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ThingaMa-Buzz. There are two low frequency oscillators per light with a smoothness control (slew rate) per channel. one of the oscilators can be assigned to either channel.
CTV-N-2 Gorgon II C
Ilford SFX 200; 35mm Nikon N90s; No. 25 Red Filter; D-76 Process. Scanned from 35mm negative.
Buzz pollination of azalea by a bumble bee. Listen to the sound of buzz pollination and notice the difference of the sound of flight.
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We found a "Buzz Lightyear" glove-thing on the side of the road.
Luckily, the laser still worked. Ryan brought the space-accessory along for the ride...
television buzz 02/ 10/ 2005
the lunch paper athens georgia
television buzz 02/ 10/ 2005
the lunch paper athens georgia
Art the Bee enterains the crowd during the Buzz Bus visit to Sarah Smith Elementary in Atlanta.
- Dane Sponberg photo
Art the Bee enterains the crowd during the Buzz Bus visit to Sarah Smith Elementary in Atlanta.
- Dane Sponberg photo
Friends new arrival - Meet Buzz an 8 week old brown Newfoundland Pup ... Lives with his Big Bro' Woody !
Buzz wire game, also known as steady hand game.
A description of how it is made, can be found at my blog:
sciencecentered.blogspot.com/2007/04/steady-hand-game-als...
Who?
This is a truck that was used as a float for the 2023 Montclair Independence Day parade and, in addition to publicizing the New Jersey roots of astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly from neighboring West Orange, it promoted the fact aht the second man to walk on the moon grew up in Montclair.
But his name is Buzz Aldrin. Not Buzz "Alderon."
Alderon? Isn't that the planet that was totally blown away in the original Star Wars movie?
Well, at least Montclair has a real hero to celebrate. All my hometown has to celebrate are a convicted Watergate felon and the Supreme Court justice that gleefully wrote the opinion overturning Roe v. Wade.
The Blue Angels fighter jets buzzed me a number of times, coming close enough to see the people pulling 6 or 7 Gs inside the cockpit. You can see this one has somebody in the back seat. One tradition of the Blue Angels is that they use the two days of practice before the Chicago Air & Water Show to give rides to local news station weather people. That might be ABC7 meteorologist Greg Dutra up there in that back seat.
The United States Military actually has two different fancy airplane show teams. The Blue Angels are run by the US Navy, and they've always been done up in this blue and yellow paint scheme ever since they started flying prop planes in 1946. These days, they fly Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornets. The US Air Force, meanwhile, runs the Thunderbirds. They didn't start until 1953, and they use F-16 Fighting Falcons done up in a white paint scheme with blue and red highlights. I think the Thunderbirds have a better name, but I like the planes the Blue Angels use a lot better.