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Additional problem? A terribly neurotic bird !!
An object about 4 foot square was washed up onto the beach. This was a section of it, with rope embedded in it. The second photo shows another section of the same object.
A Utah Railway Intermountain Power - Savage coal empty whips up a little powder as it exits Mill Fork in Spanish Fork Canyon. 2.15.2008
Dead cedar trunk embedded within a living one at Vilander Bluff on the Meramec river, near Bourbon Missouri
The ranchers have been disposing of their junkers by embedding them in the bank of the arroyo. They did at least pull the motors out before pushing them over the edge.
The second car back appears to be a 1940 Buick. Note the doors on the far side of the wreck - the rear door is hinged at the rear of the door, what used to called a ‘suicide door’ with good reason.
San Benito County
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A huge slab of ice with a few leaves embedded in it slid off my roof. It landed vertically in a snowbank so that sunlight backlit the leaves beautifully.
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Public gatherings have been limited to 250 persons. This affects church attendance. Worshippers gather in a house for worship on Sunday morning, March 15, 2020.
Order of Service:
Songs
"How Great Thou Art," "In Christ Alone," and "Jesus Thank you."
Prayer.
Text: 1 Samuel 25
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Es war immer noch am Morgen, eine halbe Stunde nach Sonnenaufgang. Mein Blick richtete sich nach SW. Im Hintergrund sieht man, ähnlich einem U-Boot die Roggenflueh, die sich knapp über den Nebel erhebt. In der Mitte rechts der Oberberg. Ein fantastischer Ausblick, der in meiner Seele bleibt.
It was still morning, half an hour after sunrise. My gaze was directed southwest. In the background, the Roggenflueh rises just above the fog, resembling a submarine emerging from the depths. To the middle right, you can see Oberberg. A fantastic view that stays within my soul.
At sunset, dying convective showers were lit by the sun on a fairly clear horizon. Temperature fell from 99F to 80F between 6:30PM and 7:30PM.
Bielefeld, Germany, Ostwestfalen-Lippe
The city is embedded in a versatile landscape at the feet of the Teutoburger Wald. It has also some part being almost rural with a few houses scattered around the fields.
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St Andrew's is a beautiful 14th-century church with a wealth of historical features. The church is in the centre of Aldborough, North Yorkshire, and a short stroll from the remains of Aldborough Roman Fort.
The present church was built by 1330 to replace a Norman church destroyed by Scottish raiders. A chancel and west tower were added in the 15th century. The tower walls have Roman bricks embedded in them - another reminder of Aldborough's Roman heritage.
This NASA Hubble Space Telescope image, taken in near-infrared light, transforms the pillars into eerie, wispy silhouettes, which are seen against a background of myriad stars.
The near-infrared light can penetrate much of the gas and dust, revealing stars behind the nebula as well as hidden away inside the pillars. Some of the gas and dust clouds are so dense that even the near-infrared light cannot penetrate them. New stars embedded in the tops of the pillars, however, are apparent as bright sources that are unseen in the visible image.
The ghostly bluish haze around the dense edges of the pillars is material getting heated up by the intense ultraviolet radiation from a cluster of young, massive stars and evaporating away into space. The stellar grouping is above the pillars and cannot be seen in the image. At the top edge of the left-hand pillar, a gaseous fragment has been heated up and is flying away from the structure, underscoring the violent nature of star-forming regions.
Astronomers used filters that isolate the light from newly formed stars, which are invisible in the visible-light image. At these wavelengths, astronomers are seeing through the pillars and even through the back wall of the nebula cavity and can see the next generations of stars just as they're starting to emerge from their formative nursery.
Credit: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)
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NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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It's hard to say where my favorite stop was during our photo tour in Europe. This area of Italy (Cinque Terre) is easily in the top 10, though. I've always wanted to visit this place, so we decided to make it happen! There are 5 small towns here embedded into the coastline of Italy. You can hike between all 5 or take a little train that connects all of them. We decided to take the train to cover as much ground as possible.
- Trey Ratcliff