The Kovac Planetarium is the world's fourth - and largest - mechanical globe planetarium. 22-feet in diameter, it displays all the stars in the northern hemisphere visible to the unaided eye. This planetarium is one of the very coolest things in the Wisconsin northwoods.

For more information, see: www.kovacplanetarium.com .

I highly recommend contacting owner, Frank Kovac, for an appointment to visit the planetarium and see Frank's marvelous presentation. A wonderful experience!

Hollywood Boulevard

Green Olive and Black Garlic Emulsion, Sundried Tomato Sauce Vierge.

Photo by Kai.

West Side of Los Angeles somewhere

Makes you wonder who is on the "not-elite" list.

celso (porn) star maps on sunset boulevard...

Carrie Gundersdorf at VONZWECK

"Orion - approx. 3 hours, 2007"

Watercolor and colored pencil on paper

41" x 50"

Reprocessed the images, used different perspective for stitching, and also decided to make image B&W, as colour difference made image just too difficult to get right, and look pleasing.

I think the limiting magnitude for this image is about ~14-15

I have made this creative commons, so feel free to use it however you want.

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View Large On Black ?

SPi-V is here.

Born of Angel Anderson

High detail renders of the starmap planets: the life world, dead world and mineral world respectively.

#1 The Looking Closet Girl

#2 The Looking Glass Girl

#3 You Just Saw A Shooting Star

#4 Starmap

Musicians

Tomoko Nishita : Vocals

Yuri Hirai : Chorus (Track 4), Tambourine (Track 1)

Yushi Ibuki : Chorus (Track 2&4)

Music & Words : Les Glass Glace

Produced by Yushi Ibuki

Artwork by saaaya

gallerydrawer.blogspot.com

Mastered by Steve Fallone (Sterling Sound, NYC)

Vocals & Tambourines Recorded at HMstudio

Les Glass Glace myspace URL

www.myspace.com/lesglassglace

Les Glass Glace SoundCloud URL

soundcloud.com/lesglassglace

la reine Reinette URL

www.reinette.info/

LYS -la reine Reinette- 1st collection -ChapterⅠ.startail-

A cool piece at a local gallery in Beyoglu.

4 pages of Apps on my 32GB iPod Touch as of 07/25/2008 12:17 AM EDT... documented more fully at:

Configuring & Loading the iPhone & iPod Touch

On this page:

Safari, Byline, Mail, Twitterrific Premium, Google, New York Times, WeatherBug, Starmap, Calendar, Contacts, Sketchs, Notes, Roman Catholic Calendar, Universalis, Maps, Settings

Dock:

Music, Videos, App Store, Cydia

Old German star map of the north celestial pole, dithered for fun.

View of the heavens as they will appear just after the sun has disappeared below the water line on January 29 from the beach front in Gulf Shores. One can use the Night Vision program to locate constellations for meteor showers and for alignment of planets (or just to identify). Google Earth can be used to determine longitude and latitude. South end of hwy 59 is -87:41, 30:15 (enter in to coordinates and be sure to Save Location under File). For setting time just click on computer icon in tool bar. Left mouse clicking on the screen will enlarge an area; use slide bars to scroll.

Night Vision Download (3.8 MB) - www.nvastro.com/nvj.html

Brody and I look here - spaceweather.com/

Rise/Set Times for Gulf Shores - gswx.net/

Forecasted Wave Heights & Wind (animated) - www.srh.noaa.gov/mob/?n=swan

Cloudiness/Storms - www.intellicast.com/Local/WxMap.aspx?location=USAL0254

Tides - gofishingforum.net/tide.pl?location=Alabama%20Point%2c%20...

The Kovac Planetarium is the world's fourth - and largest - mechanical globe planetarium. 22-feet in diameter, it displays all the stars in the northern hemisphere visible to the unaided eye. This planetarium is one of the very coolest things in the Wisconsin northwoods.

For more information, see: www.kovacplanetarium.com .

I highly recommend contacting owner, Frank Kovac, for an appointment to visit the planetarium and see Frank's marvelous presentation. A wonderful experience!

A turn-of-the-century (the early 1900's, that is) way to view photographs in 3-D!