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The Norseman program was pitched to take planetary research in the YSSR to Nix, the next planet beyond Erf in the solar system.
The two-part probe, launched aboard a Transnistrian heavy lift rocket, would have imaged the dark surface of the planet to scout landing sites for its diminuative lander (housed in its descent aeroshell at the bottom of the spacecraft).
D'aww, momma and bubs! The vintage one is really cute but the new one is just gorgeous. Rich black tones and lots of details, more poseable legs. Droids rule!
Some polystyrene and a biro. I like how the sastrugi is it called? texture turned out on the base. If I've been good this year maybe Santa will bring me the new Black Series probe for Xmas.
This is my updated version of my Probe droid moc. Seeing as I am still working on my Hoth base and AT-AT, I thought it was time to revisit this build, modify some areas and finalize it.
The center hasn't changed much besides removing the center bar, allowing it to use a clear antenna piece to make it float. The head has gone through the most changes, with more accurate detailing and a better antenna using a screwdriver.
My first day in Paris was much better than I expected it to be, I took more photos today than I did in my entire trip to Paris last October
Here is a fly-around view of my Meta Probe from Space: 1999, built to minifig scale. I used Studio 2.0's animation feature to generate the movie and added the titles and logo in iMovie. The fly-around gives a better sense of the design and volumetrics of the model.
one umbilical remains to be hooked up but we are on schedule for launch at 16:00 UTC, morning weather brief was good
1996 Ford Probe 16v. Previously registered P170 HMT. Last MoT test expired in June 2015 (SORN).
1996 Ford Probe 16v. Last MoT test expired in August 2017 (SORN).
Vehicle make
FORD
Date of first registration
December 1995
Year of manufacture
1995
Cylinder capacity (cc)
1991 cc
Car: Ford Probe 16V.
Date of first registration: 1st August 1996.
Registration region: Stoke-on-Trent.
There are currently only 432 Probes licensed in the UK, 186 are the 16V model and 246 are the 24V.
Date taken: 14th January 2019.
Album: Street Spots
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Check out the video on the project page!
(Hangar interior by Jeremy Williams, 'Bricking-It').
upon entering the atmosphere and crashing through a crape myrtle...
the AP was greeted by a curious creature in the garden...
and she was delicious!! ;~))
It's Day 20 of Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar and as Christmas comes closer an Imperial Probe Droid ( aka Viper probe droid: starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Viper_probe_droid/Legends ) analyses the current status of the Holidays. From tracking gifts to monitoring weather.
It is also checking the sells of The Force Awakens tickets and the results are epic :)
May the Brick be with You :)
Description: Galileo Probe descending into Jupiter's Atmosphere shows heat shield separation with parachute deployed, as it "hangs on the shrouds" and samples the atmosphere of the largest planet in the solar system, a key moment in the flight of Galileo. The probe entered the sunlit side of Jupiter's atmosphere and provided the first direct sampling of the planet's atmosphere. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory had over-all management responsibility for Galileo. NASA's Ames Research Center was responsible for development of the probe. (Ref. JPL P-19180)
Galileo's descent probe was released on July 13, 1995, and began its five-month fall toward Jupiter. It slammed into the Jovian atmosphere at a speed of 170,000 kilometers per hour (106,000 mph) on December 7, 1995.
Artist: Ken Hodges
Credit: NASA/Ken Hodges
Image Number: AC81-0174
Date: March 20, 1981
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today's experimentation comes to you in the form of interpretive anatomy.
only 200 days left!
in other news, i'm selling prints! I'm going to start college next year and any print sales will help me pay for it. order before Saturday and you'll get $5 off.
11x17in + margins — $75
8x10in + margins — $55
5x7in + margins — $45
prints have ample margins, are signed, and printed archival-quality on luster paper with colors that last 300 years. shipping within the US is included, with $25 for international shipping. I can ship anywhere in the world.
please contact me if you are interested! either send me a flickrmail, facebook message or an email: aliza.razell@gmail.com.