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The balloon launch this morning was delayed a few times because of weather again. I parked myself on the west side of Prospect Lake facing east.
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The Margate lifeboat is being launched. It is pushed out to sea by the amphibious launch tractor until it reaches an adequate depth of water for the boat to make off by it`s own.
5th August 2019
SCS Senior Championships in Palm Springs, CA Feb 18th 2007.
The compositiion could be better, I should have left more space in front of him ... but I still like the shot.
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The Launch Crew | Mozambique 2005
One morning in Mozambique we watched as this crew prepared to launch their small boat through the surf, drop their net, and haul it back in again. Sadly, it wasn't much of a catch, but it was a lot of work, and dangerous too, as the surf was rough. Not an easy lifeVisit my website at [www.glenfisher.photography](https://www.glenfisher.photography), read my blog glenfisherdot.live and follow me on Instagram [www.instagram.com/glencfisher/](https://www.instagram.com/glencfisher/)
One of NASA's launch pads for the Shuttle Mission taken from a few miles away on the edge of the Atlantic, still too close for safety during a shuttle launch. The lightning masts surrounding the launch tower are 600 feet tall giving a sense of scale to this shot.
We may have seen our last big swell of the Winter season, so I'm feeling a bit nostalgic. This is Ben, surfing on New Year's Eve. He's completely recovered from his skateboard accident, by the way.
A different take on the launchers because why not :D
They do launch some Christmas props.
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Hehe every time I see this bridge, I would think of it as a missile launch pad in some Command & Conquer games :D
This is the infamous bridge Sri Wawasan in Putrajaya. You can view a more close up shot here. If you want to see a perfect reflection of the bridge, go here.
It's been raining a lot lately. Yesterday was one of the day where the sun would shine. And I had another great outing with Daniel for the second time :-)
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47-031 RNLB Voluntary Worker hits the water on her last launch filmed by a drone on the left of the shot.
A humboldt pelican (Also called the Peruvian or Chilean Pelican; Pelicanus thagus) takes off from a rock in the Santuario de los Humedales del Rio Maullín, Region de los Lagos, Chile.
It was a busy scene at the launch site of the Teton Valley Ballon Rally as the teams prepare to take flight.
Took this back in March of 2012, and I went out to Rame Head especially for a sunset, unfortunately the fog started to roll in and by the time the sun set it was as thick as pea soup, this was one of my final shots of the day that has been sat on the archive drive waiting for it's turn to be posted, not the best shot in the world but I thought I would put it up as there is a bit of a short story surrounding it...
...Whilst I was messing around with different compositions and filters etc I noticed the ship approach the small boat, after a couple of minutes it launched a small inflatable which made it's way over to the boat (you can just see the small dot which is the inflatable), I guess it was on a customs/fisheries patrol checking for drug smuggling etc and keeping the shores around the British Isles safe ò¿ò
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NASA’s Space Launch System rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft launches on the Artemis I flight test, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022, from Launch Complex 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA’s Artemis I mission is the first integrated flight test of the agency’s deep space exploration systems: the Orion spacecraft, Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, and ground systems. SLS and Orion launched at 1:47am ET from Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center.
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the joy and colour of a father helping a 5 year old daughter learn to catch waves on her boogie board!
This shot was taken on the Kancamagus Highway in NH. We went to a Hot Air balloon festival that never launched any balloons in NY while we were there.
The highlight of the trip was probably the drive home as far as views are concerned. We got to the highway very close to the end of the sunset however we still got some really amazing views.
Pilot launch "CORSAIR" showing part of its "beak bow" as it heads out of Queenscliff to link up with container ship Ital Libera.
Victoria Australia.
On Tuesday, August 30 at 10:40pm, Falcon 9 launched 46 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 4 East in Vandenberg Space Force Base. This is a six image 30-second stitch from a timelapse.
There are a number of balloons that fly as a pair at the fiesta. They inflate and launch together - but where the wind takes them from there is anyone's guess.
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I still love swinging on the playground swings and it always brings me back...remembering the many summer days in my childhood trying to make that darn swing go 360 degrees around. Get those legs kicking and every pass going higher and higher until it seems certain to work. Then you reach a certain point and the momentum is not enough the chain starts to bend and you fall back toward Earth, sometimes with a spine jarring jolt. I wonder now if it is even possible. After doing some quick research I found that it is very possible to do a 360 on the swings, just not with the tools at hand. Playground swings are just not designed to go 360 for obvious reasons. The chains would have to be replaced with rods and some sort of additional power to launch oneself around the top bar would greatly improve the odds of success.
52 Weeks - week 33 - a different angle
ODC - faux olympics, my event - playground swing 360
We're here - is visiting August
I sat and waited in the lovely warm evening sunshine for just over an hour for the sun to set. The idea being I would attempt to get a sunstar just as the sun fell behind the fells (beyond right of this picture) with the rowing boats in the foreground.
However, the sun disappeared behind some hazy clouds leaving me with this much earlier shot which will have to do.
The “Catapult” is an Esthian Heavy Long-range multiple rocket launcher. The system is (like the previous “Ballista” system) designed to destroy personnel, armored, and soft-skinned targets in concentration areas, artillery batteries and command posts. Each rocket weights 1250kg and has a maximum range of 230km (although a new version with 400km is currently being designed).
All rockets are fitted with GPS/INS guidance system, which uses low lowering rate to extend the range. Multiple missiles can be aimed at different targets.
Each vehicle is also equipped with a short range “Fasta” MANPAD for defense against low flying helicopters and UCAVs.
The “Catapult” and the “Ballista” now form the Rocket Artillery battalions of the Esthian Imperial Army. The system is based on the Russian SM-30 Smerch.
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