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'Gravity' was Aerial Edge's 2019 Spring Show, taking place in their venue at Kelvin Hall.
Photo by Richard Walker
Photography by MikoBura
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GRAVITY CO.
Bulgaria
Bio
Gravity Co. are an innovative band from Bulgaria who have carved a unique niche for themselves with an original indie sound and warm vocal melodies over pumping electronic beats. Since their start in 2001 as a side project making music for the computer game Trans, they have released three studio albums and a live performance DVD. The band has triumphed as the best modern Bulgarian band in recent years.
Music styles
Electronic, Indie
GRAVITY CO.
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Edited Hubble Space Telescope image of SDSS J1138+2754, a cluster of galaxies acting as a gravitational lens (the arc of light above the center of the image). Color/processing variant.
Original caption: Gravity is so much a part of our daily lives that it is all too easy to forget its awesome power — but on a galactic scale, its power becomes both strikingly clear and visually stunning. This image was taken with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) and shows an object named SDSS J1138+2754. It acts as a gravitational lens illustrates the true strength of gravity: A large mass — a galaxy cluster in this case — is creating such a strong gravitational field that it is bending the very fabric of its surroundings. This causes the billion-year-old light from galaxies sitting behind it to travel along distorted, curved paths, transforming the familiar shapes of spirals and ellipticals (visible in other parts of the image) into long, smudged arcs and scattered dashes. Some distant galaxies even appear multiple times in this image. Since galaxies are wide objects, light from one side of the galaxy passes through the gravitational lens differently than light from the other side. When the galaxies’ light reaches Earth it can appear reflected, as seen with the galaxy on the lower left part of the lens, or distorted, as seen with the galaxy to the upper right. This data were taken as part of a research project on star formation in the distant Universe, building on Hubble’s extensive legacy of deep-field images. Hubble observed 73 gravitationally-lensed galaxies for this project.
where G (gravity) is equal to the sum of C (collections) and S (services) multiplied by P (personnel) divided by F (facilities), which, in this case, is an expression of facilities inadequacy (higher inadequacy results in lower gravity).
Further explanation on my blog: Collections 2.0
Mural in the old terminal building at Lunken Airport. This one represents man under the yoke of gravity.
No one really cared for it at all
Not the gravity plan.
Early early in the morning it pulls all on down my sore feet
I wanna go back to sleep.
In the motions and the things that you say.
It all will fall, fall right into place
As fruit drops, flesh it sags
Everything will fall right into place
When we die some sink and some lay
But at least I dont see you float away
And all the spilt milk sex and weight
It all will fall, fall right into place.
Cartoon: Gravity Falls
Character(s): Dipper, Mabel, & Uncle Stan
Cosplayer(s): Satan-Chan, Faunia Cosplay, & Geddoe
Photo by: Majin Buchoy
Gravity always wins in the end. Another old southwestern Ohio barn has started the process of falling to the ground piece by piece.