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We all have our time machines, don't we.
Those that take us back are memories...
And those that carry us forward, are dreams.
― H.G. Wells
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In case you haven't already figured it out...I'm a huge movie buff and I'm a film student in college. Therefore film provides a lot of inspiration for Lego building. I trust everyone knows what this is from.
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With her back against the wall before her tube time expires this week, Trains Magazine chartered the Grand Canyon Railway and made the star of the show the ex-Lake Superior and Ishpeming Consolidation. Charging through Millers Wash, the lowest point of the Grand Canyon Railway, we find the 29 on her final trip to the South Rim.
With the tube time out on the 29, her future is uncertain, as it now rests with Xantera’s Corporate Office in Denver (the current owner of the GCRy). Meanwhile, a good time was had on this beautiful Saturday in the Northland of Arizona.
Handheld pan shot.
Who knows this sky is exactly the same sky back to 1987. 1. 1st?
Yashica T4, Kodak ColorPlus 200
Gangnam Station Seoul, South Korea - Jul 2018
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One Christmas gift I got this year was the Kre-O Transformers "Class of '86" set, which came with some accessories that fit in better with another building block license. Even though the intended homage is obvious, the details (like the almanac's years) are frustratingly wrong. For the purposes of parody, I guess.
Although I do laugh at the idea of Megatron attacking the clock tower.
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A 1952 Ford Customline V8 4-door sedan photographed in Habana Vieja (Old Havana), Cuba. Havana would not be Havana without its American vintage cars that incessantly roam the streets of the city, most of them as taxis. These cars do not only move in space but also in time, stranded in the course of time with no fixed stop between one era and another. Cubans and foreign tourists move from one end of the city to the other in these “time machines.”
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Houston we have a problem...
....Tis the season for my A.I. virtual Cut and paste going back to the moon tour......all aboard...I'm going all out on this one.... I don'trememberwhereIgotitfrom..I had to go there for a seasonal holiday party...its a theme...welcome back to the dark side of the moon or was it the far side....... it doesn't really matter to me.. ...but it is not easy driving or walking on the moon ..no moon flowers or Wonka bars anywhere... I just found a peanut and a coffee bean so far....gotta love the artificial Intelligence though. lots of it.....three French fries. two calories and a...peanut in the trunk.....it's ok to look...or sing if you want to. ... because it's.historical it's just out there. is it possible..don't worry I'll be telepathic human see ya.. be back soon.oh btw I left some things out on this one on purpose... otherwise don't cover up ground control to major Tom.. place a object on the moon for us to see like a . basic moon camp..and a solar flashing beam... that won't break the bank... and it's closer than mars.. maybe plant some moon flowers...
we would love to see it with our telescopes.
like clock work...
.see if you can find it.. I don't want to make it too real..look for the flaws..it's obvious.. now back to reality. .go look at the original one or some ofthe other moon pictures with the rover....without editing. ..mine..with a little more darker contrast.... this is what I want to know where are all the tire tracks in manyofthemoonpictures.. they don't line with up with the motionof thevehicle...or the turning radius of the tires ... or tire track patterns don't match on some pictures....... looks fake that is my opinion. some of the luner vehicles look staged not driven.. how did the vehicle getthere withnotracks....... I would be zooming all around..in all the other pictures... in the areas of the tires....but none are seen.... cover it up with some scattered footprints...that is ... .... any feedback I don't want to be a doubt errr. maybe it's just dust in the wind. or .... Im just a .poor boy . can I play too....hss.. it is a sand box...that we all play in. hey if they can manipulate it so can we... look at the rear tire no trakz.
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"If you're gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?" Doc Emmett
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Wehlener solur (er)
Mere end bare historiske ure!
Der er mange smukke og kendte solure i Mosel- vinmarkerne. Nogle af dem stammer fra 1600 -tallet. Den mest kendte er sandsynligvis Wehlener soluret, der sidder stolt på den solrige vingårdskråning overfor vinlandsbyen. Det blev bygget i 1842 af vingårdejeren Jodocus Prüm. Som alle gamle solure viser den den sande lokale tid , det vil sige når solen har nået sit højeste punkt over Wehlen, falder håndskyggen på de tolv. Centraleuropæisk tid (CET), som først blev indført i 1893, adskiller sig her med 32 minutter ved den 7. længdegrad. Soluret er cirka en halv time bagud. Omkring 1900 blev placeringsnavnet "Wehlener Sonnenuhr" introduceret for førsteklasses vin, der modnes på solurets stejle skråning.
Wehlen ønsker ikke at hvile på berømmelsen af den berømte vingårdssolur. Wehlen har ambitionen om at blive et sted med 100 solure . Der er nu over 70 andre solure i landsbyen. Uwe Preus der bor i byen står for ca. 55 af dem.
The Wehlener Sundial (s)
More than just historical timepieces!
There are many beautiful and well-known sundials in the Moselle vineyards. Some of them date from the 17th century. The best known is probably the Wehlener sundial, which sits proudly on the sunny vineyard slope opposite the wine village. It was built in 1842 by the vineyard owner Jodocus Prüm. Like all old sundials, it shows the true local time , that is, when the sun has reached its highest point above Wehlen, the hand shadow falls on the twelve. Central European Time (CET), which was only introduced in 1893, differs here by 32 minutes at the 7th degree of longitude. The sundial is about half an hour behind. Around 1900 the location name "Wehlener Sonnenuhr" was introduced for the first-class wine that matures on the steep slope of the sundial.
Wehlen does not want to rest on the fame of the famous vineyard sundial. Wehlen has the ambition to become a site of 100 sundials . There are now over 70 other sundials in the village. Uwe Preus who live in the town has made 55 of them.
Herbert George Wells (1866-1946) was a prolific English writer and socialist reformer who is often called “the father of science fiction”. His influential works, including The Time Machine (1895), The Invisible Man (1897), and The War of the Worlds (1898), are considered early and classic examples of the genre.
Wells's writing also predicted technological innovations like the atomic bomb, space travel, and automatic doors.
MR. HUBBLE ENJOYING A PIPE...the man who invented the telescope that will take our views back to what some call the "big bang."
SOMEDAY, the telescope that enables us to view millions of light years back in time will help us to see what happened in Rome 2000 years ago. It will be as simple as dialing up the circa listed on the panel. There are pixels out there of every event that happened--it is just a matter of finding the wave-lenght. That is not to say we will be able to join General Grant and Robert E. Lee at the surrender, no. Nor will we be able to scoot the brief case that had Hitler's bomb inside into the area where it should have been, but we will be able to view this incident and all incidents as though we were there. Does it not make sense that such an apparatus or gadget will exist. Who would have guessed that we could send info at the speed of light? Folks, we are getting really smart. Some say we have come as far as we can. I beg to disagree. There is so much left for us to invent and learn. Of course, we will never, in my opinion, understand the entire workings of the universe.
By Robert L. Huffstutter
Dr Who's Tardis can't hold candle to this time machine at the Brisbane Tramway Museum. After all isn't each Museum a time machine.
digital art 2009 (no photos were converted in the manufacturing)
inspired by Marcus Surrealleous"s latest E-bay purchase www.flickr.com/photos/marcus_surrealleous/3291480267/
and his subsequent missadventures.
Stasera la falce di luna si è delicatamente appoggiata nel centro della costellazione del Toro, dove luccica l'ammasso stellare delle Iadi.
La brillante Aldebaran, l'occhio del Toro, si vede in basso a sinistra in questa foto... brilla 500 volte più del nostro sole e la luce che vediamo stasera è partita verso di noi nell'anno 1953.
In quell'anno, muore Stalin, Watson e Crick annunciano la scoperta del DNA, Edmund Hillary conquista la cima dell'Everest, a Semipalatinsk, in Unione Sovietica, viene fatta esplodere per la prima volta una bomba a fissione-fusione 20 volte più potente di quella di Hiroshima, finisce la guerra di Corea...
Mentre tutto questo succedeva sul piccolo pianeta terra, la luce di Aldebaran iniziava il suo viaggio nel buio... e stasera è arrivata da me, nel mio occhio, nel mio cervello, nella mia immateriale coscienza... io sarei nato 19 anni dopo.
Buona serata
#aldebaran #luna #toro #congiunzione #tamron #1953 #backinthedays #tempo #timemachine #universo #stelle #astronomy #sigh #hyades #iadi
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A commissioned model to build a more movie-accurate model than the CUUSOO set. It has functioning doors and seats two minifigs...or a minifig and a dog ;)
5 cents, please... For a mere nickel, you can be transported to far away places, see incredible things, witness history, revel in Burlesque, behold the marvels of the world. Stereoscopes went by many different names; most of them ending in "-O-Scope." They came in various shapes. This working cabinet model is in The Old Sautee Store in Sautee Nacoochee, Georgia. This area has lots to see and do. Stop by the store and drop a nickel in the stereoscope, or the Calliope. Have a grownup grilled cheese. You will be glad you did.
Credit goes to NASA Images for the astronauts shot.
Today the Hereios of the We’re Here! Group are dusting off our Time Machines.
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Meet Hot Tub Hank. Hank loves to party. He doesn't care what gender, race, age or size you are. If you want to sit back, chill and have a good time, he'll take you for a ride in his Hot Tub Time Machine.
Question: Is the water color real? Answer: No, I manipulated it in post. The LED lights under his arms are real.
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Herbert George Wells (1866-1946) was a prolific English writer and socialist reformer who is often called “the father of science fiction”. His influential works, including The Time Machine (1895), The Invisible Man (1897), and The War of the Worlds (1898), are considered early and classic examples of the genre.
Wells's writing also predicted technological innovations like the atomic bomb, space travel, and automatic doors.