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Die Arnsteiner 'Werntal-Musikanten' bei der wöchentlichen Probe (natürlich unter Einhaltung der aktuell gültigen Hygiene-Bestimmungen)
Momentan, da es so gut wie keine Volksfeste oder ähnliche Veranstaltungen gibt, wirkt die Blasmusik, sonst eher als Hintergrundberieselung wahrgenommen, wie ein Sirenengesang aus einer vergangenen, sehnsüchtig wieder herbeigesehnten Epoche...
Even though it was a pretty minor part of The Empire Strikes Back, I really, really like the probe droid. I like the way its assortment of large and small shiny black eyes remind me of a huge spider, the warbling hovering noise it makes, the jumble of differently-sized, probably specialized arms, and the weird code language it speaks when it finds the hidden Rebel Base. It's just all around a really cool, unique, atmospheric design that makes its small appearance in the movie very memorable for me.
Trinity invited all curious minds to journey through the best that Irish research has to offer as this year’s offering of PROBE – an intimate, engaging, and interactive pop-up festival – which took centre stage in Trinity on Friday September 27.
PROBE: Research Uncovered at Trinity College Dublin is a free showcase of the diverse range of academic research taking place, which aims to engage and involve the public with over 50 live experiments, exclusive demonstrations, laboratory and observatory tours and interactive workshops.
Photo Chris Bellew /Fennell Photography Copyright 2019
The IBX Probe Droid is a droid utilized by the empire for reconnesence (or however its spelled). It has a 180-degree view with its main photoreceptor, in addition to a "bug" launcher on its right side. It can launch high-tech nanodroids, nicknamed "bugs" due to their small size, into any form of terrain. They utilize a miniature camera or microphone and send the information they record back to the IBX. The IBX then transmits the data to any Imperial communications near it.
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