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a sort of reflection about what the failure. this is what allows us to make progress?
In any case, I liked crumpled paper after having folded the base!!
fold from one uncut square of kraft paper (40/40cm) for each piece ...
for the hedgehog I use the base of my glyptodon: a sort of frog base ...
So I can say now: it's not so esasy to crumpled paper as you want !!!!!
A vision of a future Moon base that could be produced and maintained using 3D printing.
Habitat modules are seen beside ‘garages’ for rovers, with an adjacent launch site. Note the robotic vehicles on the surface, proceeding with base construction.
A new ESA-led project is investigating the ways that 3D printing could be used to create and run a habitat on the Moon, reducing logistical dependency on Earth. Everything from building materials to solar panels, equipment and tools to clothes, even nutrients and food ingredients can potentially be 3D printed – as detailed in this new video.
Space agencies around the world are considering the concept of a lunar base as a possible next step in human space exploration – and 3D printing represents a key technology for making it happen.
The aim would be to ‘live off the land’ as much as possible, by printing as many structures, items and spares out of lunar regolith as possible, or by using and reusing materials brought for the mission, rather than continuously relying on the long, expensive supply line from Earth.
Maximised 3D printing would also allow on-demand production of items and spares with routine recycling of materials available within the base, making lunar settlement much more self-sufficient and sustainable.
“The selected print processes would allow available materials to be recycled for different purposes,” explains Antonella Sgambati of OHB System AG, managing the project. “Another major benefit of 3D printing – otherwise known as additive manufacturing – is the breadth of design options it allows. Components, products and the print process itself can be redesigned based on their intended final usage in the lunar base. Decisions can be made on how best to link available materials with the hardware to be printed.”
Supported through ESA’s Basic Activities, this ‘Conceiving a Lunar Base Using 3D Printing Technologies’ project is being run by the URBAN consortium led by Germany’s OHB System AG, with extreme environments specialist Comex in France, Austrian design company Liquifer Systems Group and spacecraft structures manufacturer Sonaca Space in Germany.
Credits: RegoLight, visualisation: Liquifer Systems Group, 2018
Base doll is a rescue "Cinema Princess".
Blythe VS Blythe is a fun virtual event with many artists showcasing their talents, giveaways and a final "main event" that features two artists.The other contesting artist this year is MissMandarine Blythe.
This customization contest is consists on choosing a past winning doll to be the muse and create a doll inspired by that doll.
I chose the winning girl Lita Chan created for Blythe VS Blythe 2 with the theme "LOVE."
For just a small fee you can still join the group (through the 18th) and you get to vote, then you enter for a chance to win the winning doll!
If my doll isn't selected she will be up for adoption directly through me :)
aqui é onde eu aplico o meu biscuit, a base é do pet de oleo de cozinha, adoro aproveitamento e reciclagem de materiais, o planeta agradece e nós tambem.
C46-045 (C-46190 / 44-78309) Curtiss C-46A Commando [33705) (Ex Republic of China Air Force) Gangshan Air Base~B 01/11/2016
This is my third and last display base (after those I've built for Tahu and Lewa), created for the Month of Earth.
Thanks to the amazing gabriele.zannotti : without his tutorials, I would've never been able to make the crystals glow, or the focal blur effect on the renders.
Crosscut by Perron in the rescue tunnel of the emergency stopping point in the eastern tube of the Gotthard Base Tunnel. This is a part of the Sedrun multifunction station. This stations house ventilation equipment and technical infrastructure and serve as emergency stops and evacuation routes in the other tube.
800 m (2,625 ft) below Sedrun.
Gotthard-Basistunnel
Querstollen in den Rettungstunnel der Nothaltestelle in der Oströhre des Gotthard-Basistunnels. Sie ist Teil der Multifunktionsstelle Sedrun. Diese Multifunktionsstellen beherbergen Tunnelbelüftung und technische Installationen und dienen als Nothaltestellen und Evakuationsrouten in die andere Röhre.
800m unter Sedrun.
The Base of Crystal falls, Waipori. NZ
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President Barack Obama arrives at Joint Base Andrews, Md., aboard Marine One before departing for his trip to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia, Nov. 17, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)
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This is an actual Marine Base, the beach is (was?) free for the public. Only foreigners have to pay a small fee.
beautiful trilliums and other wildflowers at its base of a large tree and many more in the woods on Duffins trail in Discovery bay , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , May 15. 2022
beautiful trilliums and other wildflowers at its base of a large tree
Trilliums
many trilliums in the woods
Large willow trees in the water also hanging over the water
seeing very high water levels this spring in Discovery bay
Sweet rocket flowers
Willow tree
Large willow trees on the shore of Duffins creek
purple sweet rocket wildflowers on the shore Duffins creek
Duffins creek seeing high water levels this spring
June 2019
Purple sweet rocket wild flowers
A tree with beautiful trilliums at its base
the woods
great view past the trees over Duffins marsh
Trilliums
The beautiful lookout in the woods on the shore of Duffins marsh
shore of Duffins marsh
lookout point
half circular positioned group of white rocks
great view over Duffins marsh
Beautiful flowering trees
blue sky with beautiful clouds
White DeadNettles
Beautiful For-get-me-nots flower ,
wildflowers
weeds
creeping Charlie
ground ivy
in the woods
For-get-me-nots flowers
Solomons Seal
Beautiful Solomons Seal herb plants
Ancient Magic of the roots
Beautiful Solomons Seal herb plants of Ancient Magic of the roots in the woods
May 2022
Beautiful Solomons Seal flowers
herb plants
Moss
Coltsfoot
Tamarack trees with cones
Tamarack trees
cones
Dogwood
Trees with their shadows
Lichen
Fungi
Logs
April 2022
Discovery bay
Waterfront park
Sky
Flowering shrubs
Flowers
Large Oak tree
Fallen tree
canoe boat launch
Ontario
Ajax
Canada
Pickering
Martin’s photographs
Discovery Bay
Trees
Sunset
Favourites
IPhone XR
Squires Beach
Duffins Creek
Duffins Marsh
Waterfront Trail
Rotary Park
Lake Ontario
Bridge
Bridge across Duffins Marsh
Twilight
Sticks
Stones
Fallen trees
Fallen tree
Fungi
Mushrooms
Sand
Beach
Reflections
Reflection
Dogwood
Tall grasses
Duffins marsh
Duffins creek
Duffins trail
iPhone 6
The Domo charging bays to the left of the power core are rarely visited by humans except a few dedicated technicians who keep the robots running.
Based on 911 GT2 RS
700 bhp
750 Nm
77 ex.
Track only
Special Display
Zoute Concours d'Elegance
Royal Zoute Golf Club
Zoute Grand Prix 2021
Knokke - Zoute
België - Belgium
October 2021
The base part to several builds I have. This is a blunt "How-To." It can be applied to more than just bases. Not sure if anyone will use this design but now you can see how its done.
-Joe
Based on the countryside surrounding the inland city of Goulburn, Australia, rural life in the 19th century seems to have included building a lot of small, local stone churches. As with this image’s subject–St Bartholomew’s Anglican Church at Windellama–photographing these old, purpose-built community focal points gets me thinking about what life in the localities that they serve might have been like, and what place worship would have had in the lives of the church members.
For this single-frame image, I used my Canon EOS 6D Mk II camera, a Rokinon 24mm f/1.4 lens @ f/2.4, using an exposure time of 15 seconds @ ISO 6400.
More AK EMH love! Everest peeks through ominously in the distance.
Fun photography fact: There are 6 points on the stars created by the lights because my Sigma 10-20mm lens has 6 aperture blades. If I was using a lens with 7 blades, the stars would have 14 points. 8 blades = 8 points. 9 blades = 18 points. Etc!
Technical blah blah blah: HDR from 3 exposures, processed in CS5. This is the first shot that I used CS5's "content-aware" fill to completely remove a few people and a whole tree from the foreground. I'm sure you can find where if you look close, but hopefully it's invisible at a quick glance. Pretty cool feature.
I'm now on Twitter at @CodyWDWfan
Flickriver is a great way to check out my recent and most popular Disney photos!
"The Force Awakens" fever has struck me in an unexpected way: I'm picking up vintage Star Wars figures I had as a kid. These three came together, so I did a shot that makes about as much sense as the Empire having a base on Hoth.
Humber bridge south tower base with Hull Infirmary and the ARCO Distribution building in the background.
There's always time for a nice cup of tea between sorties.
Instructions here: www.mediafire.com/file/8rvw3242u2demr1/Coastal_Base.zip/file