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Through this portal we can communicate across space and time, if you touch my finger our minds will connect....
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Recognition
- This photo was made cover of the group Sensual SecondLife - Inspired by you in May 2021
" Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends time and space "
Interstellar - Main Theme - Hans Zimmer ♪ ♫ ♩ ♬
Tunes to get the real feeling^^
Interstellar - S.T.A.Y. (Madis Remix) - Hans Zimmer ♪ ♫ ♩ ♬
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Because of global warming bogs in the Midwest are all but gone. This one in NE Indiana is probably one of the most southern ones left. they are amazing things, I almost died in one in Michigan.
Interstellar
📷 Canon EOS Rebel T5i ( 700D )
EF-S18-55mm F/3.5-5.6
🔭 Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer
ISO 800
ExpTime 146s
F/3.5
18mm
Riflessioni infinite di gabbiano tridattilo (Rissa tridactyla) durante un tour di seawatching del 2024 con Alessio Quaglierini
Endless reflections on the black-legged kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) during a 2024 seawatching tour with Alessio Quaglierini
“No need to be afraid. I’m just a Holon.”
“Huh?”
“A Holon. What are you?”
“You mean who am I?” I correct him.
“No, what are you?”
“I’m not a what. I’m a who.”
“How can you be a who if you’re not a what?”
“What?”
― Robyn Mundell, Brainwalker
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“The true joy of a moonlit night is something we no longer understand. Only the men of old, when there were no lights, could understand the true joy of a moonlit night.”
― Yasunari Kawabata, Palm-of-the-Hand Stories
An interstellar visitor or alternatively Fractal 7-01 created in Dumbarton.
Stellardrone - Billions And Billions
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So my walking companion on this occasion asked "why are you pointing the camera at the sun on a dreary drab overcast day?"
Nothing dreary bout it Butch. There are clouds in the clouds and a whole universe beyond---- --- -- - - - - -
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When I had this image on the computer screen, it made me smile when I saw that the lacewing I had captured on a window pane appeared to be in deep space, surrounded by a multitude of stars.
20 mm length.
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The milky way over Gunnamatta beach, with a slight pinkish glow from the aurora australis. This image is a 7 image stitched (portrait orientation) panoramic.
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This is the interstellar starship EBS-14767 Papyrus M (of the "Metall advanced audio propulsion" class), preparing for its premier landing on the ringed gas giant Pureanus.
How do you land on a gas planet? The Papyrus M tightly locks onto the rings and projects a trajectory and "landing hull" onto the planet's surface. This landing space – it's the bright spot you can see on Pureanus's surface – is an expandable sphere big enough to take the lander. It protects the crew and the machines from the harsh, life-hostile outside atmosphere. From this sphere, the astronauts can also create smaller spheres, which allow them to leave the "mother sphere" and explore the entire planet.
More of the Solar System 3D puzzle. I assembled Mars and Uranus for this theme. My Mars idea didn't work out (although the Mars puzzle ball is so cute and tiny), so I went back to my other idea involving the rings. The smaller of the ringed gas giants is Uranus (plus it has these lovely turquoise-blue tones), which is why I chose it over Saturn, although the latter would have been the obvious choice.
Since the planet itself is more of a "real thing", I thought that at least the starship should be made from non-space-related items. I started with a tiny (and how tiny can one fold paper?) folded paper plane, moved on to a folded plane made of aluminium foil (the ship needs a heat shield for a safe re-entry, after all), and moved on to a simple metal pen holder/clip. It's one of those clips with a flexible coil (where the pen goes in) attached to the clip. That type of coil is always good for bokeh and also works nicely as a pretendedly "vital" part of any imagined machine or vehicle. But on its own, it looked as if Papyrus's rocket/ship section had gone missing at some point of her journey, and only the secondary hull or stardrive section with that ominous "planetary rings clip contraption" made it to "Pureanus". It would have been a sad ending, so I went searching for something that could serve as the actual starship/rocket component, and stumbled upon a gold-coated audio jack adapter.
HMM, Everyone!
Wandering through the plant section of a large store, I was stunned to see this purple and white flower. It reminded me of movies where one is traveling through hyperspace. It seems the colors of this Night Sky petunia change the intensity of its colors according to the temperature outside. More information can be found here...https://www.bhg.com/gardening/gardening-trends/night-sky-petunia/
You're my addiction baby, I can't get enough
The more I think of you, the more I fall in love
Caught in the saga, free-falling from up above, from up above
Interstellar ride
Still seeing glimpses of you when I close my eyes
Can't shake the feeling that you're always on my mind
Forward and backward dripping in and out of time, we're out of time
•Target: M42, NGC 1977 and interstellar dust.
•Key Features: Emission, Reflection, and Dark Nebulae.
•Distance: Approximately 1,350 light years.
There is a common misconception that space between the stars is a complete vacuum. But when we point our telescopes toward the constellation of Orion and take a deep sky image, a complex, turbulent stellar "nursery" of gas and dust is revealed. This chaotic and beautiful structure is at work, building the next generation of stars and planets in this region of our galaxy.
In this wide-angle view, the Great Orion Nebula (Messier 42) and the nearby Running Man Nebula (NGC 1977) take center stage. M42 glows intensely due to the ionization of hydrogen gas by the hot, young massive stars at its core known as the Trapezium stars (which are unfortunately not visible in this image, since it would require blending shorter exposures too). Inside this giant star factory, new stars are born by the gravitational collapse of the gas and dust and will shine for millions of years in the future.
Also visible is the vast network of interstellar dust. This dust doesn't emit its own light; instead, it scatters the light of nearby stars or hides them entirely, creating those deep, shadowy silhouettes that give the image such incredible depth and texture.
I wish you all health, happiness and clear skies!
🔭 Technical Specs:
•Camera: Canon EOS 600Da
•Telescope: Orion EON 80/500 mm ED refractor with TS 0.79 Reducer/Corrector.
•Filter: Astronomik CLS
•Location: Chalkidiki, Greece (Bortle 4).
•Imaging: 4 x 5 mins, ISO 800, Custom WB.
•Calibration: -
•Mount: Modified Vixen Sphinx (NexSXW).
•Guiding: Skywatcher Evoguide 50/240 mm with Lacerta Mgen-3 Autoguider.
•Software: Processed in PixInsight/ Export with PS.