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-within yellow water clips-
slip and slide star
~greenery bush~
*1991*
_pluto_
:::slider worms:::
^^home alone 1, 1991^^
Desierto florido 💐 Región de Atacama, Chile.
El desierto florido es un fenómeno que se produce en el desierto de Atacama, Chile, el más áridodel plaplane y consiste en la aparición de una gran diversidad de flores en aquellos años en que las precipitaciones son inusuales y superan el rango normal para el desierto.
Limerick’s BeSPOKE Bike Festival is happening across the city and county this week with a diverse number of cycling related events to celebrate cycling on the 200 year anniversary of the bike.
Phelim Macken, Limerick Sports Partnership at the family bike parade which set off from O Briens Park, Clare Street, Limerick.
The festival is a Limerick Smarter Travel Initiative which included two safety awareness campaigns on Bedford Row in association with An Garda Siochana and the Road Safety Authority, four bike fixing events across the city and a family cycle on the new shared cycle and walkway from O’Brien’s Park to the University of Limerick.
Bike Week 2017 is a Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport national initiative which features cycling events all over the country.
One of the methods of promoting the Limerick Smarter Travel initiative is through Bike Week 2017, which saw a huge variety of events held throughout Limerick in partnership with Limerick Sports Partnership.
Photo: Oisin McHugh True Media
Fireworks taken during the Singapore Marina Bay Countdown 08/09. I was standing near Fullerton Hotel and the place was jam packed. This is my first time taking a picture of fireworks. I just learnt how to do it a day before on the internet. Do comment if you have any tips on how I can improve cause I'm still a beginner and I would love to learn more about photography. It's really true what they say. In a dozen shots, you'll only get one or two great shots. Happy New Year!
Sunrise from this morning (9/16) on my way to work. I have to contend with these huge power lines all around me, from work to home, to the refinery and all along the Mississippi River banks.
You think of the awesome amount of power these lines carry all together, and they are but a minute fraction of the true power and energy of our Sun. And the sun in much more beautiful to boot.
This quilt was longarm quilted by me. The larger spaces are done with a meandering stitch, while up close to the hearts is stippling. With this stitching it made for heart shapes on the back also. The back is done in red.
Edited New Horizons PR image of Pluto's largest moon Charon, adjusted (by NASA) to be true color according to what a human would see if he were there.
Modified colors (and therefore no longer true color) by me.
Image source: pluto.jhuapl.edu/News-Center/News-Article.php?page=20180720
Original caption: Three years after NASA's New Horizons spacecraft gave humankind our first close-up views of Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, scientists are still revealing the wonders of these incredible worlds in the outer solar system.
Marking the anniversary of New Horizons' historic flight through the Pluto system on July 14, 2015, mission scientists have released the most accurate natural color images of Pluto and Charon.
These natural-color images result from refined calibrations of data gathered by New Horizons' Multispectral Visible Imaging Camera (MVIC)."That processing creates images that would approximate the colors that the human eye would perceive – bringing them closer to 'true color' than the images released near the encounter," said Alex Parker, a New Horizons science team co-investigator from Southwest Research Institute, Boulder, Colorado.
Because MVIC's color filters don't closely match the wavelengths sensed by human vision, mission scientists applied special processing to translate the raw MVIC data into an estimate of the colors that the eye would see. The colors are more subdued than those constructed from the raw MVIC color data, because of the narrower wavelength range sensed by the human eye.
Both images were taken as New Horizons zipped toward closest approach to Pluto and its moons on July 14, 2015; Charon was taken from a range of 46,091 miles (74,176 kilometers) and Pluto from 22,025 miles (35,445 kilometers). Each is a single color MVIC scan, with no data from other New Horizons imagers or instruments added. The striking features on each are clearly visible, from Charon's reddish north-polar region known as Mordor Macula, to the bright expanse of Pluto's, nitrogen-and-methane-ice rich "heart," named Sputnik Planitia.
Preparations are well underway for New Horizons' next encounter, a flyby of Kuiper Belt object Ultima Thule, on Jan. 1, 2019 – a billion miles beyond Pluto. Currently about 3.8 billion miles (6.1 billion kilometers) from Earth – more than 40 times farther from the Sun than Earth – the spacecraft is operating normally and will begin making long-distance observations and measurements of Ultima in late August.
Added New Horizons Principal Investigator Alan Stern, of the Southwest Research Institute: "Even as we celebrate the third anniversary of the historic exploration of the Pluto system – the most distant worlds ever explored – we're looking forward to the far more distant and record-shattering exploration of Ultima Thule, just five months from now!"
15x6, ET33. True directional wheels. In good shape, two wheels have small flat spots that still balance out.
$400 obo
A true friend, in my opinion, is just someone that will sit with you at the end of the day looking at the sunset, and just make you feel something warm inside. No matter how far away is he
These are sweet one of a kind Tetra Chromatic Shoes. They are custom hand painted shoes made by Stephen Stillman.