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FS60C, reducer Takahashi, Nikon D810a, Vixen GPDX, 90 minutes from Chéry-Chartreuve, France.

water solvable pigment, AQUA OIL, is great to mimic oil painting like texture and appearance.

The M15 globular cluster is found in the constellation of Pegasus close to the star Enif. It is one of the oldest known globulars, estimated at 12 billion years and lies at a distance of around 33,600 light years.

SW 190mm MN

NEQ6 PRO

Canon 550D modified

Astronomik cls clip filter

ISO 800

Guided

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Our life means taking the responsibility to fulfill the tasks we need to face. We need to solve our problems like Sudoku.

I will accept my Nobel Prize with grace and humility for solving this age old problem. Thank you all :-)

During the late 21st century scientists fought with the need to restore the ozone layer. This was finally solved with the discovery of the the Cosmolysis of water.

 

The Cosmolysis broke down simple water into Oxygen 3 (or Ozone) and Hydrogen 3 (or Tritium).

 

Using the Cosmolysis as the reactive engine, Ozone repairing Zeppelins were deployed, their buoyancy controlled by creation and release of harmless lighter than air Tritium (H3) . The by-product of Ozone is then vented into the atmosphere restoring the Ozone layer.

 

While the original application was simply to repair the depleted ozone, the T-Blimps became a cheap and economical method to transport large and heavy cargo without the need for traditional aviation methods

 

Yup - the propellers actually spin.

 

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Build number eighteen for my Iron Builder match against onosendai2600 ... but who's counting?

 

MOCathalon 2013

Group: Clutch Builders

Category:

  

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1. Alternate Mode of Transport.

We have all seen trains, bikes, cars, boats and planes! What mode of transport haven't we seen? Does it use cosmic power? Does it relocate you along radio waves? Show us your idea for a mode of transport. It must include a minifig but the build can be set in any time period.

It was Mr. Black, in the study, with the knife.

Earth distance: 0.142 AU

Sun Distance: 1.060 AU

 

equipment: Sigma 85mmF1.4 Art and Canon EOS 5Dmk3-sp4, modified by Seo-san on Takahashi EM-200 Temma 2 Jr, autoguided at a star nearby with Takahashi FS-60C, StarlightXpress Lodester X2, and PHD Guiding 2

 

Comet tracking of PHD Guiding 2 helped tracking of the comet.

 

exposure: 9 times x 15 minutes at ISO 1,600 and f/4.0

The first exposure started at 15:41:31 March 30, 2017UTC.

 

site: 1,431m above sea level at lat. 35 55 22 North and long. 138 24 30 East near Mt. Yatsugatake 八ヶ岳 in Yamanashi

Does anyone recognize this IKEA wire shelving, discontinued around the year 2000? Do you have access to the 1990s IKEA catalogs at least? I've been unsuccessfully searching ebay for these particular units in order to expand my library and knowing the name of the item could help a bit.

Any ideas?

 

*Solved – Peter Shelving system by Ikea.

Vega

 

2014 Trip

 

File - Vega 3200 Int LRGB FINAL.JPG

 

Canon 600D Unmodified

 

ISO 3200

 

50mm f/1.8 lens

 

Mounted on iOptron Tracker

 

Exp 27min (9 x 3min)

 

La Palma, Canary Islands

 

8,000ft

 

All processing in Pixinsight

1000 pieces... - nearly there :)

 

It's done by now, and I am wondering how I could frame it...

 

DSC12081

I've kept it at high resolution, so you can zoom right in

It took me about one month to solve this puzzle for the first time... jeez!

:-Q

When I was a child, I had a cube like this but I couldn't solve it. So I cheated. I pulled all the colored stickers off and I pasted them to the right places!

Solve the problems with a cup of coffee..not guns. Make coffee, not wars.

Numero 33

from herfamedgoodlooks.com

Takahashi Baby-Q(fl:450mm, F:5.3)

EOS Kiss X5(IR)

420sec x 10, ISO:1,600

on Vixen SXP

Guide by Pencil Borg + 2xbarlow(fl:350mm) + Lodestar, PHD guiding

StellaImage 7+ Photoshop Lightroom 5

Oct, 2013 @Chiba-prefecture, Japan 7℃

  

Andromeda Galaxy.

Curious to see what the next sprite I'd love to have in Rubik's Cube pop-art wall hanging form, I wrote out the moves for a Koopa Paratroopa from NES Super Mario Bros., and then solved and unsolved 1 cube 54 times, taking a picture of each, and stitching them together in Photoshop. Unfortunately a real version of such a thing, even with the cheapest standard cube from www.rubiks.com, would run me $582.71US, before tax and shipping, which is purely an insane amount of money for such a thing. I could do it with official 3x3 keychains for a mere $242.51, again, pre-tax and S&H, but I won't.

 

If you have the means, and would like some crib notes on how to solve these 54 cubes, you're in luck. Instructions on how my notes work can be found on the instructions for the real-life SMB Mario made of 24 $1 Rubik's knockoff brand keychains here.

 

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54_cube_(6x9)_koopa_paratroopa

 

SOLVE___________________________________________UNDO

1:1_XDB'D'______________________________________(DBD'X')

2:1_XD'BD_______________________________________(D'B'DX')

3:1_X___________________________________________(X')

4:1_X___________________________________________(X')

5:1_XBLR'U'L'RF2________________________________(F2R'LURL'B'X')

6:1_X___________________________________________(X')

1:2_L'BRL'D'LR'_________________________________(RL'DLR'B'L)

2:2_U'BU________________________________________(U'B'U)

3:2_XD'BD_______________________________________(D'B'DX')

4:2_XL'D'LBUD'R'U'D_____________________________(D'URDU'B'L'DLX')

5:2_DB'D'_______________________________________(DBD')

6:2_XLB'L'______________________________________(LBL'X')

1:3_XUR'U'______________________________________(URU'X')

2:3_RBR'________________________________________(RB'R')

3:3_D'RDB2LFU'F'________________________________(FUF'L'B2D'R'D)

4:3_Y'L'________________________________________(LY)

5:3_D'R'D_______________________________________(D'RD)

6:3_XZL_________________________________________(L'Z'X')

1:4_XUR'U'______________________________________(URU'X')

2:4_U'DL'UD'____________________________________(DU'LD'U)

3:4_ZX'L'R______________________________________(R'LXZ')

4:4_YL'BRL'D'R'L________________________________(L'RDLR'B'LY')

5:4_YLR'U'L'R___________________________________(R'LURL'Y')

6:4_YRU'DLUD'___________________________________(DU'L'D'UR'Y')

1:5_XUBR2B'U'___________________________________(UBR2B'U'X')

2:5_ZY'U2R'U'BUD'R'U'D__________________________(D'URDU'B'URU2YZ')

3:5_L'D'R'LD'B2DB'L'BL__________________________(L'B'LBD'B2DL'RDL)

4:5_XLRD2LBR'B'RFL'D'LF'________________________(FL'DLF'R'BRB'L'D2R'L'X')

5:5_XZLU'B'URL'D'R'L____________________________(L'RDLR'U'BUL'Z'X')

6:5_YR__________________________________________(R'Y')

1:6_XR'BR'______________________________________(RB'RX')

2:6_X'ZBR'LU'RUB'U'_____________________________(UBU'R'UL'RB'Z'X)

3:6_X'RBR'______________________________________(RB'R'X)

4:6_YB'UR'_B'R'UR_U'DLU_LD'BRL'D'R'L____________(L'RDLR'B'DL'_U'L'D'U_R'U'RB_RU'BY')

5:6_YD'RDBD'B'D_________________________________(D'BDB'D'R'DY')

6:6_XL'BL_______________________________________(L'B'LX')

1:7_XR'BR'______________________________________(RB'RX')

2:7_X'R'LURL'F'LR'U'L'RBLR'U2RL'F_______________(F'LR'U2RL'B'R'LURL'FLR'U'L'RX)

3:7_YDLD'UR'U'BLR'UL'RB'LR'U2L'RF'D'R'DBRBR'____(RB'R'B'D'RDFR'LU2RL'BR'LU'RL'B'URU'DL'D'Y')

4:7_X'R'LURL'F'LR'U'L'RBLR'U2RL'F_______________(F'LR'U2RL'B'R'LURL'FLR'U'L'RX')

5:7_YRFLU'F'BR'B'R2L'D'LR'______________________(RL'DLR2BRB'FUL'F'R'Y')

6:7_X___________________________________________(X')

1:8_XZLU'L'DB'D'________________________________(DBD'LUL'Z'X')

2:8_BLR'U'L'R2BL'D2LR'BD'B2D____________________(D'B2DB'RL'D2LB'R2LURL'B')

3:8_X'ZD2UR'U'DLR'U'L'RBLR'U2L'R________________(R'LU2RL'B'R'LURL'D'URU'D2Z'X)

4:8_L'D'LFR'F'U'BU______________________________(U'B'UFRF'L'DL)

5:8_YZ2D'R'DUFUR'U'F'___________________________(FURU'F'U'D'RDZ2Y')

6:8_X___________________________________________(X')

1:9_XLUL'_______________________________________(LU'L'X')

2:9_XR'UR_______________________________________(R'U'RX')

3:9_X___________________________________________(X')

4:9_XRBR'_______________________________________(RB'R'X')

5:9_XU__________________________________________(U'X')

6:9_XL'BL_______________________________________(L'B'LX')

 

taken with zenit 12; october 2010

Sketched in the Park Extension neighbourhood of Montreal.

sometime the solution can be right in front of your nose, or, in this instance, on top of one's head :)

Each of us had to come up with an >X< — a big hairy topic that needs addressing,

 

Today, we are brainstorming "radical technology ideas for solving global problems. Radical in the sense that the solutions could help billions of people. Radical in the sense that the audaciousness of the proposals makes them sound like science fiction."

 

More to come on Tuesday. For now, they have a teaser video [update: site just went live with video]

This is Bevan’s Cactus Gardens in Lightning Ridge and immediately opens up a mystery. The sign beside this Cactus calls it an Indian Fig or Mission Cactus and clearly says it is not a prickly pear. A check of Dr. Google and Wikipedia under those names tells me they, along with another common name of Barbary Fig belong to the family “Opuntia ficus-indica” (as per the top of the sign) which is clearly the very same prickly pear as we know it that the cactoblastis moth was sent to wipe out and failed somewhat as it is still very common in the Aussie bush in eastern states. The Wiki article and other shots on google under these names, giving it the higher classification of Prickly Pear also show the common prickly pear.

 

Local Queenslander and Flickr member Kevin Dickinson has the knowledge we need to clear this up. He has supplied quite a lot of information below which sheds great light on this mystery and I will leave the info below for you to read and also follow a link to his album of lovely succulents. Thanks very much Kevin.

 

Here is the wiki link

 

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opuntia_ficus-indica

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