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Pair of images; left image the red Nova on June 16, 2021 at mag 9.4 and right image the nova faded < mag 16 on August 19, 2021. Imagery acquired with iTelescope T2 in Mayhill NM.
This art installation makes me wonder what governs NoVA's design ethos. Especially considering it was in front of a Walmart, of all things...
EDIT: Did some digging on the origins of this fellow. It's apparently named "The Thought" and was sculpted by the late Robert T. Cole, famed for many alike metal sculptures. His mindset was that sculpture should be "...outdoors and monumental", and his pieces have been showcased not only here at Tysons West (in front of a Walmart...) but also in the U Street Corridor, Logan and Dupont Circle neighborhoods of Washington DC. His technique involved direct manipulation of the metal (as opposed to casting a mold), meaning the shape of his sculpture was achieved through tentative hammering, cutting and welding. He passed at 74 of lung cancer.
Seen here is an immaculate Vauxhall Nova 1.4 Luxe Saloon owned by an elderly gentleman. These cars are now becoming rare.
Después de haber probado 3 de las 5 líneas de la "Nova Xarxa" de TMB, sólo puedo decir que en cuanto a rapidez y frecuencias de paso deja bastante que desear. Y esque meter Citaros I en la V21 y Versus de la serie 6300 en la D20, no es muy acertado que digamos... Aún queda pendiente hacer las 2 restantes para dar el veredicto final, así que a esperar...
En la foto podemos ver un Versus con chasis Irisbus de la serie 1400 y con la decoración nueva haciendo la línea 6, un caso bastante curioso.
Stereo Nova, was a relatively famous Greek electronic music duo during the '90s. For many years, one of the greatest wishes of their fans was to reunite for a concert. This happened in 2018, where they performed in a packed garden at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.
Finally after almost 2 weeks of rain, we had a nice enough day on Thursday to head out for a hike! This is at the beginning, Nova looking out over a field of yellow dandelions (probably searching the nearby trees for pesky squirrels!) By the end of the hike we were covered in mud - my shoes were soaked and it even splashed up my back and arms. Ah well, it was fun wading through the mud :) Not many pictures from the actual hike, put my camera away because balancing through the mud was a hard enough task, lol.
Next weekend Nova and I are heading off for 4 days as we compete in the Ontario Agility Regional Championship. No big expectations, I've been having issues with Nova shutting down in competition, but think I've found a way to help counter her stress. We were at a fun trial today and she did well - so anxious about Regionals, but can't wait for it :)
I had to check out the new Portland to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia ferry, the Nova Star, at Ocean Gateway after work today. Corey Templeton Photography | Portland Daily Photo | Facebook
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I took this shot during a solo road trip I did out to Nova Scotia. The photo was taken in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Camera; Nikon D800
Lens: Nikkor 24-70mm ƒ/2.8
Exposure: 1/5000th at ƒ/2.8
ISO: 560
Focal Length: 24mm
Martin art of a rubber-tired transporter for the proposed NOVA launch vehicle, from a 1962 study.
Courtesy of GLMMAM, Baltimore, MD.