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The winner of the contest is Milan van Steen’s Venomized human torch!!! I love the design of the venomized human torch, the spikey hair for human torch is just clever
Second place is Schwa 77’s Ronin, his entry looks sick!
Third place is Madam web’s ghost rider, I like the colour skim very much.
Congrats to the winner
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A lot of frogs were mating the last week in my ponds. It finally paid off ; the ponds are loaded with frog spawn.
The Clock Tower was built between 1403 and 1412, probably finished in 1405. It was built in the market place, then much larger and triangular in shape, its outline still clear in the street plan. The tower was built close to the Eleanor Cross. Twelve Eleanor crosses were constructed throughout eastern England under the orders of King Edward I between 1291 and 1294 in memory of his wife Eleanor of Castile. The site of each cross marks the nightly resting place of Eleanor's funeral procession.
The people of St Albans built the tower as a symbol of their resistance against the power of the abbot of St Albans. By deciding their own times in which to trade and ring curfew they could achieve independence from the dictates of the Abbey.
The Clock Tower contains two bells, one familiarly known as Gabriel and the Market bell. Gabriel is the larger and much older of the two and is so named as result of the inscription on the bell "Missi De Celis Habeo Nomen Gabrielis" ("I am Heaven sent, in Gabriel's name"). Although the date of its construction is unknown, John Harris of the British Archaeological Association believed that it was cast c.1335. Gabriels diameter is approximately 3 ft 10 in and it weighs roughly one ton. Gabriel would have been rung at approximately 4 am in the morning to mark the Angelus, and again at 8–9 pm at night for the curfew. In addition, the bells could also be run in the event of emergencies, this could be something as simple as a fire, or as historic as the First Battle of St Albans, seen as the first battle of the War of the Roses on 22 May, 1455.
Lens worth the price but VERY expensive as its the highest price I have ever paid for a used lens. Shopped aound for a while also.
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I noticed that every year I create less and less MOCs. Don't know why, maybe its because I have no ideas or maybe I have no time to build. But I know for sure, that next year will be hard for me, and I doubt that you will see my MOCs at all.
I so nearly returned this skirt to ASOS because the length was inconsistent around the skirt. I decided to fix it myself, and in the process shorten it a little. I was very pleased with the result.
44 rolls shot (not all shown in this photo)
-18 of them B&W (all developed by myself)
-26 of them color (13 developed at home)
Congratulations Enøshima for winning the contest! Email me your address and I will send you some kind of Lego prize. My email is totallyawesome_me@gmail.com
Second place is Scott Blankfield“Troublemakers”
Third place is Raleigh unnamed team
Honorable mentions to Multi Sharp, Red Rover, and Riley Blissmer
Thanks to all who entered my contest! There will be more soon!
-Totally Awesome
Congrats to
Caleb - incredibly strong builds hitting hard daily,
Eli - your continued whimsy in brick form, and
Finn - your breath of styles,
all of you really stood up to the challenge and look forward to seeing your prizes in future builds!
RebelLUG would like to thank everyone this week, who entered, who helped support those that built, that commented, that reacted, that allow their employees to have lighter weeks. It's all you that make running crazy thing like this stupid fun to see and run.
We had 361 entries! Shattering last year's record of 198. There were 111 unique builders that entered!
So how did everyone do? Here's the the average score breakdowns per day:
Day - Ave Score - #Builders
Day 1: Lair - 68.043 -70
Day 2: Rescue - 65.101 -69
Day 3: Post Apoc - 66.143 - 60
Day 4: Pirate - 64.634 - 54
Day 5: Space - 65.381 - 52
Day 6: SW + Theme - 65.315 - 54
And building for a week straight certainly is grueling - but how did the most dedicated builders actually do? Let's look at the builders ordered by number of entries:
# Days #Builders Ave Score
ALL 6 -31 - 70.02
5 -6 - 70.00
4 -11 -- 63.50
3 - 10 66.86
2 - 18 - 64.29
1 -31 -57.74
So CLEARLY the more you build the better you get, for those thinking of next VignWeek 😏
White Bus of Winkfield have repainted Alexander Dennis Enviro300 B60F 36 MX09GZL from allover anonymous schoolbus yellow into full fleet livery. The result, seen here in Winkfield in August 2020, is quite a transformation!
The bus was new to West Sussex County Council in Chichester in 2009 and it came to White Bus in 2011. As it is in 3+2 seating configuration, the bus will be used on school services.
All galaxies are made up of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter, which are bound together by gravity. The Bullet Cluster is made up of two very massive collections of galaxies, known as galaxy clusters, that are themselves bound by gravity. This cluster is found in the Carina constellation 3.8 billion light-years from Earth.
The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope captured the central region of the Bullet Cluster with its NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera). The scene contains two massive galaxy clusters that sit on either side of the large, light blue spiral galaxy at the center. Webb’s extremely precise images revealed many more distant galaxies and faint objects, allowing a research team to refine the amount of mass in the two galaxy clusters.
The team measured thousands of galaxies in Webb’s images to accurately “weigh” both the visible and invisible mass in these galaxy clusters. They also carefully mapped and measured the collective light emitted by stars that are no longer bound to individual galaxies — known as intracluster stars. The team confirmed that the intracluster light can be a reliable tracer of dark matter, even in a highly dynamic environment like the Bullet Cluster. If these stars are not bound to galaxies, but to the cluster’s dark matter, it might become easier to pin down more specifics about the invisible matter. The researchers’ new measurements significantly refine what we know about how mass is spread throughout the Bullet Cluster. The galaxy cluster on the left has an asymmetric, elongated area of mass along the left edge of the blue region, which is a clue pointing to previous mergers in that cluster.
This image spans roughly 6.3 million light-years across. It was created with Webb data captured on 20 January 2025 from proposal #4598 (PI: M. Bradac). Several filters were used to sample specific wavelength ranges. The color results from assigning different hues (colors) to each monochromatic (grayscale) image associated with an individual filter. In this case, the assigned colors are: Blue: F090W, Cyan: F115W, Green: F150W, Yellow: F200W, Yellow: F277W, Orange: F356W, Red: F410M, Red: F444W
The results have been published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters.
[Image description: Webb observation of the Bullet Cluster shows many overlapping objects, including foreground stars, galaxies in galaxy clusters, and distorted background galaxies behind the galaxy clusters, set against the black background of space.]
Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, J. Jee (Yonsei University, UC Davis), S. Cha (Yonsei University), K. Finner (Caltech/IPAC); CC BY 4.0
For many students living in Masafer Yatta, school is their primary leisure time of the day. They also receive services from the Palestinian Authority such as psychological counseling to deal with traumas they face as a result of living within the area. They need that treatment because area was designated by the IDF as “Firing Zone 918”.
Place: Masafer Yatta, Palestine.