Blick ins Rheintal

Hoch Elten

Germany

noir et blanc a l'usine ....

ELT.209 IT-FT

Alstom, 2007

Elettrotreno col treno Regionale ET 20 Bari Centrale > Barletta Centrale, transita presso il Bivio S.Spirito il 13 Marzo 2013

EMU ELT.209 with Regional train ET 20 Bari Centrale > Barletta Centrale, pass at S.Spirito Junction on March 13, 2013

Florennes AB, Belgium

Eurythmie

Darbietung während der Dunkel-Munkel-Nacht im Wildpark Eekholt am 29. Oktober 2022.

Die Dunkel-Munkel-Nacht ist eine gut organisierte und gelungene Veranstaltung des Wildparks, die nicht nur für Kinder mit ihren Eltern interessant ist! Näheres ist auf der Website zu sehen.

RAF Fairford, UK

Lechfeld AB, Germany

1995 SEAT Cordoba CLX.

1595cc.

Last MoT test expired in October 2018 (SORN).

... no chance to cross

ZES_6143

Lechfeld AB, Germany

BAe 146-200QT. TNT / Pan Air. Taxiing to stand 13. Taken SEN 18/09/15.

Lechfeld AB, Germany

Poughkeepsie, New York

Zaragoza AB, Spain

Meine Eltern meinen, ich sei in der Pupertät,eine ziemliche Katastrophe gewesen...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVjsGKrE6E8

Kleine Brogel AB, Belgium

Zaragoza AB, Spain

In transito nel nuovo tratto in trincea della variante ferroviaria della Bari (FNB) - Barletta (FNB).

Kleine Brogel AB, Belgium

The full Moon looms large in this Picture of the Week, framing ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope (ELT). Taken at precisely the moment that the rising Moon appears to perch atop Cerro Armazones, this perfectly timed photo captures the striking halo created around the ELT’s ongoing construction.

On either side of the telescope’s structure we can see the outlines of gigantic cranes, hard at work shaping what will become the world’s largest optical and infrared telescope. The construction team, led by the company Cimolai, has partially covered the ELT dome with insulating cladding, captured here shining as the sun sets, that will protect the telescope from sunlight and the harsh environment of the Atacama desert. Through an opening in this dome, we can also peek at the telescope’s main structure, which will hold the ELT’s five mirrors. Right now, one of the two sliding doors that will cover this opening is being installed.

This stunning image was taken on 13 March by our colleague Juan Beltrán, who works at ESO’s Paranal Observatory, not far from the ELT. And as you can tell from the images linked below, other photographers joined in to capture this unique alignment. As work continues on the ELT, we’re watching it grow before our very eyes — and look forward to sharing more inspiring shots like this one.

Credit: J. Beltrán/ESO