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I like the old TV series space 1999 (Mondbasis Alpha 1). 'Have my own creation of collectible minifigures. Only original LEGO parts.
Since Comet Lovejoy survived its remarkable, slingshot journey around the Sun (most notably on Dec. 15-16, it has regained a long tail (pointing away from the Sun) and was and is still visible to STEREO’s (Ahead) wide-angle imager (Dec. 17-29, 2011). Several faint particle clouds can be seen blowing way from the Sun as well.
Credit: NASA/GSFC/STEREO
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My motley crew of space pirates for the contest over on the LCN. I thought these all turned out pretty good and check out each of the individual photos for descriptions. Unfortunately, my diorama for the contest won't be completed in time but I'm very, very excited for y'all to see it, just think floating rocks meets treasure planet :D
Using the Classic Space Minifig trophy from the recent LEGO promo set, I've made a trophy scale Classic Space vignette.
I'm in the process of rebooting my comic, Space Repair Garage, and I'm doing some character art to warm up.
Jax Redbird may be new around the garage, but he's the best junker around, and never fails to find the parts the crew needs. He's happy flying his missions solo, but Chives and Tex are constantly trying to make him a team player. No thanks!
If you've enjoyed my art, builds, and comics in the past, check out my LEGO World Builder world where I'm campaigning to get Space Repair Garage to be made as an official LEGO theme!
The phæno builing in the centre of Wolfsburg looks like a spacecraft that has just landed. Resting on its ten cone-shaped “feet”, the concrete structure spanning 154 metres seems to almost hover in the air.
Designed by the Iraq-born architect Zaha Hadid, the imposing structure sits enthroned high above street-level. The exhibition space, resting on conic supports and sublimely illuminated, emerged as the victorious project from an international competition staged in 2000. The London-based architect has devised a home for phæno that breaks with many conventions and that liberates the area beneath it as a kind of urban space in the form of a covered artificial landscape with gently undulating hills and valleys. Since November 2005 now, the futuristic apparition has been raising eyebrows in amazement and making eyes gleam with awe among passers-by.
The inside of phæno seems to be from another world as well: a free-flowing space framed by cast concrete. Without any right angles. Entwined over several levels. An ideal location for adventurers and discoverers. And a fantastic achievement from the London-based architect Zaha Hadid.
I call this one Space-Storm. Well, I threw everything but the kitchen sink at this abstract (fantasy) artwork, and maybe the sink too... This piece is comprised of layered fractals with digital painting and a fair amount of experimentation. I sometime get caught in the artistic flow or creative zone. I don’t always know what I am going to come up with. I do have ideas floating in my head, but sometime, in an artwork such as this one is made by letting the creative juices flow. I don’t always know exactly what the finished artwork will become until I feel it’s done. Hope you like it! Artwork by Dan Seitzinger. Copyright © DMS Studios, DanMar Creations.
My website: www.danseitzinger.com
(This one is little pp copy of earlier posted pic. The background is little blackened with curves S-shape treatment and darkening of mid tones. Done after getting some feedback. )
Seattle space needle.
Captured with Zenitar 16mm f2.8 Fish Eye (for full frame, good wide angle for crop) M42 mount mounted on Canon DSLR Rebel XT/350D @f11
An external view of Europe’s largest vacuum chamber, the Large Space Simulator, which subjects entire satellites to space-like conditions ahead of launch. This 15 m-high and 10 m-diameter chamber is cavernous enough to accommodate an upended double decker bus.
Satellites are lowered down through a top hatch. Once the top and side hatches are sealed, high-performance pumps create a vacuum a billion times lower than standard sea level atmosphere, held for weeks at a time during test runs.
A 121-segment mirror array reflects simulated sunlight into the chamber, at the same time as the internal walls are pumped full of –190°C liquid nitrogen, together recreating the extreme thermal conditions prevailing in orbit.
Embedded sensors and measurement devices check whether a mission’s thermal engineers have done their job well, and if the test satellite maintains an acceptable internal temperature range without buckling or other unwanted temperature-driven effects.
The simulator is an essential part of ESA’s Test Centre in the Netherlands, the largest facility of its kind in Europe, providing a complete suite of equipment for all aspects of satellite testing under a single roof.
Credit: ESA–G. Schoonewille, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
I think this is the last daytime Shuttle Liftoff. The Shuttle Pad was across the Indiana River. The river is about 3 to 5 miles wide. The sky was blue, and liftoff was a amazing to see, hear and feel.
Space Muscle
This SHIP is the alien misconception of a muscle car, scaled up to a space going vessel.
There is a grille with headlights, a bonnet with rallye stripe, a cockpit with a magic tree, a V6 motor and one of them roundish thingies, I think they're called wheel.
For the thrust I've added the rocket engine that's been around since my first SHIP in 2019, never had the heart (or need for those parts) to dismantle it.
Toy Project Day 2972
The Space Shuttle Enterprise flies by the Sandy Hook Lighthouse. The lighthouse is the oldest working lighthouse in the United States. It began operating on June 11, 1764. How far our Nation has advanced in 250 years! Photo by Bill Dalton. For more info about the Sandy Hook Lighthouse go here: www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=378
The poster at the Mega Space Molly: Hello, Moon exhibition at ION Art Gallery, ION Orchard, Orchard Road by Pop Mart.
La aguja espacial fue construída para la Feria Mundial de 1962 convirtiéndose en la estructura más alta de la costa oeste. Desde entonces se ha convertido en símbolo de la ciudad. Esa especie de palmera neón es parte de los jardines de cristal, Chihuly Garden and Glass, y las luces creo que no son internas.
Samuel Oschin Air & Space Center in LA's Science Center has a new temporary guest named as Space Shuttle Endeavour, until its permanent home is built.
Endeavour came back to California, where it was born, on Oct 12, 2012.
The orbiter Vehicle traveled 125 million miles and completed 25 missions into space, including the first service mission to the Hubble Space Telescope and the first mission to add a U.S.-built component to the International Space Station.
Science Center, LA
More Pictures of this orbit vehicle at:
Astronomers have uncovered a near-record breaking supermassive black hole in an unlikely place: in the center of a galaxy in a sparsely populated area of the universe. The observations, made by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope and the Gemini Telescope in Hawaii, may indicate that these monster objects may be more common than once thought. via NASA ift.tt/1UWtvRX