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"A closer look at the 'SpaceCraft' .
We know now, from a well informed source, that they have been here before. This is a new generation of the "Origaliens", they use the 'triangle-lifestyle', where as their ancestors where more 'square-minded'. Of course that visit, some years ago, was also good recorded, as you can see in this 'documentation'."
I folded the tessellation "Spacecraft "with a bigger hexagon 43cm (grid 1:64", "Anett paper" ) and using the same basics as in 'Dance'. Then altering this one in really 3D.
If you are interested to see more, have a look at my tessellation album Origami - Tessellation Progression".
"The Origaliens are obviously true masters in shapeshifting and one of the materials they like here on Earth is paper! Marjan was the very lucky and first human-being to be invited on their SpaceCraft, where she witnessed a scapeshifting proces and was also aloud to take some photos of the "Night-shapeshifter" and the 'Day-shapeshifter'.
Marjan has not returned home yet, so we think she is initiated into their paper-secrets even more...... to be continued."
"Blueprint of Spacecraft, giving by the Origaliens. We are told that they are resting now, recharging their battery. "
Happy weekend everyone ;-))
I folded this tessellation "Spacecraft "with a bigger hexagon 43cm (grid 1:64", "Anett paper" ) and using the same basics as in 'Dance'. Then altering this one in really 3D.
If you are interested to see more, have a look at my tessellation album Origami - Tessellation Progression".
"We proudly present you a photo of the "SpaceCraft", which is approaching Earth too.
On the left you can see where one of the spaceships must land, when it returns home.
The aliens are looking forwards to meet and greet us, they mean no harm and come in peace. From an anonymous, but trustworthy source. "
I folded this origami tessellation "Spacecraft "with a bigger hexagon 43cm (grid 1:64, "Anett paper" ) and using the same basics as in 'Dance'. Then altering this one in really 3D.
The backside, which I call "MoToR" looks different too.
If you are interested to see more, have a look at my tessellation album Origami - Tessellation Progression".
Крылатый космический аппарат БОР-4 (беспилотный орбитальный ракетоплан) предназначался для отработки в условиях реального космического полета теплозащиты будущего орбитального корабля «Буран». Носовая часть аппарата повторяла обводы носовой части будущего «Бурана». Общий вид аппарата БОР-4 представлял собой уменьшенный в два раза советский орбитальный самолет, создававшийся по программе «Спираль» в 70-е годы. Тогда этот проект осуществлен не был, но в рамках его реализации проводились короткие суборбитальные испытательные полеты уменьшенных аппаратов БОР-1, БОР-2 и БОР-3.
БОР-4 имел небольшие размеры: длину около 4 м и вес менее 1,5 т — почти как автомобиль. Двигатели, топливо, бортовая ЭВМ, системы автоматики и навигации — вот все, что удалось разместить в его фюзеляже. Чтобы при посадке не повредить испытываемые образцы теплозащиты, было принято решение сажать БОР-4 на воду. Небольшого парашюта для мягкого приводнения было достаточно...................................The BOR-4 cruise spacecraft (an unmanned orbital rocket plane) was intended for testing the thermal protection of the future Buran orbiter in real space flight conditions. The nose of the device repeated the contours of the nose of the future "Buran". The general appearance of the BOR-4 apparatus was a Soviet orbital aircraft reduced by half, created under the Spiral program in the 70s. At that time, this project was not implemented, but as part of its implementation, short suborbital test flights of the reduced BOR-1, BOR-2 and BOR-3 spacecraft were carried out.
The BOR-4 was small in size: about 4 m long and weighing less than 1.5 tons — almost like a car. Engines, fuel, on—board computer, automation and navigation systems - that's all that could be placed in its fuselage. In order not to damage the tested thermal protection samples during landing, it was decided to plant BORON-4 on water. A small parachute for a soft landing was enough.
SALDA LAKE
Lake Salda is a mid-size crater lake[citation needed] in southwestern Turkey, within the boundaries of Yeşilova district of Burdur Province. It lies at a distance of about fifty kilometers to the west from the province seat Burdur.
Lake Salda is often included in the Turkish Lakes Region that extends across inner western to southern Anatolia, especially Isparta Province and Afyonkarahisar Province, although Lake Salda is geographically separate from the larger lakes, which are more to the east and, being a crater lake, is morphologically different from these tectonic lakes.
The lake area covers 4,370 hectares, and its depth reaches 196 meters, making it one of the deeper lakes in Turkey, if not the deepest. The lake sedimentary records show high resolution climate changes that are related to solar variability during the last millennium.
The lake is a popular excursion spot for people across the region or from beyond, the more so due to the hydromagnesite mineral found in its coastal waters, which is believed to offer remedies for certain dermatological diseases. The shorelines, surrounded by black pine forests, are also popular among hunters, the game and the fowl available including quails, hares, foxes, boars and wild ducks, aside from the lake's fish. White sandy beaches, limpid water and seven crystal-white islets within the lake complete the scenery.
A township that starts almost at the shore to the southwest of the lake carries the same name, Salda. The local administrative seat of Yeşilova is located to the east of the lake at a distance of about four kilometers and Yeşilova municipality manages the lake's camping facilities.
Its peculiar morphology has led to a number of academic studies conducted on Lake Salda. The unusual alkaline nature of the lake means that is one of the few locations where ancient stromatolite algae still grows.
In 2019, a team of planetary scientists from America and Turkey conducted research on Lake Salda's shoreline microbialite sediments. In March 2021, NASA reported that its Mars surface-exploring rover Perseverance showed that "the minerals and rock deposits at Salda are the nearest match on earth to those around the Jezero Crater where the spacecraft landed."
Hoping to protect the Lake Salda area, the nation's environmental authority has launched a huge national park project. The Salda Lake National Park is currently under construction and should be finished in 2023.(Wiki)
See my story about this journey Salda Lake Day Listenwave Photography Марс и Волшебное озеро Салда Турция 2021 с Фовеонычем youtu.be/MPJ8EwHmCw8
Empiezan mis Vacaciones, con mi nave espacial hacia las estrellas - I start my holidays with my spacecraft to the stars
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Yes, of course, it's a Martian Spacecraft. We're being invaded again ;)
That's the thought that ran through my head looking at this image. What it is, if you haven't guessed, is a water drop on top of an unopened fireweed flower. I just love the look! And thanks for taking a look!
Taken 21 July 2022 at the Wynn Nature Center, Homer, Alaska.
Some modern office building remind more of a grounded spacecraft than a piece of architecture. This is a building close to London Bridge, with lots of mirroring glass and steel frames. It was a bright but cloudy day, showing very nice reflections and high contrast between the light and darker parts of the building's surface.
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Do you think this looks like a UFO?
A broken paua shell (abalone) for Macro Mondays 'Broken' theme 26-Jun-2017. Happy MM :-)
[here are more of my beach finds on flickr :-)]
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Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències
FR : Palais des Arts / Cité des arts et des sciences / Valencia (Espagne)
Architecte Santiago Calatrava
EN : Valencia (Spain) City of art and sciences
Architect : Santiago Calatrava
The reason why I post this NASA Spacecraft Image here , is to share with you'll the transportation eventually would take us to other planet's & beyond.
There I was taking photos of trees and similar shots when all of a sudden a ship came down from above - a space ship that is and these two made their presence known !! Fear not , they said they come in peace - well that's what they said anyway !!
Brickworld Chicago 2025 is only a few days away now... I've had quite a bit of "builder's burnout", but in March I finally started building again. I will have a table of all new things to display (including an 8-baseplate layout 😮)...
This is one of my smaller builds that I named the "Guppy".
so wird es aussehen, wenn ein solches Vehikel über dir landet um dich aufzunehmen ... ;-) ...
ƒ/6.3 14.0 mm 1/200 1600
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Votre livraison quotidienne d'aurore australe est arrivée !
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An Aurora a day... keeps the boredom away? 😉😀
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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A gorgeous model of a version of the interplanetary, nuclear-pulse Project Orion spacecraft.
Just me I know & irrelevant...to anything; however, I find the presence of the date/photo ID number to be perplexing, with regard to the subject, that is. Its format & placement, even the font used, is that of official North American Aviation (NAA)/North American Rockwell (NR/NAR) photographs of the time. If so, the first grouping of numerals might even be missing the normally trailing "8".
Orion - to the best of my knowledge - was primarily, if not exclusively, a General Dynamics (GD)/General Atomic Div. effort/proposal, and the USAF. GD never became affiliated with, nor consumed by NR/NAR. Further, Orion was cancelled as of 1964/65.
If I’m correct, why would NR/NAR reissue what I assume to originally be a GD photo, from ca. 1960-64? The program itself was never resurrected. And if not a reissue, and indeed by NR/NAR, in 1969…why?
Not surprisingly, there’s no shortage of material pertaining to Project Orion.
e05.code.blog/2022/03/28/0025-bx094-fd001_020/
Credit: The Superlative “Station E05” blog
And:
LOTS of FANTASTIC stuff here, specifically page 2 in this instance:
edan.si.edu/slideshow/viewer/?eadrefid=NASM.2003.0025_ref...
ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?max_w=90&id=NASM-NASM....
ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?max_w=90&id=NASM-NASM....
ids.si.edu/ids/deliveryService?max_w=90&id=NASM-NASM....
All above credit: Smithsonian Institution/Smithsonian Online Virtual Archives (SOVA) website
Also:
www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/enginelist3.php#boo...
www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/images/realdesigns/...
Both above credit: ATOMIC ROCKETS website
A model of a different and the most prevalent variant in diagrams & literature, with the forward-located toroidal “crew/personnel accommodations” module/station:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Model_of_proposed_Orion_N...
Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Other than the photos I’ve linked to above of what is likely the same model, my rather extensive searching hasn’t yielded nothing depicting/referencing the forward, transverse-mounted presumable crew/personnel module. Was it to possibly be used in an artificial gravity-inducing capacity? By rotation of the entire spacecraft along the central axis? I don’t see a separation plane between it and the "payload spine" of the vehicle - permitting independent rotation - which I naively/ignorantly would’ve expected.
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There is this...which bears some outward resemblance...however, these are "deployable" modules, that apparently pivot outward - à la "Pilgrim Observer", which certainly doesn't seem to be the case with the model:
edan.si.edu/slideshow/viewer/?eadrefid=NASM.2003.0025_ref939
Credit: Smithsonian Institution/Smithsonian Online Virtual Archives (SOVA) website
Amusingly/Interestingly, artificial gravity for the more prevalently rendered design was to be achieved by the “tumbling pigeon”/”baton” mode of rotation, with the spacecraft basically tumbling end-over-end…not during periods of active nuclear pulsing…of course.
newatlas.com/orion-project-atom-bomb-spaceship/49454/
Credit: “New Atlas” website
web.archive.org/web/20070704104944/http://ntrs.nasa.gov/a...
Credit: The WONDERFUL Internet Archive/Wayback Machine website
ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19760065935/downloads/1976006...
Finally...note the repeated nuclear detonation "weathering" of the bottom of the pusher plate.
I want one…IT. I hope it somehow survived.
Farewell Cygnus – you served us well!
Cygnus CRS-5 departing the Space Station 19 February 2016
More about the Principia mission: www.esa.int/Principia
Credits: ESA/NASA
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An spacecraft from the pioneering days of space exploration, when space was big...
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This quickly built little ship came about because of Tamm S.'s recent and beautiful hovercraft reminded me that I had these Christmas baubles. He also showed me how to attach them using a jumper plate, rather than the Technic pins and axles that I'd previously used. I managed to sandwich the attachment point on the bauble between two jumper plates and attach them to headlight bricks. These then attached to a 2x3 plate.
As you all know and see my photographing skills are mwoa, so Legonardo Davidy offered me to do a new( and of course a better :D) shot of the fighter which I had sent to him through the STG round 5 " the Neophyters" . Needless to say that it looks way better then my pictures :) Enjoy it and a big shout out to Legonardo Davidy for doing this.
Again I am suprised by the people of the online Legocommunity, nothing seems to much to do for a fellow enthusiast :D, you all rock guys & dolls :)
Cheers Henry
The pathway to alien spacecraft.
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