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Según nos explican los meteorólogos, estas pasadas jornadas hemos sentido en nuestras costas cantábricas un fenómeno muy notable : La mar de fondo, corrientes marinas impulsadas desde los mares del norte de Europa que han provocado olas de hasta siete metros en estas costas, en concreto aquà en la playa de Arrigunaga, del municipio de Getxo ( Bizkaia ).
Ayer por la tarde, coincidieron las olas con la pleamar, provocando que el arenal fuera batido con fuerza y barrido totalmente en varias ocasiones. Una de esas olas tuvo la mala idea de pillarme en el arenal captando imágenes. Me mojó hasta la rodilla. Botas, calcetines y pantalón, todo a lavar con mucha arena y salitre.
En el fuerte de La Galea, el viento alcanzó anteayer rachas de mas de cien kilómetros hora .
Todo ello consecuencia del huracán Epsilon, que ha tenido un comportamiento extraño, provocando una especie de ciclogénesis explosiva varios miles de kilómetros al norte de estas costas
De todas formas, es preferible soportar las fuertes vientos en la Galea que estar confinados en casa, tal y como nos dicen que puede suceder los llamados " expertos en pandemias ".
Muchisimas gracias a todos los amigos de flickr por sus amables visitas, comentarios y premios a estas imágenes.
On the distant world of Panduro, a team of Federation botanists cultivate new types of plant life. Epsilon base is a highly advanced laboratory, which provides valuable information about the development of different species of alien flora. Their research is a critical part of the terraforming process.
Comet:
60x20s red
60x20s green
60x20s blue
180sx20s Luminanz
Stars:
11x180s red
11x180s green
11x180s blue
30x180s Luminanz
Equipment:
Epsilon 130D dual rig
QHY268m + CFW3M
TS2600MP (Touptek IMX571) + ZWO EFW
Astronomik DeepSky RGB
Astronomik MaxFR
Pegasus NYX-101
23.10.2024 19:28 - 20:44
ce navire est immobile au milieu d'un chenal pour entrer dans la rade de brest, si quelqu'un sait pourquoi je suis curieuse
As the team on Epsilon IV explore more of the surface, they come across a thermal hotspot in one of the marshes. The ancient bridge is clear evidence that the planet was previously inhabited by an intelligent species...
So I was tearing down an old build and decided to remake it in more of a sci-fi theme. Of course had to build a new bridge :) Only had one flextube so I tried a new technique which I think works rather well. Thanks for having a look!
But you got 'em too
So give 'em all to me
And I'll give mine to you
Bask in the glory
Of all our problems.
Newest pooose by my love .ღ. Lεlε .ღ
Thankfully, the greek alphabet continues past the days of the week.
Inspired by Goldman, built by me.
Respect the Core.
Perhaps the most obvious use for this giant - and very nice - transparent part.
I always wanted to build a four-person civilian daily-use people carrier, something like a basic car. Maybe the AERIS is a bit more luxurious than your average car, but the views must be awesome from there :)
1986 TB-30 Epsilon Socata N838XR served with the (Armee de l Air) French Air Force 93 315-XJ
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
BAI_5320
Otro de los edificos singulares del Poligono tecnologico de Alava.
Con los chicos del Alba de AlavaVision.
SONY A7RM2+SEL1635Z+HAIDA ND 6 pasos.
Models (left to right)
Lunara Faire, Smol Bunbun, Yosh shi Juan, Emma Juan magee Justice, Kai J. Buchu
Original Pose by Kai J. Buchu
Follow my lovely Kai here!
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Delta Kappa Epsilon (ΔΚΕ; also pronounced D-K-E or "Deke") is one of the oldest North American fraternities with 54 active chapters across the United States and Canada. The fraternity was founded at Yale College in 1844 by 15 sophomores that were disaffected by the existing houses on campus. They established a fellowship "where the candidate most favored was he who combined in the most equal proportions the gentleman, the scholar, and the jolly good fellow."
Last night I decided to spend some time with Enif (Epsilon Pegasi), the brightest star in Pegasus. It's one of those stars that is easy to overlook when I'm concentrating on nebulae and galaxies, so I wanted to give it some attention on its own. The conditions in Ottawa were not especially good, with Bortle 7 skies, 3/5 seeing, and only 2/7 transparency, but the sky was clear enough to make the attempt worthwhile.
I used the DWARF Mini with the Astro Filter, shooting 15-second exposures at a gain of 60. I had planned for 225 frames and was able to collect 176, giving me 44 minutes of total integration time. The poor transparency kept me from completing the full run, but I was still able to get a reasonable amount of data.
Enif has a nice warm, yellow-orange appearance that makes it stand out from many of the other bright stars I've been observing lately. It's also a massive supergiant, which makes it hard not to think about the sheer scale of what I'm looking at. On the screen it is just a bright star, but knowing what is actually sitting out there makes it a much more interesting target.
In case you are wondering, the large blue parts used for legs are brick separators - only from Enlighten brand, though.
Equipment:
Epsilon 130D dual rig
QHY268m + CFW3M
TS2600MP (Touptek IMX571) + ZWO EFW
Astronomik DeepSky RGB
Pegasus NYX-101
Luminanz: 151x180s
h-alpha: 88x180s
red: 34x180s
green: 33x180s
blue: 35x180s
total: 17 hours
August 2023
Col de la Bonette, France