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Finish of the 2017 World Solar Challenge competition for solar powered cars driving from Darwin to Adelaide. Photographed in Victoria Square in Adelaide, South Australia.
Burnaby is home to a boost for BC's green energy sector, as Schneider Electric makes a major investment in its cutting-edge MicroGrid Lab.
Burnaby is home to a boost for BC's green energy sector, as Schneider Electric makes a major investment in its cutting-edge MicroGrid Lab.
Trendy Outdoor Star String Lights
Intro
Transform your garden into a magical, starry night with our Solar Fireworks Lights! These ingenious LED strings are the easiest way to add a dazzling, energy-efficient sparkle to your outdoor space.
Description
Create a breathtaking display of light that mimics the radiant burst of fireworks, frozen in time. Featuring flexible copper wire branches, you can easily shape these lights around trees, line your garden path, or decorate your patio railing. The "firework" and star-shaped LEDs supply a unique and enchanting glow, excellent for summer parties, garden weddings, or adding festive cheer during Christmas.
Features ✨
☀️ Solar Powered: Charges by day, lights up automatically at night. Saves energy and money.
🎆 Unique Firework Design: Creates a stunning starburst effect for a dazzling display.
️ Weather-Resistant: Built for outdoor use in your garden, yard, or patio.
🔌 Easy Ground Plug Installation: Just push the stake into the soil – no tools needed!
💫 Flexible Copper Wire: Bend and wrap the branches effortlessly around any object.
🕘 Auto On/Off: Smart sensor turns the lights on at dusk and off at dawn.
Finally
Friends, if you're looking for an EASY and gorgeous way to light up your backyard, these Solar Fireworks Lights are a game-changer! 🌟 I'm obsessed with how the "firework" effect looks in my garden – it's like having a permanent, gentle light show. The best part? No cords, no electricity bills, and they install in seconds.
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Lloyds Accumatic 638 from the 1980's. It's a metric conversion calculator - part of my Lloyd's collection shared by my son Lloyd and I.
This is the only solar Lloyd's in the collection (and the only solar Lloyd's we've come across).
1980s Pontiac Fiero converted to 100% electric power with solar panels on hood and trunk to charge the batteries (as a supplement to plug-in charging). This was part of an earth day display on the Mall, in Washington, DC.
Burnaby is home to a boost for BC's green energy sector, as Schneider Electric makes a major investment in its cutting-edge MicroGrid Lab.
The 2008 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree came from Hamilton, New Jersey. The '08 Tree was donated by the Varanyak family. Tree Facts from the 2008 Tree Facts Postcard (photo by Bart Barlow): Norway Spruce. 72 feet tall, 40 feet wide. Approximately 82 years old. Weight- approximately 16,000 pounds. 30,000 LED lights. (This was the second year that LED bulbs were used on the Tree). A portion of the electrical energy used to light the Tree came from a new installation of photovoltaic panels installed in 2007 on the roof of 45 Rockefeller Plaza. The Tree was topped with a crystal star designed by Swarovski. The 550 pound star is 9 feet in diameter and 1.5 feet deep. It is decorated with 25,000 crystals, with one million facets. The Tree was lighted on December 3, 2008. The Tree's last day on Rockefeller Plaza was January 9, 2009.
☞ See the original photo in 1st comment below. • Created with the Amazing Circles tool of dumpr.net.
Demonstration of a fully electric aeroplane charged from off-grid solar power.
Photo Credit: Andy McNair
Type: Ballast Hopper
AAR Class: MWB
AAR Type: M110
Plate: B
Max Gross Weight: 263000
Load Limit: 211700
Dry Capacity: 2058
Ext L/W/H: 41' 11" / 10' 8" / 12' 2"
Former CSXT 222714, built as ACL 121744
Just a quickie for the last day before coming home.
Sorry for the late upload but the wifi and flickr haven't been communicating well at all.
U.S. Army Capt. Marguerite E. "Meg" Vermillion conducts a final status check of 12 new lighted and solar-powered crosswalks on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Jan. 16, 2020. The new crosswalks with lighted, flashing warning lights, will allow soldiers and civilians to cross the busiest streets on Fort Bragg with ease and with less danger of automobile accidents. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo.)
Burnaby is home to a boost for BC's green energy sector, as Schneider Electric makes a major investment in its cutting-edge MicroGrid Lab.
The worlds largest solar powered yacht on her round the world journey. Today is day 321!. She is seen here after arrival in Hong Kong from Manila.
solar panel powered smartphone charging station on the Stanford University Campus, Palo Alto, California.
Shot with Cosina Voigtlander Bessaflex TM M42 reflex camera and screw-mount Schneider-Kreuznach PA-Curtagon 35mm f/4 perspective control lens (not shifted) at f/8, 1/250sec on Digibase CN 200 PRO negative film by AGFA Belgium (without orange mask).
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The newly refurbished King George Square looks quite nice lit up for Christmas, despite what the critics think of the space.
"Look at that, will ya? A few years ago this was all barren desert. No crops, no irrigation - quite a transformation"
A desert scene follows, representing one of our brightest potentials for feeding the growing population. Moving past desert mesas, we come upon Mesa Verde, the desert farming community. In the distance, a field of genetically engineered citrus trees (we can even smell the blossoms) are being harvested by robotic fieldhands. This arid desert has been transformed into a garden paradise. Overhead, giant solarpowered airships silently carry a cargo of harvested produce across the skies.
Photograph taken with a Pentax ZX-50 film camera with a flash. The lens hood was still attached so there is a dark shadow cast along the bottom of the image. The original negative was scanned using an Epson Perfection V600 photo scanner.
Gateway is the first planned extraterrestrial space station, which will orbit the Moon and serve as a communication hub, science laboratory, and short-term habitation module for astronauts and robots. It will also be a staging and refueling station for missions to the lunar surface and beyond. Gateway will consist of several modules, such as the Power and Propulsion Element (PPE), the Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO), the Crew and Science Airlock, and the International Habitation Module (I-HAB). [Source: NASA, Wikipedia]
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How promising is the future for young people today in the field of space exploration? Bing's answer:
The future of space exploration is very promising for young people today, as there are many exciting opportunities and challenges ahead. According to NASA, the next goal is to return to the Moon with astronauts by 2024, and then use the lunar surface as a base for exploring Mars and beyond [1]. NASA is also developing new technologies for low-Earth orbit, such as the Space Launch System, the Orion spacecraft, and the Gateway lunar command module [1]. These projects will require the collaboration of commercial and international partners, as well as the innovation and creativity of the next generation of scientists, engineers, and explorers [1].
Space exploration is not only about human missions, but also about robotic exploration and scientific discovery. There are many ongoing and planned missions to study the planets, moons, asteroids, and comets of our solar system, as well as the stars, galaxies, and phenomena of the universe [2]. Some of these missions include the James Webb Space Telescope, the Europa Clipper, the Mars 2020 rover, and the Asteroid Redirect Mission [2]. These missions will help us answer fundamental questions about our origins, our place in the cosmos, and the potential for life beyond Earth [2].
Space exploration also offers many benefits for society and the economy, such as advancing technology, inspiring education, improving health, and fostering global cooperation [3]. Space exploration can also help us address some of the challenges we face on Earth, such as climate change, resource depletion, and natural disasters [3]. By exploring space, we can learn more about our own planet and how to protect it for future generations [3].
Therefore, the future of space exploration is bright and full of possibilities for young people today. If you are interested in pursuing a career or a hobby in space, you can find many resources and opportunities online, such as NASA's website, The Franklin Institute's blog, and Wikipedia's article on the future of space exploration. You can also join clubs, competitions, and events that promote space education and outreach, such as [The Planetary Society], [The Mars Society], and [The International Space Settlement Design Competition]. Space exploration is a field that welcomes people from all backgrounds, disciplines, and interests, and you can be part of it. 🚀
Source: Conversation with Bing, 1/11/2024
1. NASA: 60 Years and Counting - The Future
2. Future of space exploration - Wikipedia
3. The Future of Space Exploration | The Franklin Institute
4. The Future of Space Exploration - NASA
5. The Future of Human Space Exploration - ThoughtCo
I learned about this Solar Car in the news. It was developed and built to set a world distance record. After visiting Calgary, it will be off to Inuvik, Northwest Territories for the next leg into it's journey. www.xof1.com/
Wooden soldiers welcome and protect all those who pass through Rockefeller Center. This is by far the most beautiful tree that I have ever seen in Rockefeller.
For the first time in its history, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, contain sets of energy efficient LED Christmas lights that will be fully powered by solar panels.
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, which attracts over 500,000 visitors during the holiday period, will receive over 30,000 LED lights instead of the standard holiday lights that it normally had. This switch from tungsten Christmas lights to LED Christmas lights will have the result of reducing the energy consumption by almost sixty percent.