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Space Police Log 03.
//: Attention, all units please respond.//
//: There is an escape attempt in progress in Sector 13, Cell Block 2.//
//: Inmates identified: Squidman, Snake, Frenzy, Kranxx. Considered armed and extremely dangerous.// Two officers injured, one dead.
//: One of two robotic laser arms disabled, the other malfunctioning.//: Do not let escapees out; use deadly force if needed.//
I often find myself looking out the windows of abandoned places. It's a natural tendency when I'm inside of a house, particularly one I'm unfamiliar with. I like to see the view, but it also helps me understand the connection of the building to its environment. In a case like this it's impossible not to think about the lives of the families that once called this place home. I'm sure this view into the front yard was admired often on days like this. Cozy to be indoors on a cold autumn day. Shadows were lengthening during my visit as sunset wasn't far off, but I could still make out the muted colors of fallen autumn leaves on the lawn. Except in my case the house was filled with dampness, cold and wind entering from a collapsed roof behind me. The structure no longer offered comfort, warmth, safety or security. All of that long gone, and discernible only as a memory, perhaps a reflection in the dirty window panes, or shore need in what was left of an old curtain still hanging on as old house curtains often do. Remarkable in a way, a flimsy curtain still hangs when the roof is gone; an old wall calendar still charts the course of a month now 25 years gone. Remnants of past lives, happiness and laughter that once filled this place. My mind jolted back into the present as a gust of wind blew through this old living space, momentarily animating the curtain in front of me, as if by unseen hands. I looked down at my feet, balanced precariously on the floor joist that had led me to this window. Earlier I had crept across it as if on a balance beam and it was now time to make my way back, to leave this dead space. As I crossed the threshold that took me back into light and fresh air, I felt that odd goosebump sensation. Relief but coupled with that joint feeling of fear and excitement about having been in such a dark place.
First attempt in digital drawing with PS. Let me know what do you think :)
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Primo tentativo di disegno con PS, fatemi sapere cosa ne pensate :)
This wide-angle shot of the Hubble Space Telescope in the Space Shuttle Discovery’s cargo bay, backdropped against Australia, was taken during the fifth extravehicular activity (EVA) added to complete servicing of the orbiting observatory. Steven L. Smith (center frame) and Mark C. Lee (on the Remote Manipulator System, or RMS, arm) conducted a survey of the hand rails on Hubble. In the foreground is the hatchway of the airlock that connects the airless payload bay to the shirt-sleeve environment of Discovery’s crew cabin.
Credit: NASA
Name: Eduardo Iglesias
Weapon of Choice: Modified X-300 Laser Revolver, with top-mounted electro-net launcher.
Description: Eduardo travels across the "Wild Western" sector of the Milky Way, helping the Space Police capture wanted criminals. The bad guys always say they hate that happy-go-lucky smile Eduardo wears beneath his HUGE moustache...
For the Space Cowboy contest.
FebRovery 2022, installment 11.
There seem to be a lot of motorbike-type rovers in my submissions this year. Here's another one, in my personal favourite Space Police colours, the first generation of that subtheme.
First of three Space Sticker Sheets ready! Tried to make them a good fit for Mech as well! Heck I cant wait myself!! All three will be avalible early 2019! thecooperworks.com
Not a real space photo. Light art.
Testing new light painting/plastic combo for dense, small starfield and elliptical galaxies.
Single exposure. Nebula pattern created using new Waterworld technique - 100mm lens. Galaxies using light painted plastic, and star field using LED's and laser, some with 0.003-inch (8X) flyfishing line on lens to create cross-shaped diffraction patterns - 16-35mm lens at 20mm-35mm. No other significant Photoshop manipulations, except image resize.
Third Space Sticker Sheets ready! Tried to make them a good fit for Mech as well! Heck I cant wait myself!! All three will be avalible early 2019! thecooperworks.com
SpaceEngine - A free space simulation program that lets you explore the universe in three dimensions, from planet Earth to the most distant galaxies. Areas of the known universe are represented using actual astronomical data, while regions uncharted by astronomy are generated procedurally. Millions of galaxies, trillions of stars, countless planets - all available for exploration. You can land any planet, moon or asteroid and watch alien landscapes and celestial phenomena. You can even pilot starships and atmospheric shuttles.
"SPACE" new pencil drawing by Valerie, 3" x 3" on natural kitakata paper. A musing on space, trying to give visual substance to the places in between.
Available, framed, at the show link!
Space Heavy Rover with :
-Benny
-Buggy's Benny
-Emmet
-Minifigs classic space, included girl (Set 70841)
-Radar
-Sensor
-Buggy
-2 robots old-school
Dedicated to LEGO Espace : Bienvenue dans ma Classic Space galaxie
Dead Space (2008)
1080p
Reshade 0.15
SMAA+ReshadeFXAA
FXAA
Lens Dirt (custom lens texture)
Bloom
SSAO
PETKAGTADOF (satic low clip curve)
Tonemap
Vibrance
Curves
Filmic Pass Tonemapping
Anamorphic Lens Flares
Chromatic Aberration
Vignetting+dof vignette
Letterboxing
Sounds like a lot of shit but it isn't that much, the change is crazy. Especially the grain and the lens dirt.
The Space Shuttle Enterprise is shown on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center near Washington Dulles International Airport. Its career was brief, making its first flight on Aug. 12, 1977, and its last flight the same year on Oct. 26. The craft, which was not built for actual space flight, was moved in 2012 to New York City. (Scanned from a slide)
Space layout from BrickExpo 2014, collaboration with I Scream Clone and Bricktron. Mark's brilliant M-Tron logo.
Cyberpocalyptic HIVE City
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This month's Space Exploration for Bright Metallic!
Ive been watching a little Scfi this week and couldnt resist my own little Cybernetic Punk.
Awesome Outfit from SEKA, and the cutest little droid with helpful protection from BONDI
Lost in Space, not really just Lost in my SL .
Music: Please Right Click and select "Open link in new tab"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4dbJ_em1-o
Lighthouse Family - Lost In Space
'Cause your light shines so bright
I don't feel no solitude
You are my first star at night
I'd be lost in space without you
Featured in this new image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope is a nearly edge-on view of the lenticular galaxy NGC 4753. These galaxies have an elliptical shape and ill-defined spiral arms.
This image is the object's sharpest view to date, showcasing Hubble’s incredible resolving power and ability to reveal complex dust structures. NGC 4753 resides around 60 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Virgo and was first discovered by the astronomer William Herschel in 1784. It is a member of the NGC 4753 Group of galaxies within the Virgo II Cloud, which comprises roughly 100 galaxies and galaxy clusters.
This galaxy is believed to be the result of a galactic merger with a nearby dwarf galaxy roughly 1.3 billion years ago. NGC 4753’s distinct dust lanes around its nucleus are believed to have been accreted from this merger event.
It is now believed that most of the mass in the galaxy lies in a slightly flattened spherical halo of dark matter. Dark matter is a form of matter that cannot currently be observed directly, but is thought to comprise about 85% of all matter in the Universe. It is referred to as ‘dark’ because it does not appear to interact with the electromagnetic field, and therefore does not seem to emit, reflect or refract light.
This object is also of scientific interest to test different theories of formation of lenticular galaxies, given its low-density environment and complex structure. Furthermore, this galaxy has been host to two known Type Ia supernovae. These types of supernovae are extremely important as they are all caused by exploding white dwarfs which have companion stars, and always peak at the same brightness — 5 billion times brighter than the Sun. Knowing the true brightness of these events, and comparing this with their apparent brightness, gives astronomers a unique chance to measure distances in the Universe.
[Image Description: Lenticular galaxy NGC 4753 is featured with a bright white core and surrounding defined dust lanes around its nucleus, that predominantly appear dark brown in colour. A variety of faint stars fill the background of the image.]