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The wander track light walking route is the highlight of the Dordrecht December Days. Can be admired daily from 5 pm to 10 pm in the historic city center from December 9 to January 8 (with the exception of December 25 and 31). Take a journey through time at twelve locations with beautiful light projections that tell stories from the Canon of Dordrecht. On the flyer of the Dordtse December Days (available at VVV Dordrecht, winter squares and various catering establishments, among others) you can puzzle along during the wander track and you have a chance to win a nice prize. Puzzle unraveled? Enter your answer here. Those who visit the city center in the evening will find themselves in a fairytale setting. A route with light art takes you along special locations during Dwaalspoor. Breathtaking animations and light projections provide a magical journey through time from the Hof of Holland, to the Big church.
BR Standard 9F No. 92212 pictured at Wanders curve on the Mid Hants railway, hauling a demonstration freight train to Alton.
A while back I posted this as BW but on second thought I wanted it shown in colour too. You can see the BW here or in the comments.
Wanderung von der Station Hoefatsblick (1932 m )der Nebelhornbahn in Oberstdorf zum Laufbacher Eck (2147 m ). Eine alpine Pfadwanderung mit landschaftlichen Hoehepunkten am laufenden Band, allerdings mit einigen schwierigen Passagen, die Schwindelfreiheit und Trittsicherheit vorraussetzen.
Bei gutem Wetter eine atemberaubend schoene Tour.
WND JF3GPSFC nebula in exouniverse
Image credit: WANDER Space Probe / Navid Baraty
Big news! I’m excited to announce my new ongoing series of images taken by the WANDER space probe. WANDER (Wormhole Accelerated Nomad Delivering Exploratory Reconnaissance) is on a mission to explore beyond our universe and capture never-before-seen images of what exists in these strange worlds. WANDER travels by tunneling through wormholes, or “shortcuts” through spacetime. The wormholes are created from huge quantities of extremely dense matter in neutron stars and are filled with incredible amounts of negative energy harnessed from the vacuum of space. This negative energy holds the tunnel of the wormhole open long enough to be traversable.
With my technical background and knowledge of photography, I’m honored to have been selected as the lead image processor for the WANDER mission. WANDER uses special electronic detectors to record wavelengths of light throughout the range of the electromagnetic spectrum. This raw image data from WANDER is transmitted to Earth in the form of qubits (quantum bits) at nearly instantaneous speeds via quantum entanglement. My job is to analyze and edit this data to produce finished color images that accurately depict the grandeur of these universes.
UPDATE: For several months, the WANDER space probe mysteriously disappeared and completely ceased transmitting all data to Earth. With heavy hearts, all of us involved with the WANDER mission assumed the worst. Miraculously and quite unexpectedly, the WANDER resumed contact with our servers last week and data connection has been fully restored with the probe! I'm so happy to report that I've once again resumed my role as the lead image processor and will be posting images seen by the WANDER space probe in these strange and mysterious worlds.
First up is this image of a nebula designated WND JF3GPSFC. We're very interested in the unusual streams of gas emanating from this nebula and I'll be posting updates as we know more.
Follow updates from WANDER on twitter and on facebook.
A lone Samurai wanders but as he sees the snow but with the ground being normal, he knows that winter is coming to an end and Spring is about to bloom wonders and natural beauty.
“This building, this life is like a massive piece of space junk that I’m guiding into a temporary parking space” (J. Vincent).
WND 5C1O2CH Nebula in exouniverse
Image credit: WANDER Space Probe / Navid Baraty
Big news! I’m excited to announce my new ongoing series of images taken by the WANDER space probe. WANDER (Wormhole Accelerated Nomad Delivering Exploratory Reconnaissance) is on a mission to explore beyond our universe and capture never-before-seen images of what exists in these strange worlds. WANDER travels by tunneling through wormholes, or “shortcuts” through spacetime. The wormholes are created from huge quantities of extremely dense matter in neutron stars and are filled with incredible amounts of negative energy harnessed from the vacuum of space. This negative energy holds the tunnel of the wormhole open long enough to be traversable.
With my technical background and knowledge of photography, I’m honored to have been selected as the lead image processor for the WANDER mission. WANDER uses special electronic detectors to record wavelengths of light throughout the range of the electromagnetic spectrum. This raw image data from WANDER is transmitted to Earth in the form of qubits (quantum bits) at nearly instantaneous speeds via quantum entanglement. My job is to analyze and edit this data to produce finished color images that accurately depict the grandeur of these universes.
On occasion, WANDER will be making observations in our universe as it periodically returns to Earth for routine maintenance.
Follow updates from WANDER on twitter and on facebook.
Desde que llegué a la isla (Gran Canaria) este se ha convertido en uno de mis lugares favoritos. Deambular entre pinares, caminar por senderos empedrados, respirar aire fresco y conectar de pleno conmigo mismo
Blick vom Mehlberg bei Steinach an der Saale in Unterfranken Richtung Ostsüdosten. In den Ferne erkennt man den Höhenzug der Haßberge.
Ghostly anomaly in Universe SBE133
Image credit: WANDER Space Probe / Navid Baraty
Big news! I’m excited to announce my new ongoing series of images taken by the WANDER space probe. WANDER (Wormhole Accelerated Nomad Delivering Exploratory Reconnaissance) is on a mission to explore beyond our universe and capture never-before-seen images of what exists in these strange worlds. WANDER travels by tunneling through wormholes, or “shortcuts” through spacetime. The wormholes are created from huge quantities of extremely dense matter in neutron stars and are filled with incredible amounts of negative energy harnessed from the vacuum of space. This negative energy holds the tunnel of the wormhole open long enough to be traversable.
With my technical background and knowledge of photography, I’m honored to have been selected as the lead image processor for the WANDER mission. WANDER uses special electronic detectors to record wavelengths of light throughout the range of the electromagnetic spectrum. This raw image data from WANDER is transmitted to Earth in the form of qubits (quantum bits) at nearly instantaneous speeds via quantum entanglement. My job is to analyze and edit this data to produce finished color images that accurately depict the grandeur of these universes.
On occasion, WANDER will be making observations in our universe as it periodically returns to Earth for routine maintenance.
Follow updates from WANDER on twitter and on facebook.