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I was playing around with my camera taking moon shots when I noticed some sea gulls flying towards the moon. As the gull entered the viewer I took this shot.
The gull is slightly out of focus as I was still focused on the moon at the time.
Taken from Cape Town at 5:10pm on 02 May 2009
GV Florida F-50
Engine D6AB
Seating configuration 2x2 - with CR
Model Hyundai Aero Space "LS"
Chassis Hyundai KMJRL18BPAC
So i was saying to Creamy, Omg they got a prison and why are they keeping all these cute critters down here .. So we grabbed as many as we could and one of the aliens wanted to come with us, so we scooped them up and we are making our escape...I think they hot in pursuit though.
.Tardfish. Mushy Mush Head
Animesh companion - side note you can rezz them like seen in post though.
.Tardfish. Chompy Stuffy
Animesh Holdable - cute and shocking- held on arm
.Tardfish. Axolotl Gamer
adorable head friend
.Tardfish. Happy Doggo
Animesh Holdable - rezzed out and hanging with SirLoin the cow
All can be found at the Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tardfish/129/157/32
Also Check out Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/221207
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Hideki - The Roswell Alien Minature
hideki - spaceship
hideki - sitting grey
Find them at maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Computer/95/133/1113
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BLUSH - Vintage Flying Saucer 50s
Find it here marketplace.secondlife.com/p/BLUSH-Vintage-Flying-Saucer-...
BLUSH - Kawaii Vintage UFO (Gatcha)
get it at MadPea Gacha Arcana maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/MadPea%20Base/108/121/35
Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Passionkiller/241/180/50
Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/en-US/stores/190440
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NOVA. Display Wig - BrightWife
(note cant find it at the mainstore anymore but still check them out.)
Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nova/172/110/24
Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/87784
Mission: SPACE is a motion simulator thrill ride at Epcot. It simulates what an astronaut might experience aboard a spacecraft on a mission to Mars, from the higher g-force of blastoff to the speculative hypersleep.
The attraction opened to the public in a "soft opening" mode in June 2003, and celebrated its grand opening on October 9 with a ceremony attended by Disney CEO Michael Eisner, HP CEO Carly Fiorina and NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe, as well as several NASA astronauts from its many phases of human space exploration (Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, the space shuttle program and two crew members aboard the International Space Station).
The attraction was built on the former site of Horizons, a dark ride that offered optimistic visions of what life might be like in the future. Horizons closed permanently in 1999 after a few years of sporadic operation; construction began on Mission: SPACE shortly thereafter. Industry estimates put the cost of developing the new attraction at US$100 million. The pavilion, like others at Epcot, features a VIP lounge for HP employees called The Red Planet Room.
I like the old TV series space 1999 (Mondbasis Alpha 1). 'Have my own creation of collectible minifigures. Only original LEGO parts.
The top portion of the Hubble Space Telescope is photographed some 350 miles above the Pacific Ocean southwest of Mexico, as the Space Shuttle Columbia was about to use its 50-foot-long robotic arm to lower the telescope into its cargo bay. The image is one of a series recorded with a digital still camera.
Credit: NASA
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
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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Part 1: In 2027, the Interplanetary Exploration Alliance began flying the space orbiter shuttle Indefatigable on routine missions to carry elements of the I.E.A. Vanguard to orbit for assembly in space.
Space Truckin
Deep Purple
We had a lot of luck on Venus
We always had a ball on Mars
Meeting all the groovey people
We've rocked the Milky Way so far
We danced around with Borealice
We're space truckin' round the the stars
Come on let's go Space Truckin'
Remember when we did the moonshot
And Pony Trekker led the way
We'd move to the Canaveral moonstop
And everynaut would dance and sway
We got music in our solar system
We're space truckin' round the stars
Come on let's go Space Truckin'
Another shot from our trip to Goulburn in October of last year. Having great fun looking back through these. Didn't realise how many shots I actually got the Milky Way into that night. These old cars are sitting smack in the middle of a field, behind the church we went to shoot. This shot was for 30 seconds, and we lit the car with one of our headlamps (its pitch dark out there in the middle of nowhere) Anyhow, hope you like Space Truckin'
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.
Space Shuttle Atlantis (Orbiter Vehicle designation: OV‑104) displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex (FL).
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!
Parte do monumento chamado Torre Digital localizado em Brasília, Brasil. Vista de baixo.
Part of the monument called Digital Tower located in Brasilia, Brazil. Bottom view.
This antenna was originally known as DSK. It was built in 1965 and located at the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station in the Australian Capital Territory. Its role was to support the Apollo missions, beginning with Apollo 7 in October 1968. On 21 July 1969 (Australian time) this antenna received and relayed to the world the famous television images of Neil Armstrong's historic first steps on the Moon.
Following the end of the Apollo and Skylab programmes, the station was converted for use in NASA's Deep Space Network, with the antenna given the new designation DSS-44. In this role, the antenna supported many missions, including those to Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Sun, until the closure of the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station in December 1981.
In 1983 the antenna was moved to its current location at Tidbinbilla, re-designated DSS-46 and modified to expand its capabilities for early launch acquisition (tracking a spacecraft after it has launched from Earth). The design and small dish size allowed it to move rapidly, making it ideal for tracking those deep-space spacecraft as they orbited and then departed the Earth. In this function, the antenna supported NASA and international missions studying the Sun, Earth, Moon and the planets in our Solar System until its retirement from deep space service in December 2009, shortly after I took this image. In May 2010 the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics declared the antenna a Historical Aerospace Site, and as such it remains in place.
In this parked configuration, the antenna reaches a height of 35m. The dish is 26m in diameter. The small antennas on the sides are acquisition aids used to help receive the signals of fast-moving spacecraft travelling in low Earth orbit.
A dramatised version of the real events concerning antenna support of Neil Armstrong's first steps featured in the Australian film 'The Dish' in 2000.
Using the Classic Space Minifig trophy from the recent LEGO promo set, I've made a trophy scale Classic Space vignette.
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
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
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.
Stop! Space tractors aren't allowed in the corridors!
In my last two pounds of black L-go from the flea market were these beautiful "Police" signs, so I've build a bit of scene around them.
I even tried to build a white, streamlined version of the Lanz, but a tractor and streamline are on opposite ends of the design spectrum. It just looks ridiculous in white with red stripes.
Toy Project Day 768