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Sábado, 27 de março, 20:00 hras.

 

apague suas luzes acenda uma vela.

www.horadoplaneta.org.br .

 

On Saturday, 27 of March, 20:00 hras.

put his lights out light a candle.

Simplemente una vela.

Milano, Italy

Curso de navegación a vela latina en L'Albufera. Puerto de Catarroja. Valencia

 

"Lá está o barquinho de velas brancas, navegando no mar!

Bem que ele poderia navegar só nas baías e enseadas, onde não há perigo e o mar é sempre manso.

Mas não!

Deixando a solidez da terra firme, ele se aventura para sentir o vento forte enfunando as velas e o salpicar da água salgada que salta da quilha contra as ondas.

Sem nunca ter um porto onde chegar, ele navega pelo puro prazer de entrar no mar.

 

A vida é assim mesmo. É sempre possível deixar o barco atracado ou só navegar nas baías mansas. Aí não há perigo de naufrágio. Mas não há o prazer do calafrio e do desconhecido."

 

Rubem Alves

"VELA e Mare" - pastello a cera su cartoncino cm 50 x 35 .

Přírodní památka Vela – Hostýnské vrchy

CANGAS (Espanha): Costa da Vela.

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My latest, the Vela Supernova Remnant is 900 light years distant and considered to be one of the closed objects to us of its type. Its located in the Southern Hemisphere in the constellation Vela. The star in question went super nova approximately 11,000 years ago and has expanded to around 50 light years. The area also includes the Puppis A supernova remnant, which is four times more distant.

 

The field of view of this image is extremely wide, covering the equivalent of approximately 30 full moons.

 

I imaged this remotely from Rio Hurtado Valley in Chile with a 135 mm Samyang camera lens on a ASI 2600mm pro camera. It is a combination of two images (2 pane mosaic) highlighting the Ha and Oiii gases. Each filter per pane received 80 min but some only 40. I intend of gather more data for the future.

Shot during the full moon cycle. Thank you for looking!

En la antigua Universidad de Oñati 22018

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Me gustan mucho la velas - Pulsar L

Immagine scattata a Cervia

Corretta in post produzione con Photoshop

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This is a two-part mosaic of the Vela Supernova Remnant with each half covering 3.5 x 5.7 degrees and made up of 2-hours each of Ha and OIII.

 

Telescope: Askar 500 APO refractor at f/3.7.

Camera : ZWO ASI 6200MM.

Filters: IDAS 6.7nm Ha and OIII, mapped to H,O,O = R,G,B

 

8-hours total.

7.0 X 5.7 degrees.

Hotel W - "La Vela" se encuentra entre las otras velas / Hotel W - "La Vela" (The Sail) among the other sails

props to her,it came out clean.

For the most part the weather over the Bank Holiday Easter weekend was a lot better than expected. But our luck ran out on a day trip to Greenwich on the Monday for a meal at our favourite Chinese and a wander around the last two bookshops in town (not including Waterstones).

 

But the cruise ship 'Viking Vela' was in town, moored on the Thames and a few American Tourists could be found visiting, probably from the ship. The Uber Boats (Thames Clippers) were stopping at the Vela as soon as they had left Greenwich Pier so obviously they had an agreement to shuttle the passengers to and from the shore. Cruise ships are limited in size up this far of the Thames because of what can fit through the Thames Barrier. In The distance, under the bow, can be seen the skyscrapers of the City of London.

Out of focus as I almost slipped from the ground. :D But posting it because I liked the expression, and the posture.

From Chelakkara Vela.

Reprodução e uso sem autorização proibidos ® Todos os direitos reservados, 2016, Alexandre Zoppa.

Copyright © 2016 Alexandre Zoppa, all rights reserved.

 

a la luz de la vela

By combining data from NASA’s Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE, shown in light blue), Chandra (purple), and NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope (yellow), researchers are probing the Vela pulsar, the aftermath of a star that collapsed and exploded and now sends a remarkable storm of particles and energy into space. IXPE shows the average orientation of the X-rays with respect to the jet in this image.

 

Credit: NASA/CXC/UMass/Q.D. Wang; Image processing: NASA/CXC/SAO/N. Wolk

 

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