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Rockets at the Fair Grounds for NSTI

ROCC Rocket Launch

2-21-2010

Playing with the aperture settings and depth of field, move along...

Taken during our visit to Space Center Houston and Johnson Space Center.

2-4 year olds made rockets in this craft.

2-4 year olds made rockets in this craft.

Rocket Science @ The Corner, 18 March 2008.

LAVAL, CANADA - DECEMBER 7: Toronto Marlies v Laval Rocket at Place Bell on December 7, 2024 in Laval, QC, Canada. (Photo by / Arena du Rocket Inc.)

The Rocket Summer

October 13th 2010 at Smith's Olde Bar

2-4 year olds made rockets in this craft.

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Trying out the Retro Rocket with Papa's help.

Looks like they are building a rocket. Taken during the International Space Development Conference ISDC. (May, 2005)

March 2, 2013 at Fentress Field

Rocket Gallery Jens Risom Furniture

Helmet used in The Rocketeer

Condensation caused by the shock cone surrounding the vehicle during it's transition to supersonic flight.

Rockets, engines & capsules on display at the KSC Rocket Garden

Demonstrating the Rocket racer...

The brilliant rocket garden at Kennedy Space Center

Norton Ave Block Party - July 4th, 2011

Rocket was my second cat. My first, Pixie, died a few years earlier. Rocket came along in 1991 or 1992. Born in the swimming pool pump house of friends of ours. He was the "odd one out" being grey. The others were black or black and white. I'm so grateful they gave away the grey one. For he was totally gorgeous. But you could never hug this cat. He was too squirmy. And his name was given because, even as a kitten, he would rocket away from anything deemed dangerous. But he was fond of Sally. This is all because of Stasha. She tamed Bruno, and Sally, and all the other dogs also. Which made it easy for Rocket.

 

Rocket was a runner, not a fighter. Never bothered to catch mice or birds. Sitting on my lap one evening at Sunrise on Sea ( circa 2003 ) a mice peaks its nose out into the living room. I woke the cat and pointed to the mouse. He just looked, ignored it, went back to sleep.

In the storyboard, the rocket is very comfortable and feels sexy and is about to fly, a thing is very easy for him. He starts by moving eyes up and down to the the screen( anybody who is watching now) which shows that he's about to demonstrate something really cool. Prepares by warming up, shaking his wings, his head as most animated characters do who are relaxed, comfortable and about to perform something that so easy for them but show and some pressure like its something professional or to impress the others. After the warm up the rocket gets ready to fly and stoops down to get power to fly. He starts flying, goes off camera. He then flies, appears on camera on the left and goes off camera again. The same thing again but flying from the right. The rocket then flies again to the left and this time he performs and a circle.

Varsity activity building and launching Rockets at the UROC launch site.

As a way of relaxing last weekend, I decided to cook a simple dinner at home on Sunday night. It turned out pretty well, and my sister was very happily taking lots of pics.

 

If you'd like the recipe, let me know.

Part of the rocket motor that propelled a Titan II missile.

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