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Also purchased from Greenland and now part of the Arden Travel fleer, 1234 WA has an early Duple Laser body on a Volvo B10M chassis. It is an excellent scratchbuild that really captures the appearance of the Laser but I don't know who built it (possibly the late John Clarke). Oddly, a photo of this model appears on the boxes of Paragon's reissue of the former Lancer Models Laser 2 kit, although it is very different from the actual kit found in the box.
This photograph shows the Laser Ranging Facility at Goddard's Geophysical and Astronomical Observatory in Greenbelt, Md. The observatory helps NASA keep track of orbiting satellites. The lower of the two green beams is from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's dedicated tracker. The other laser, although appearing to originate from above, originates from another ground system at the facility. Both beams are pointed at the moon -- specifically at LRO in orbit of the moon -- in this photo.
The picture was taken on Aug. 1, 2009, when Goddard invited guests to celebrate LRO's successful arrival at the moon. Guests could gaze at stars and the moon through telescopes, talk with the LRO team and see new images from the satellite, among other activities. A number of hands-on activities for young children and their families provided knowledge and understanding of the phases of the moon, crater creation and the scale of the Earth/moon system.
The LRO mission, built and managed by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, launched on June 18, 2009.
Image Credit: NASA/Debbie McCallum
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center contributes to NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s endeavors by providing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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These incredible laser cut paper art is created by Eric Standley. He is greatly inspired by Islamic architecture and art. su.pr/270ysr
Well, having failed at a photographic assignment I am trying to move on.
Each time I try one of these commissions I learn something for the next time.
I just am not sure that I can do it again because it's so darn tense for me.
It's also into the normal Southern California fall routine, almost rain, then nasty Santa Ana conditions.
Yesterday I was wearing a stocking cap and jacket in the garage and today it's 90F outside.
So this is an fabric rose and three laser pointers (RGB). The exposure is about 20 seconds with a 10 stop ND filter on the lens.
It takes a bit of trial and error to get a nice balance of colors. The camera sensor is really sensitive to the red, so you have to spend a lot more time withe blue and green.
I may try it with a real white rose at some point. The fabric rose fluoresces with the blue laser, so I might get a better effect.
Cheers.
DLECTRICITY 2012 Installation "Laser Starship". Artist: Yvette Mattern. Drawing on the sculptural qualities of a beam of laserlight, Laser Starship, a new artwork, projects high specification multiple rays of colorful laser light surrounding the center atrium glass globe of the C.H. Wright Museum of African American History. The artwork comments on elements of Afro futurism for a site specific laser ‘mothership’ in Detroit. www.dlectricity.com/the-exhibition/projects/14-laser-star...
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Something different that just sort of happened after the kids left their glasses near the window. and then it was tweaked.
For this pic, I was crouched down and positioned between both lasers. Each laser went through a diffuser (hence the multiple beams), so there was no serious danger to my vision.
Seen in Basingstoke bus station working a National Express service in November 1987 is Wilts & Dorset Leyland Tiger / Duple Laser 2 C53F 3209 B209REL. This coach was one of a batch of 10 bought new in 1984.
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The only laser site on PMG is way to large, so made my own much smaller version.
Pastie: pastie.org/962345
A young sailor is coaxing his Laser sailboat to sail on the slightest hint of a breeze. While the light breeze didn't help sailing, it made the reflections possible. Tempe Town Lake, Tempe, AZ
As you walk down the streets of broken dreams. Where some have lost everything. While others are still looking for that easy pot of gold
Okay, this is insanely cool.
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This is only 5 mins up the road from my house. UWO & NASA measuring things in Space! They (www.facebook.com/purplecrowlidar) have been doing this every spring for the past couple of years.
They are shooting light (green laser) and Ultraviolet light(you cant see that! hehe).
This beam is shooting about 20km straight up!
For this pic, I was crouched down and positioned between both lasers. Each laser went through a diffuser (hence the multiple beams), so there was no serious danger to my vision.
This picture made Consumerist! consumerist.com/2011/03/google-deletes-evil-apps-from-afa...
Cold laser therapy is a non-invasive procedure, meaning that Cold Lasers does not require a surgical incision.
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We were rewarded for lugging around a tripod all evening! We were not expecting a laser light show, but that is what we got. It was all part of a celebration for the opening of the new TGV-Est speed train line from Paris. Fantastic!
These incredible laser cut paper art is created by Eric Standley. He is greatly inspired by Islamic architecture and art. su.pr/270ysr
I've got three different points of view from the laser sailing event at NatWest Island Games to share today, maybe more imaginative titles to come later but this is all i got this morning!
Galleries from all seven days of the NatWest Island Games on my website. with photos from EVERY sport and both the opening and closing ceremonies!
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This Cinelli Laser came from the 1985 Long Beach trade show. It is the 2nd generation Laser, being a Crono Strada TT and is unridden. This was taken off the display stand, wrapped up and this is it's first public viewing. Ist gen C-record runnng gear and victory brakes with Campy Aero levers. matching leather bar wrap to the Cinelli saddle.
This telescope is an important new component of the Four Laser Guide Star Facility, which will sharpen the already excellent vision of ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT). Four powerful 20-watt lasers, fired to an altitude of 90 kilometres up in the atmosphere, will help the VLT correct the image distortion caused by turbulence in the air. The Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) is developing the launch telescopes through which the laser beams will be fired. The first of these laser launch telescopes — known as the Optical Tube Assembly — is seen here in the cleanroom at TNO’s Van Leeuwenhoek Laboratory in Delft, the Netherlands, having recently held its Acceptance Review. A special anti-reflective coating gives the lens on the telescope a distinctive blue hue. The photograph was taken by Fred Kamphues, who appears on the left. He is project manager for the Optical Tube Assembly, and is also a new ESO Photo Ambassador. On the right is system engineer Rens Henselmans.
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