view on the probe droid.

 

So if you would like to get your hands on those files you can follow on of the two links below.

 

Directly to Repubrick (5-sec ad - helps me out, but probably a bit annoying): dapalan.com/NSr7

 

Detour over Rebrickable (no ads): rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-21391/Cpt.%20Ammogeddon/minifig-...

Rolleiflex 2.8GX

Fuji Presto400 ISO320

MICROFINE 24℃ 6:15min.

 

The Walking Probe Launcher needs your support!

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Check out the video on the project page!

This section of the Meta Probe shows how all the distinct parts fit together. I envisioned that there would be one long spine of the spaceship through which the crew would move. I placed pressure doors at vital parts of the ship, just in case there was a breach and pressure loss in one area. The following images are close-ups of the various sections.

Unfortunately all of my shots showing his unique red beak were blurred

Vega Solar System Probe Bus and Landing Apparatus

Really excited about the next Compressed video - going all out with the eye candy

Probing the waters.

Fishermen at Fuerteventure.

Approximate geolocalization (2007)

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