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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.
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is loaded aboard a truck after being flown to Space Coast Regional Airport in Titusville, Florida, on the morning of April 3, 2018, by a C-17 from the United States Air Force’s 436th Airlift Wing. The spacecraft was taken to Astrotech Space Operations, also in Titusville, for pre-launch testing and preparations.
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman
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Securely packed in its custom transport container, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is unloaded from the C-17 of the United States Air Force’s 436th Airlift Wing after landing at Space Coast Regional Airport in Titusville, Florida, on the morning of April 3, 2018. After unloading, the spacecraft was taken to Astrotech Space Operations, also in Titusville, for pre-launch testing and preparations.
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman
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Burning Man Festival 2017 in Nevada. The theme was "Radical Ritual"
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Not sure if I've ever previously seen one of these in France, or anywhere else in Europe for that matter.
Clan Eldar’s rank had become somewhat thinned as the war against Pyerce took its toll but we couldn’t ignore the call for help from those that shared our common enemy.
As rumours abound of hidden Imperial activity across the Galaxy, Ryloth fell silent. Unable to investigate as our forces were needed elsewhere a probe was sent ahead to survey the situation on Ryloth...
The scars of war circle Ryloth like an unwanted and unwelcome guest. With each night, more debris falls from the sky to create a new light show above Ryloth.
Hidden amongst this, Clan Eldar’s small probe passes across the sky unseen and unnoticed as it makes landfall…
Slowly and with a sharp hiss the capsule slowly cracks and opens, revealing it’s cargo. The sky and surrounding terrain it’s only audience. Gently, the chaos of wires, pistons and gadgetry unfurls and slowly raises above the capsule to reveal an aging probe droid. Almost immediately the soulless eyes begin observing the planet, each gaze studied, evaluated and categorised as the Eldar probes collects information on Ryloth.
Over the crest of rocky terrain an opencast mine lays before it. Opportunistic corporations seemingly take advantage of Ryloth’s limited resources to the benefit of no one native.
As the Probe studies the mine a shuttle raises skyward revealing its Imperial colours, lost amongst the terrain of Ryloth the Probe moves across the landscape to further probe this imperial incursion and report it’s findings to the Clan via its monitoring post near to Ruusan…
"Get your stinking paws off her you Damn Dirty Martians!"*
Uhoh, Kensenia's onboard... with a big baseball bat on a ship full of squidgy-brained aliens; this isn't going to end well... for them!**
*thanks Susan ;)
** ... and a thanks to ShellyS too :)
This is my design for the Space: 1999 Meta Probe. It is built to minifig scale. As always, leave a comment if you like. Enjoy!
Parker Solar Probe – wrapped in protective plastic – is shown on March 29, 2018, as the lid is lowered onto its shipping container at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. The spacecraft is shipped on its side to allow for more easy transport and to avoid height-related obstacles such as bridges. From Goddard, the probe was taken by truck to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland and flown to Florida aboard a United States Air Force C-17.
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman
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A manmade mini comet. Captured with iTelescope T17 and 72
The results of the DART probe impact on the asteroid moonlet Dimorphos. The impact ejecta resulted in a bright object with a primary tail and two other lobes emerging. The tail grew to and by October 8 a very bright tail was visible, but a week later on October 16th the tail has distinctly changed perhaps indicating it is fading and the dust is dispersing with the solar wind. Note the three lobed structure is faded by October 25th with the two minor lobes gone. It appears that the results are the impact are fading after four weeks much as a comet would fade after an outburst. The dust trail is still faintly visible almost 2 months later, on November 20th.
see: noirlab.edu/public/news/noirlab2223/ for an amazing image two days after impact from SOAR telescope of the features captured in low resolution in my image. Note the
three lobed ejecta resulting from the impact of DART.
October 11 2022 : In a press conference NASA (www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-confirms-dart-mission-imp...) showed the long tail is the dust tail pushed by the Solar wind like that of a comet and the other two small lobes are debris blasted from Dimorphos.
unfortunately i didn't nail the focus and i only had 2 pieces of steel wool. this was my first attempt. next time ill have more time to get this just right.
Probing the depths of the intertidal sands, a dunlin searches for shoreline invertebrates. Dunlin winter along the shores of sandy beaches, along mudflats and the shores of lakes and ponds. This dunlin is in its winter plumage, but they are much more easily identified when in their breeding plumage. Unfortunately for those of us in NJ, they breed in the Arctic tundra and so we are not likely to see that plumage as readily. They forage by probing the depths of the sand and mud, as seen in this photo. #iLoveNature #iLoveWildlife #WildlifePhotography in #NewJersey #Nature in #NorthAmerica #America #USA #Dunlin #DrDADBooks #Canon #WildlifeConservation
The Ice detector, multi-function probes, and static port of the Airbus A350.
Airbus A350XWB (F-WWCF) (cn: 002)
How do butterflies eat? That is my first question after editing this shot. I found the answer. I was surprise (forgive me), butterflies do have tongue! : )
With few exceptions, adult butterflies and moths eat only various liquids to maintain their water balance and energy stores. Most adults sip flower nectar, but other imbibe fluids from sap flowers on trees, rotting fruits, bird droppings, or animal dung. Many adult butterflies are found drinking fluids at wet sand or mud, especially along stream courses or the edges of dirt roads or trails.
Some exceptions are the adults of longwing butterflies such as the Zebra are able to collect pollen from certain flowers with their proboscis and to break it down and absorb amino acids (proteins) which contribute to the ability to survive, mate and lay eggs for long periods (6 months or so). With their short proboscis (tongue) the adults of Harvester butterflies can actually pierce the bodies of woolly aphids and drink their fluids, the only bugs that adult butterflies eat. The caterpillar of almost all butterflies and moths eat various parts of plants. Each species may specialize of only a few kinds of plants or plant parts. The caterpillars of the Harvester butterfly and its relatives are exceptions in that they feed solely on aphids.
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is unloaded by forklift from the C-17 of the United States Air Force’s 436th Airlift Wing after arriving at Space Coast Regional Airport in Titusville, Florida, on the morning of April 3, 2018. The spacecraft was taken to Astrotech Space Operations, also in Titusville, for pre-launch testing and preparations.
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Ed Whitman
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, inside a protective shipping container, is loaded into a C-17 from the United States Air Force’s 436th Airlift Wing at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland in the early morning of April 3, 2018. From Joint Base Andrews, the spacecraft was flown to Titusville, Florida, where it was taken to Astrotech Space Operations for pre-launch testing and preparations.
Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Jeffrey Fiske
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