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Macro Mondays theme ~ Technology

A few weeks ago... I found a strip of film.

SOOC

Communication, Culture and Technology Building, University of Toronto Mississauga, 3359 Mississauga Road, Erindale Heritage Conservation District, Mississauga, ON by Snuffy

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Excerpt from map.utoronto.ca/?id=1809#!ct/45469?s/?t/3027:6:

The Communication, Culture and Technology building, or CCT, opened in 2006, is home to the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology which houses interdisciplinary programs that explore communication, traditional and digital media, and technological innovation.

This building also features our premier lecture theatre, the largest on campus, CC1080, which seats 500 students.

MiST Theatre

The CCT Building is also home to one of two theatres on campus – the Multimedia Studio Theatre, or MiST as it is commonly known, is a modern, flexible space used for multimedia performances, traditional dance, and a venue for visiting artists and performers.

Information & Instructional Technology Services

The I&ITS offers support for your U of T email (ever student gets a @mail.utoronto.ca email address), TCard (your Student ID card), Shuttle Bus tickets/passes, UTORid (a unique U of T ID), campus printing, wireless access, residence internet, and computer labs.

Technology marching on by Dan Deakin

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Sneinton, Nottingham. 2026

Science and technology by Antonello Maccioni

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What nature does and what man does

GR Technology by Cristina Petcu

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Miaaaau :))

Taken by Cezar.

Agricultural Technology by Klaus Leidorf

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Luftbild von der HORSCH Maschinen GmbH in Schwandorf

Technology by Kieron Ellis

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Electricity by david selvage

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Which way is up? by Dan Perez

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Royal Alcázar of Seville, Spain

_DSC3926-Edit-Edit by Ruth Benson

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The Parkes Radio Telescope

Crowdpoint Technologies by Paula Kavanagh

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Technology Gap by John Kortland

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Walbrook, CIty Of London

Hanging on the telephone. by Holly ann Ivy

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A 70's telephone where you were attached by a wire, and it came in shades of muddy brown and avocado.........

34627, Technology Drive. by Jason Rodhouse

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Stagecoach 34627 (KX54 OPB) operating route 4 along Technology Drive, Rugby. I had not seen this dart for several months (My last shot seems to be July last year) as it seemed to have been out-posted to Kettering. However, it is now in the reserve fleet, and today. the 1st of June 2018, I saw it pass me here on the way to Brownsover, so I decided to wait for it return, bound for the Admirals Estate.

Oscar the Qube by European Space Agency

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Quantum technology or stage at a music festival? Both would have one thing in common: students.

Oscar-Qube, short for Optical Sensors based on CARbon materials: QUantum Belgium, is an experiment developed by a group of students from the University of Hasselt, Belgium. Part of ESA Education Office’s Orbit Your Thesis! programme, the experiment arrived at the International Space Station on Space X Dragon CR23 resupply mission yesterday.

This week, ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet will install the experiment in the Ice Cubes Facility that offers commercial and educational access to the microgravity environment of the Space Station.

Oscar-Qube’s mission is to create a detailed map of Earth’s magnetic field. It makes use of a new type of magnetometer that exploits quantum sensing, meaning that it is highly sensitive, offers measurements to the nano scale, and has a better than 100-nanosecond response time.

These features combine to create a powerful experiment that, once in position, will allow it to map the Earth’s magnetic field to an unrivalled level of precision.

Oscar-Qube is designed and built exclusively by the first student team to test a quantum technology sensing device in space. They will go on to manage operations during its ten-month stay onboard the International Space Station.

Orbit Your Thesis! is a hands-on ESA educational programme that helps university students realise the dream of putting an experiment of their own design into space. The Oscar-Qube students have been assisted at every stage of their journey by ESA experts, helping not only to develop the experiment, but also investing in the students themselves, equipping them with the skills and mindsets needed for future careers in the space sector.

Credits: Oscar-Qube–J. Gorissen

Distracted by Technology by Iqra Sarwar

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Technology by D M

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Enthralled with Technology by Mirza Bacinovic

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Disruptive Technology: 1972 by John Lovda

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Pickett N600-T > Hewlett-Packard HP-35

Hewlett-Packard HP-35 calculator. $400. Introduced about April of 1972. Over 10x the price of a slide rule. HP Marketing forecast first year sales at 10K. Actually sold 100K. Pickett went out of business two yrs later. I bought one in 1973.

This is my slide rule from high school, 1963.

Technology 01C by Steve Gardner

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Working Cotton Mill near Manchester.

Stealth technology by R D G S

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Tradition & Technology by Aleksandra Lechki

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Macro Monday - Technology by Nigel Collins

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The excitement builds as the needle is about to hit the deck!

Nonsense Technologies - II by Theunis Viljoen LRPS