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The final sections of the Meta Probe are the Engineering Modules and the Reactor Module. There are two Engineering Modules: the first is for the ship’s environmental control systems and the second is the ship’s navigation and propulsion control systems. The last module is for the Probe's propulsion control and monitoring. Given the design and layout, I assumed that each rocket pod had its own engine. These could be fusion-type nuclear reactors or electric-ion engines. Clearly, the Probe needs to be capable of high-speed space travel, such as hundreds of kilometres per second, in order to reach the planet Meta at the edge of our solar system in a matter of months. Deciding on a final method of propulsion is difficult!
The Meta Probe was only seen in the first episode “Breakaway.” It was intended to send two astronauts to the planet Meta. There is not a lot of information on the probe so what follows is my interpretation of the Space: 1999 spaceship based upon the episode dialogue and the sparse notes scattered across the internet.
Darkday explores and probes deep into the underground via the Rose Bush brick storm drain which lies under beautiful Brisbane. She loves to take photos of her underground exploring
Entrigue DMV Model Agency
Model: Rachel Wulfe (Mayhem #2649048)
First exposure in working with a model agency and when I took this picture there was no one looming over my shoulder from the agency.
Didn't know my way around Lightroom at the time as well.
For the color version, go here www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/28678741#28678741
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.
More information: aliveuniverse.today/flash-news/spazio-astronomia/5212-par...
Crediti: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Naval Research Laboratory/Guillermo Stenborg and Brendan Gallagher - Processing Elisabetta Bonora / Marco Faccin / aliveuniverse.today
1994 Ford Probe 24V seen here on display at the Sunderland & District Classic Vehicle Society's Easter Day show at Ryhope Engines Museum on Sunday 1st April 2018.
I certainly wasn't expecting to see this, or the Granada behind it. This picture also shows some of the other more interesting cars here - at least 3 Mk3 Polos, Mk3 Astra estate, a couple of Mk2 Astras... Certainly worth a re-visit at some point.
It's my favourite sports car. I drove it some 12-15 years ago and I loved it. Now it's being slowly eaten by plants.
There is a modular approach evident in the design of the Meta Probe. Likewise, I also looked at breaking the design into modular systems in a way that seemed logical. I wanted to create a structural system onto which elements could be added or removed. For this part of the design, you can see the structural hub and how the four cylinders would be attached. The connecting element is attached to an extension using in the forward four cylinder clusters but not in the aft three cylinder clusters. I’ll come back to the cylinders later.