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Sunrise over the small cove of Lurline Bay in Sydney, Australia.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 16-35mm, Lee 1.2 GND filter. PP in PS CC using Nik Software and luminosity masks.
Laurence Larson
Album-Frequency
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Oh, it turns out that your frequency is so close
Maybe you have already appeared in my dreams
How much a miracle is needed
In this vast sea of people
Hope everything happens to be so lucky
Just fall in love with you
Baby girl I'm falling
Cupid takes love with one arrow
Transfer to my dream
Think & fall in love but I
Doubting that I think too much
Why always pass by
Arrived at the meeting place
Feel that your frequency is slowly approaching
Familiar yet unfamiliar positioning
How many chances to meet
Don't want to hesitate
I don't wanna go I'm feeling lonely
The seat of the first meeting, drinking coffee with your beauty
I just gotta say
A smile is enough to make me intoxicated for you
Oh, it turns out that your frequency is so close
Maybe you have already appeared in my dreams
What a miracle is needed in this vast sea of people
Hope time can be suspended
So that I can find it
Your frequencies attract each other
Just let me listen to your voice
How much courage is needed in this vast sea of people
I hope everything is so lucky I just fall in love with you
(You know I love you)
(I love you)
(I don't know what to do without you)
If I meet you next time, I will believe my eyes
It’s like the arranged plot makes me fall into the trap of love
Enchanting and unbelievable, I believe it’s an angel
To travel hand in hand like this, from night to dawn
Familiar and unfamiliar positioning, how many opportunities to meet?
Don't want to hesitate
I don’t wanna go I’m feeling lonely
The seat of the first meeting, drinking coffee with your beauty
I just gotta say a smile is enough to make me intoxicated for you
Oh, it turns out that your frequency is so close
Maybe you have already appeared in my dreams
What a miracle is needed in this vast sea of people
I hope the time can be suspended so that I can be well
Find your frequency attracts each other
Just let me listen to your voice
How much courage is needed in this vast sea of people
I hope everything happens to be so lucky I just fall in love with you
(I don't know what to do)
(I'm just waiting for the moment I can hold you in my arms)
(So listen to your melody)
(I'm just waiting for the moment I can call you mine) every day
Keeping a launcher in flight connected with the ground is one of the toughest jobs an antenna can have. Having to contend with high temperatures, vibration and atmospheric slipstream is hard enough, but shifting atmospheric pressure levels as the launcher heads into the vacuum of space (and potentially back again) can risk dangerous electrical discharges called corona – being tested for here.
The antenna design being tested at ESA’s High Power Radio Frequency Laboratory in Valencia, Spain, is one of a quartet that is about to see service on Spain’s Miura 1 sub-orbital micro-launcher, developed by the PLD Space company. But the four antennas are also undergoing a separate test campaign to qualify them for wider future uses.
“There are four different antenna types in all, each being flown in pairs aboard Miura 1,” explains ESA antenna engineer Victoria Iza.
“One is a Global Navigation Satellite Signal antenna, using satellite navigation signals to track the launcher’s position; one is an S-band antenna to transmit telemetry plus C-band and UHF antennas that both serve the security system that will end the flight safely in case of malfunction, operating on a redundant basis.
“Built by Spain’s Anteral company, this quartet of conformal dielectric antennas – each roughly the size of a smartphone and made to fit around the hull of the upper stage – has already been qualified as part of the avionics bay of the Miura 1. But with the number of European small launchers increasing rapidly, supported by ESA’s Boost! programme, the potential is there for these antennas to find wider uses, so they are being put through a separate qualification programme.”
Taking place through ESA’s General Support Technology Programme, helping develop promising new products for space and the open market, the antennas are currently undergoing environmental testing including thermal vacuum where they are exposed to sustained vacuum and temperature extremes – and vibration tests.
These antennas have to sustain harsh thermomechanical environments during launch, orbital flight and eventual return to Earth, so the project has been supported on the ESA side by structures engineer Goncalo Rodrigues and thermal engineer Miguel Copano.
Key stress factors are vibrations propagating from the launch vehicle jet engines, shocks resulting from the fairing and stages separation and the extreme temperatures resulting from aerothermal fluxes and – once in orbit – alternating Sun and cold space exposure.
To check the antennas designs can not only survive but go on operating as intended, the team employed a combination of computer simulations and on-ground test facilities including electro-magnetic shakers, pyro-shock tables and thermal-vacuum chambers.
“Most of the testing has been carried out at the Public University of Navarra, UPNA, but ESA’s High Power Radio Frequency Lab was used for corona discharge testing,” adds Victoria.
“When a radio frequency antenna is surrounded by a vestigial amount of atmosphere – as when a launcher is either leaving or returning to a planetary atmosphere – then there is the potential for this air to become ionised by the radio signal, risking damaging lightning-like discharge.
“The antennas were placed in this glass container so that their surrounding air levels can be changed while the antennas are in operation; the glass does not impede the radio signals. Our full test campaign will conclude soon, hopefully helping the antennas to find fresh markets, not only for launchers – for instance, their demonstrated robustness means they could also be used aboard planetary landers.”
"For Anteral, the development of these antennas is key to our positioning in the small launcher market,” explains Fernando Teberio, Chief Technology Officer of Anteral.
Anteral CEO Itziar Maestrojuan notes: “Thanks to the support from ESA we have been able to fully qualify the antennas that will be used on Miura-1 and hopefully on many other launchers and different applications where reliability is a key parameter.”
Credits: Anteral
Continuing with some light painting exploits, combining some flash at the end on my subjects to make for hopefully and interesting portrait shot.
Pixelstick was used for the light painting and SB900 on 1/4 power was used to illuminate my son.
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Atop Ben Nevis on a beautifully sunny day - finally reached putting 400 photos on my flickr account (damn you my quality controlling mind)...
This image shows the former Ogushi Sulfur Mine cableway standing at Kenashi Pass, located near the border between Tsumagoi Village in Agatsuma District, Gunma Prefecture, and Takayama Village in Kamitakai District, Nagano Prefecture.
Kenashi Pass. Elevation: 1,823 m
Kawagoe Festival （川越まつり）
Kawagoe Festival has a history spanning over 370 years, dating back to 1648. It was heavily influenced by Edo’s grand festivals and has preserved the essence of Edo period festival culture to this day. The festival features elaborately decorated floats called ‘dashi’ that parade through the historic streets of Kawagoe, known as ‘Little Edo’ for its well-preserved merchant townscape. 引用
Pre-dawn light on a windy morning in the Mesquite Dunes of Death Valley National Park.
Recently I spent a week touring the California desert to take photos of unprotected lands that are under threat of energy development, but I couldn't resist swinging through Death Valley on my way back to Vegas where I would catch my flight home. The cloudy skies didn't show much promise for color that morning (although they did eventually part to create dramatic golden light beams), so I decided to focus on the blowing sand with a telephoto lens. I thought I'd share this one before processing some of the more dramatic images
Works like brand new and sounds very powerful. Retro circa 1985. SRF was for Sony Radio Frequency and the 19W was a model number that was for a production period.
Buzzing on the surface of the water in the swimming pool
No animals were harmed in the making of this photo!
The moon covers the sun during the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse, as seen from Gordonsville, Tennessee, some 45 miles east of Nashville, in this striking image captured by photographer Todd Freestone, a radio frequency communications engineer at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
Image credit: NASA/MSFC/Todd Freestone
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Mean blend of 7 exposures (1/1000s-1s), plus some frequency separation to bring out some coronal detail.
CZ: Dne 3. června 2023 byl na okraji obce Kobylí na Moravě zachycen motorový vůz 810.583 s "valníkem" řady BDtax jako Os 14512 [Čejč–Zaječí]. Následující víkend v neděli 11. června 2023 byla zastavena osobní doprava v úseku Hodonín – Kobylí na Moravě z důvodu nízké frekvence cestujících. Ačkoliv od tohoto termínu měla osobní doprava pokračovat počas víkendů, nestalo se tak. Správa železnic, státní organizace, dotyčný úsek vyloučilo z provozu na dobu neurčitou a byla zavedena náhradní autobusová doprava.
Od neděle 11. června 2023 je v úseku Zaječí – Kobylí na Moravě nasazena motorová jednotka řady 814 a motorové vozy řady 809 a 810 zde již nejezdí. Málokdo by čekal, že v roce 2023 bude ještě možno zachytit celočervenou soupravu evokující staré časy.
Reportáž z trati 255: Zastavení osobní dopravy na trati 255 v úseku Kobylí na Moravě - Hodonín [2023]
EN: On 3 June 2023, motor wagon 810.583 was photographed on the outskirts of Kobylí na Moravě with a BDtax wagon as Os 14512 [Čejč-Zaječí]. The following weekend, Sunday 11 June 2023, passenger traffic was stopped on the Hodonín - Kobylí na Moravě section due to low passenger frequency. Although the passenger service was supposed to continue on weekends from this date, it did not. The railway administration has excluded the section in question from operation indefinitely and an alternative bus service has been introduced.
As of Sunday 11 June 2023, the section Zaječí - Kobylí na Moravě is served by a motor unit of the 814 series and the 809 and 810 series are no longer running.
Reportage from line 255: Zastavení osobní dopravy na trati 255 v úseku Kobylí na Moravě - Hodonín [2023]
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More drastically altered photos in my set, "Automatic Photography:"
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Doing some test runs to identify various noises in the Frequency Spectrum when whatever it is that causes this noise problem is at its most quiet.
The idea is to do the actual noise measurements when it is at its loudest (usually but not always from Friday evenings to Saturday mornings) and then see if there are any correlations between the very disturbing noise (which will hopefully register then) and low frequencies.
I will probably have to do many such measurements before figuring it out.
Just like companies adding chemicals to food products in order to make them addictive, they can also do the same kind of things with TVs, computers, and cell phones. Let’s not even mention the dopamine hits from social media. These things can put people into a type of hypnotic state…glued to the screen. But what about real deal mind control, like talking into people’s heads? Well, ask your government about that…wink…wink. Now what about the future, when microchipping people becomes mandatory?
Zombies in a comatose state, living in a trance—Trans-humans, smoke and mirrors, illusions and delusions, your life in ruins. You know that the hivemind must think alike. Take the Mark and become one with the hive, one with the machine, one with the system. Take your first step, with your very own Vaccine Passport—your future LIES ahead. Propaganda, social engineering, little steps. One foot and then the other; Rome wasn’t built in a day. The serpent says, “Eat of the APPLE, you will not die. When you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God.” Eat up my little pretties; Baby steps. When our harvest is ripe and mature, you will walk right into our spiders WEB, right into the Mark of the Beast. Some things are too good to be true. Let’s just say: Dystopia isn’t the ultimate utopia.
Revelation 16:2 “The first angel went and poured out his bowl on the land, and ugly, festering sores broke out on the people who had the Mark of the Beast and worshiped his Image.”
Revelation 14:9-10 “A third angel followed them and said in a loud voice: ‘If anyone worships the Beast and his Image and receives his Mark on their forehead or on their hand, they, too, will drink the wine of God’s fury, which has been poured full strength into the cup of his wrath. They will be tormented with burning sulfur in the presence of the holy angels and of the Lamb.’”
Sounds induced in the head of a person by radiating the head with microwaves:
patents.google.com/patent/US4877027A/en
Harvard University's Dr Robert Duncan speaks on the Voice of God technology, Mind Hacking and Hypergame Theory: