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Eastward train No.111 out of Chicago threads its way through the interlocker at Kensington on their way to Michigan City. They are coming off 14-miles of trackage rights over the Illinois Central electrified commuter line from downtown Chicago. For all of its existence, the South Shore has relied on the IC to reach Chicago. Early on the tracks of the South Shore did not connect to the IC, passengers physically had to change trains between the two roads via an overhead footbridge located at Pullman just to the north of this photo. Then in 1911 a new interlocking here at Kensington allowed South Shore trains to cross over multiple IC freight mains that parallel the commuter line and reach the IC station just to the north at 111th Street where passengers could swap trains via the station platforms. It was still a cumbersome arrangement, but much better than the walk bridge. It should be noted that the IC trains were still steam powered at this time. In 1926 the South Shore converted their overhead power system from a 6600-volt a.c. system to the 1500-volt d.c. system that the IC recently completed with their conversion from steam to electric on their commuter lines. This allowed South Shore Line trains and passengers to run all the way into downtown.
Built in 2006 and based on artwork by Peter Elson, taken from the Terran Trade Authority handbook Spaceliners Commercial Spacetravel in 2200AD.
One of Sendak Space Lines short haul freighters, powered by a rare temporal coil-assisted electro-magnetic flux drive.
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Frontier Airlines 2002 Airbus A319-111
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Los Angeles Int'l Airport (LAX/KLAX) 18/05/2014
Status: OO-SSL Brussels Airlines
Built in 2006 and based on artwork by Peter Elson, taken from the Terran Trade Authority handbook Spaceliners Commercial Spacetravel in 2200AD.
One of Sendak Space Lines short haul freighters, powered by a rare temporal coil-assisted electro-magnetic flux drive.
The SS Luftschiff Yaxchilan, named for a major Maian city in the Eukatan, is one of the world's first true flying aircraft carriers. Developed as an experiment by Lochkopf Aviation in collaboration with the Maian aircraft firm Muizlibixli, the LS-28 was given to the Maian SS by Lochkopf as a gift to the gods and the shaman-priests of Kukulcan who vowed to grant success to the company.
The airship carries 25 fighter-sized aircraft, is filled with hydrogen, armored, and powered by ten gas-electric turbines. Bomber, transport, and other versions are planned for the future.
Credit to Nightmaresquid for his Nidhogg airship.
A shot from the patio on the west side of the Space Sciences Laboratory in the Berkeley hills above the Lawrence Hall of Science, seen in lower foreground, with a major portion of Berkeley, most of Emeryville, and a slice of Oakland, CA in the shot. Across the bay is (of course) San Francisco. Taken by a Graflex Speed Graphic with a Ektar 152mm Æ’ 4.5 lens (Kodak Supermatic 2 shutter, 1/400 sec max shutter speed...) on Ilford HP-5+ 4x5 film. Geotag is of the LHoS...
Scanned into computer by an Epson V700, with the Epson software.
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