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I found this while digging in a Craigslist seller's garage for other goodies. The mirror was missing and most of the patterned glass had fallen off of the frame (not to mention, it was filthy). She had most of the glass so we were able to glue some mirrored pieces back on. I started looking into getting a mirror cut to fit the frame but ended up finding the perfect spot to display some of my Canonsburg Temporama dishes & some thrift store glassware. It was so awesome that I just paid the $30 asking without any haggling.
This image presents an atomic model for a fivefold icosahedral Al-Ag quasicrystal. The model was developed for studying island nucleation on a quasicrystal surface. The model is a tool for potential use for self-growth of quasicrystals; studying unnatural atomic structures in islands, and quasiperiodic arrays of quantum dots. Courtesy of J.W. Evans from AMES lab., US Department of Energy
Also known as Hiroshima Peace memorial, this is one of the few buildings surviving the atomic blast. Standing 160m from the hypocenter it was destroyed in seconds.
Stands there to remind the world of the terrible consequences of atomic bombing.
More information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshima_Peace_Memorial
There is one store and one bar in Atomic City; the store no longer sells gasoline, due to new laws pertaining to its underground gas tanks. Most of the people who were raised in the town have now passed on, and many of the current residents are retired. There is an RV park on the south end of town with full hook-ups, and stock car races are held in the summer.pop.25
I started with just the whisk and when I began looking at it from a certain angle it looked like a model of an atom. Atomic power, the power of love...one thought led to another and we have atomic lemon love... Taken for our daily challenge - In the Kitchen
Catalog #: 10_0016030
Title: Atomic Bomb Test
Date: 1946
Additional Information: Bikini Island
Tags: Atomic Bomb Test, Bikini Island, 1946
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
[P] 33.RZ.43
MAN 18.440, Irmãos Mota Atomic 8 (C55Ft)
Basto Lines, Guimaraes
Museum Road, Portsmouth
06 March 2017
Sometimes I wonder what it was like to walk into a store and see it filled with goodies like these. Sigh, time travel....
Huge serving platter in the Cathay pattern by Taylorstone, 1964.
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I was awaken from a sound sleep this early morning by a strange yet some what familiar sound. As I heard it wind up, I had realized that it was my sub atomic particle cyclotron I had made out of a blender and a microwave spooling up. I sprung out of bed tripping over my Rumba and saw the spinning lights from it. I got up and grabbed my goggles and sprinted into the lab to see my tiniest duck sitting in the middle glowing as the radioactive particles bombarded his quirky little body. I hit the emergency stop but it was two late, he was glowing from inside and laughing like a crazed chicken. He had become Atomic Quack. I still don't now what his super powers are but putting my morning sausage biscuits next to him cooked faster than being in a microwave. I think I will try bacon next!
I used a piece of pattern glass in the back ground standing up with a blue filtered LED flashlight to the left and a red filtered LED flashlight to the right. I have it sitting on some black like velvet material to help absorb light. Atomic quack is sitting on a led flashlight pointing up with a mask of the same material, lighting him up in the inside. Those were the only lights in the dark room. I used a flash light shined on him to focus before shutting it down to let it take the photo. Just playing around this morning before work!
These dishes are the "Cathay" pattern produced by Taylorstone c. 1964. I saw them at Goodwill the other day and couldn't pass them up. I got 6 dinner plates and 3 bread and butter plates for $8! They are all in great condition--no chips or cracks!
Cosplay based off the Earth-17 (post-atomic apocalypse) character.
UPDATE: This photo was featured in Uproxx's Funny and Awesome Cosplay of the Week (01.15.16)
Found this at: www.danefield.com/alpha/robots/atomic.htm
"For a number of reasons one robot, neither the rarest nor the most appealing, has acquired a mythical status amongst robot collectors and toy dealers. This is Mr Atomic, the bullet shaped robot from the most innovative of companies, Yonezawa.
Mr Atomic is undeniably a distinctive piece. It is a essentially a cone-shaped robot with arms and feet. Head, legs and a face are totally lacking. A large clear dome covers a futuristic bank of lights that look like Hollywood's idea of a computer. Two clear plastic ears protrude from the head. Most robots have human shape but Mr Atomic is one of the most radical departures from this tradition. Equally it's not a monster. This is probably what sets it apart aesthetically: it's as close to a pure robot as the great robot manufacturers ever got. It's the product of a world in which the word 'Atomic' represented a bright new future.
The action is nothing special. There's the statutory bump'n'go action with either a clicking noise (silver version) or a whistling sound (blue version). The fragile plastic feet tap up and down and there's a light show behind that screen. You might be forgiven for thinking that those lights would flash on and off independently, but the reality is a bit disappointing. The box art is a plain but attractive depiction of the robot. "
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
The 280MM Atomic Cannon was the largest nuclear capable mobile artillery piece manufactured by the United States. On May 25, 1953, a 280mm cannon fired an atomic projectile a distance of 7 miles at the Nevada Test Site. Twenty 280mm cannons were manufactured.
Length: 84 ft.
Weight: 86 tons
Range: 15-19 miles
Warhead: Conventional or nuclear W-9, W-19
Stockpile Entry: 1953
Stockpile Retirement: 1963
Heads only here.
Made by White Elephant Toyz.
Jason took the AHI Ape Man head for inspiration.
And made these heads in various colors.
He released these heads for us to make our own
customs Ape Man figures with.
Head hole works with the Type- S Mego like body and the Super Joe Unlimited body .
I wanted to get this set with one of each style. Just
to get some before they are gone !
As a Planet of the Apes fan, these are hard to resist.
And the AHI ape man figures can be pricey.
For those who don't know, AHI ( Azrak Hamway International )
was a toy company that started in 1964. They made the Action Apemen. Two versions . This head sculpt above. And another more of the Orangutan head look. Like Dr Zaius from the Planet of the Apes movies.
So The Action Apemen were knock offs of Mego Planet of the Apes figures more or less. Or unlicensed versions of Planet of the Apes characters.
I have always liked this head sculpt. Hopefully, someday, I will finish these guys. And Flesh them out so to speak. With bodies and outfits and accessories !
I didn't have this version of the Action Apeman back in the day. I had the Dr Zaius clone one :)
The front and back of the bike feature sensor arrays that help the pilot make split-second maneuvers.
3d printing in the streets of Valencia city! :)
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martha stewart's butter cookie recipe, flavored with orange
with royal icing and dragees
on a vintage melmac platter
to accompany a showing of Doctor Atomic
Catalog #: 10_0016025
Title: Atomic Bomb Test
Date: 1946
Additional Information: Bikini Island
Tags: Atomic Bomb Test, Bikini Island, 1946
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Leaking unspecified 'fluids', French Air Force Dassault Mirage IVP No.55 coded CB from EB1/91 sits in the static park at RAF Fairford during RIAT on the 31st of July 1994.
Originated as a Nuclear bomber, these huge Marcel Dassault designed delta-winged jets went on to serve in the reconnaissance role before being retired from the Air Force inventory.
She also carries an interesting fin badge and motif.
Scanned from a poor 35mm Transparency