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One from the archives. This one was taken in 2009 in a intense photo-trip with Lucie Debelkova.
The famous glacier lagoon Jökulsárlón experienced a surge of Icebergs coming from a collapse in the Breiðarmerkujökull glacier which feeds the lagoon with Icebergs. The glacier has been more stable in the last two year although it continues to shrink. The day when the glacier recedes out of the lagoon and stops feed the lagoon with icebergs will be a day when we photographers will morn. This is such an iconic place and it can be photographed in any weather any time of year. Lets hope that day will be far in the future.
On the west bank of the lagoon I found the large interesting boulder which had been cracked in half by frost weathering. The boulder was quite big, about 2 m in height.
Abandoned in the Canadian Prairies - derelict buildings and old tractors. Somewhere in Southern Alberta
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Collapsed - I feel like that again as of late. Memories of him. Of our summer ventures. Of this first summer alone and renewing my relationship with functioning wholly alone (no kids, no distractions, just me). But like this old barn… there are moments where I collapse inward, towards remembering and grief. I always meant to stop here sooner. Since it was on the way to his job in Jackson. I never did. Not until I cruised some of the Hwy 70 yard sale route last month. I pulled over, it was just starting to rain, and I snapped this.
The 2006 Chandra three-color image (inset) of a region of the supernova remnant Puppis A (wide-angle view from ROSAT in blue) reveals a cloud being torn apart by a shock wave produced in a supernova explosion. This is the first X-ray identification of such a process in an advanced phase. In the inset, the blue vertical bar and the blue fuzzy ball or cap to the right show how the cloud has been spread out into an oval-shaped structure that is almost empty in the center. The Chandra data also provides information on the temperature in and around the cloud, with blue representing higher temperature gas.
The oval structure strongly resembles those seen on much smaller size scales in experimental simulations of the interaction of supernova shock waves with dense interstellar clouds (see sequence of laboratory images). In these experiments, a strong shock wave sweeps over a vaporized copper ball that has a diameter roughly equal to a human hair. The cloud is compressed, and then expands in about 40 nanoseconds to form an oval bar and cap structure much like that seen in Puppis A.
On a cosmic scale, the disruption of l0-light-year-diameter cloud in Puppis A took a few thousand years. Despite the vast difference in scale, the experimental structures and those observed by Chandra are remarkably similar. The similarity gives astrophysicists insight into the interaction of supernova shock waves with interstellar clouds.
Understanding this process is important for answering key questions such as the role supernovas play in heating interstellar gas and triggering the collapse of large interstellar clouds to form new generations of stars.
Image credit: Chandra: NASA/CXC/GSFC/U.Hwang et al.; ROSAT: NASA/GSFC/S.Snowden et al.
#NASA #MarshallSpaceFlightCenter #MSFC #Marshall #ChandraXrayObservatory #cxo #supernova
At the top of the chute, there was also an aerial cableway terminal. I think this was used to bring up supplies such as food and explosives. The cables are still extant at the bottom, but the wash appears considerably changed by flooding, any ore bins or cableway terminal are probably long gone.
Alaska (Mineral) Hill, Clark Mountain, Mojave National Preserve
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I have photographed this before but, of course, it keeps getting worse. The growth from the roof over the entrance is a nice touch. The entrance is solidly tilting to the left side. It appears that a foundation problem is taking this place down.
Someone continues to cut the grass of this lost cause.
small silver gelatine lith print on Agfa Lupex paper, March 2019. From photo taken with flipped lens Agfa Clack.
Photography by Ismael Barrera
Just an old bridge collapse by the river. The red, yellow, and oranges of the fall are showing.
Just love fall.
I have a picture of this barn in 2015 before its spine first collapsed a year later. The farmer keeps it hanging on despite having a decent looking house on the land in close proximity. A residential neighborhood has grown behind it in that period. You can see some of the new houses to the left and right of the picture.
PS: I am not complaining about its continued presence!
Warehouse near French Broad River whose wall collapsed during the flooding caused by Hurricane Helene in late September, 2024.
The once grand West Pier in Brighton now lies in ruins after years of neglect and two disastrous fires in 2003. Further collapses and the removal of some of the structure to make way for the new i360 Tower has left the pier looking like this today.
Music: Adelitas Way - The Collapse
I saw you get it when you wanted it then
I gave it to you when you wanted it now
I know you're feeling that it's close to the end
Staring at me with your back on the ground
I know your world is in my hands
You know I pull the strings
I like to see how tall you stand
'Cause if I wanted I could take it away
Get laid out or I'm gonna lay you out
Stay down or I'm gonna keep you down
I want it to break, I want it to burn
I wanna bury you until it hurts
And I take, I don't ask
This breath will be your last
Do you feel the collapse?
You feel the pressure as I'm pulling you in
You're crumbling under the weight of the game
Before you let it all just go to your head
Now you're praying that you're walking away
You know your world is in my hands
You know I pull the strings
I like to see how tall you stand
'Cause if I wanted I could take it away
Get laid out or I'm gonna lay you out
Stay down or I'm gonna keep you down
I want it to break, I want it to burn
I wanna bury you until it hurts
And I take, I don't ask
This breath will be your last
Do you feel the collapse?
Yesterday afternoon a big old building in Montpelier, Idaho collapsed under the weight of snow on the roof. It was a surprise because the building had survived many years of much heavier snow. This view is from the back, and the front half survived. The force of the collapse blew out the windows and doors of the building next door.
It was known as the DJ Building and has been abandoned since I moved here 20 years ago. I have a photo of the front that shows it was a furniture store a long time ago. It may have been used for storage recently.
At this moment, lightning was occurring 13 miles way at the base of this dissipating storm. Sheer effectively blew the top off this convective cell killing it before it could develop any further.