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A digital build this time. It's small communication rover.
Build instructions on rebrickable: Instructions on Rebrickable
Have fun with it.
Space under the space.
S3 Pro Infrared Mod with Tokina AT-X 107 DX Fisheye 10-17mm F3.5-4.5 at 10mm ISO100 f/11.0 1/20sec
A salute to Diane Macrae and her Seattle/Gnome series. See her website: dianemacrae.com/gnomes. She was inspired by Amelie, the movie.
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Abstract Art....somewhere in Space...
inspired by the brilliant soundtrack from " 2001 A Space Odyssey " moving music to me....
Entered in Paul's HYPOTHETICAL AWARDS " 5th Music Challenge "
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Holdable Space Cutie in 5 colours by Aine Design
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"Space Center Houston" is the visitor center for Johnson Space Center. There's a lot of things hanging from the ceiling. Most are hard to photograph because the arrangement is very cluttered, but I was able to capture this model of a space walking astronaut. Model may not be the right word, as this is life size, unlike many of the satellite and space station models.
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I just had to put this one up to defrost the stream. Let me take you back to Puerto Rico with me. I still have a lot to come from this set, but I have a feeling there's another cold front coming through!
The space Ship II
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~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Spaces, Novara (Italy).
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I used photo manipulation to make a picture of space and ships. I made this because I love scifi and space. For this project I used photoshop and various photos from google. For most of the picture I used layer masks, and photoshop layer effects and opacity settings.
This one was originally released for publication in Brick Journal. It's from around 1990. It's concept models for what would become M-Tron.
Several ideas from these models crop up in M-Tron and Space Police 1 and 2. At that time the Design Lead would have been Jens Nygaard Knudsen (creator of the Minifig, Classic Space, Underwater and Adventurers), Daniel Krentz (Yellow Castle designer, the first AFOL and first non-Dane Designer (hired 1976)), Niel Milan Pedersen, still at work and creator of the skeleton-fig, horse and countless other parts right up to today's minifigure line.) and other shorter employed Designers who's names I don't know.
The original photograph is out of focus, this is as good as I can get it using photoshop tools.
A festival float to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Space! The figures are from an original 928 hence the somewhat less than perfect torsos
We all dream of space sometimes and my good buddy here is no different. He just happened to be wearing an insanely powerful head torch whilst viewing the beautiful Scottish night sky.
A larger version of the tank on top of my Space Sphere!
See my plane here and the whole collab on InnovaLUG.
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This image shows the inner part of our galaxy, which hosts the largest and densest collection of giant molecular clouds in the Milky Way. These vast, cool clouds contain enough dense gas and dust to form tens of millions of stars like the Sun.
The composite image includes data from the Goddard-IRAM Superconducting 2-Millimeter Observer, ESA’s Herschel satellite, the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope near the summit of Maunakea, Hawaii, and radio observations from the National Science Foundation’s Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array, located near Socorro, New Mexico. The resulting image essentially color codes different emission mechanisms.
Blue and cyan features reveal cold dust in molecular clouds where star formation is still in its infancy. Yellow features, such as the Arches filaments and the Sagittarius B1 molecular cloud, reveal the presence of ionized gas and show well-developed star factories; this light comes from electrons that are slowed but not captured by gas ions. Red and orange regions show areas where high-speed electrons spiral in a magnetic field, such as in the prominent Radio Arc and Sagittarius A, the bright source at the galaxy’s center that hosts its supermassive black hole.
Credits: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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>>Citizentron (space civilians doing their daily space civilian things, vehicles are space-ified City vehicles and every set contains a coffee mug)
It's set 6644 IIIIIIN SPAAAAAACE.
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driven partly by French techno ish something.
Pierre de la Touche - It's For You
NOTE: This is an artist illustration.
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected hints of water vapor while observing rocky exoplanet GJ 486 b, but a mystery remains. Researchers are puzzled over whether the water vapor could be due to cool starspots on the planet’s host star, or if it could indicate an atmosphere — which would be the first atmosphere definitively detected around a rocky exoplanet.
Planet GJ 486 b is very close to its red dwarf star. It completes an orbit in just under 1.5 Earth days, and it has a surface temperature of 800 degrees F (426.7 degrees C). If the water vapor is due to an atmosphere, that atmosphere would need to be continuously replenished due to harsh radiation from the active star. These findings could represent a major breakthrough for exoplanet science.
To get to the bottom of this mystery, astronomers are planning to observe this exoplanet with another Webb instrument. This will help ultimately determine if an atmosphere does exist for planet GJ 486 b. This will help ultimately determine if an atmosphere does exist for planet GJ 486 b, as well as what the source of the water vapor may be. Stay tuned for more to come!
Dive into the details: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2023/webb-finds-water-vapor-...
This image: This artist concept represents the rocky exoplanet GJ 486 b, which orbits a red dwarf star that is only 26 light-years away in the constellation Virgo. By observing GJ 486 b transit in front of its star, astronomers sought signs of an atmosphere. They detected hints of water vapor. However, they caution that while this might be a sign of a planetary atmosphere, the water could be on the star itself – specifically, in cool starspots – and not from the planet at all.
Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, Joseph Olmsted (STScI)
Image description: Occupying the left two-thirds of the image is a foreground planet mostly in shadow. On the right side, a tan crescent shows subtle surface features. A thin, tenuous blue atmosphere lines the planet’s limb. On the right, a small red globe represents a red dwarf star. Its surface is mottled with small, dark spots resembling sunspots. Both planet and star are on a mostly black background speckled with hundreds of faint, distant stars.