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DWB111 is another emission nebula in Cygnus. Little is known about this object including its distance from Earth.
FSQ-106EDX F3.6 Exposure: SII 5x20 min., Ha 5x20 min., OIII 5x20 min. Binned 1x1
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A few years ago, the Intrepid was due to be taken to a dry dock for some renovations. Over the years, mud had built up around the hull and the propellers were stuck in it. So once they freed the ship, they removed them permanently and now one is on display in the hanger. It is HUGE.
Shot out the window of my flight back to San Diego. You can see the city and the propeller engine. San Diego, California
Designer : Hur
Folder : Hur
Strip size : 2.0cm
Strip number : 7 strips
Joined with : nothing
With the conventional knotology, 2 strips tetra-method(named by me) was used.
Georgia Army National Guardsmen, Cpl. Jason Blount and Pfc. Lina Cox, military policemen with the Monroe based, 178th Military Police Company, conduct Raven unmanned aerial vehicle training on July 17, 2018 at Fort Stewart. The Raven system allows units to scout ahead to determine enemy size and composition prior to engagement.
Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. R. J. Lannom Jr
Simple, sturdy propeller assembly for whirligigs using PVC piping. Ask me for free article on the process.
These are the brass propellers that will be used to propel the boat. They are powered by triple electric Kyosho motors.
For the propeller bests, once I've carved the mouth out, I shape the teeth. I put each tooth in individually, and then trim them so they look sharper. The teeth in the upper half of the mouth have been trimmed, but not the ones in the lower half.
Simple, sturdy propeller assembly for whirligigs using PVC piping. Ask me for free article on the process.
This propeller was brought up a few years ago in the nets of a fishing boat off the west coast of Cumbria. It was subsequently identified as belonging to a Lancaster bomber which ditched in the area during World War 2 with the loss of the entire crew. Not visible in this photo, behind the propeller a section of the shaft including a gear wheel also remains attached.