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ICE-8.jpgSome Day, One Day (by Marco Faccin)129 visitenessun commentoMareKromium
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Apollo_Class.jpgApollo Class128 visite"La Verità non è mai visibile. E' solo un'idea. Ed un'idea la si può vedere?!?"
(Autore sconosciuto)MareKromium
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Sun_Pillar_in_blue_and_violet.jpgSun Pillar from Lake Tahoe - Nevada State Park (USA)127 visiteCaption originale NASA: "Sometimes the unknown is beautiful. In 2000 February near Lake Tahoe, Nevada, two amateur photographers noticed an unusual red column of light rise mysteriously from a setting sun. During the next few minutes, they were able to capture the pillar and a photogenic sunset on film. Pictured above, the red column is seen above a serene Lake Tahoe and snow-capped mountains across from Lake Tahoe-Nevada State Park. The mysterious column, they learned later, is a Sun Pillar, a phenomenon where sunlight reflects off of distant falling ice crystals".
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Moon River.jpgThe Moon over St. Lawrence River127 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day" del 9 Settembre 2005:"Shortly after sunset on September 6th, sky gazers around the world were treated to a lovely crescent Moon in western skies - joined by bright planets Venus and Jupiter.
In this colorful telephoto view from near Quebec City, Canada, the Moon is nestled just above the wide St. Lawrence River. Lights on the horizon are along the river's southern shore. Also known as the evening star, Venus is at the upper left and Jupiter at the upper right, while another prominent celestial beacon, Spica, can be seen shining through the twilight below Venus.
Spica, actually a very close pair of hot blue stars some 260 LY away, is the brightest star in the constellation Virgo".
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cove_of_dreams_1600.jpgTell me the Truth...127 visite
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Goldrake_Red_Moon.jpgForever Young, I wanna be...127 visiteUn indimenticabile Personaggio, noto soprattutto a quelli che, oggi, non sono più "ragazzi", ritorna ad affacciarsi nei nostri Cieli Immaginari, grazie al Grande Lavoro dell'Amico Giorgio Picciau e dei Suoi Colleghi e Collaboratori.
Goldrake, imponente come la Luna che splende alle sue spalle, ha rappresentato un momento alquanto particolare della Storie e della Cultura (non solo cartonistica e cinematografica) del nostro Paese e, forse, dopo il Mito di "Godzilla", egli ha sancito il ritorno in Europa ed in Italia (a questo punto in pianta stabile) del Fantasy Orientale.
I Sogni, come gli Eroi, non muoiono mai, anzi: si rinnovano e rinvigoriscono (come questa "Visione" di Goldrake, a nostro avviso, ne è una evidente conferma), pur rimanendo fedeli a se stessi.
Complimenti, ancora una volta, a Giorgio Picciau e congratulazioni per il Suo Sito "Ufo Robot Project" (http://www.uforobots.net/), che Vi invitiamo a visitare e che sponsorizziamo con infinito affetto!MareKromium
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Earth_and_Moon.gifMother and Daughter...127 visiteA NASA camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite captured a unique view of the Moon as it moved in front of the sunlit side of Earth last month.
The series of test images shows the fully illuminated “dark side” of the Moon that is never visible from Earth.
The images were captured by NASA’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC), a four megapixel CCD camera and telescope on the DSCOVR satellite orbiting 1 MMs from Earth. From its position between the Sun and Earth, DSCOVR conducts its primary mission of real-time solar wind monitoring for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).MareKromium
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Cerchio.jpgWhat is a "Circle"?127 visiteLa domandina è semplice: quando un angolo si riduce ad un "punto", quale sarà mai la dimensione dell'angolo/punto stesso, esprimendola in gradi?MareKromium
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The_Moon_and_Venus_2.jpgSetting Moon and Venus (Credits: Dott.ssa Tatiana Balbiani)127 visite“I dolori, le delusioni e la malinconia non sono fatti per renderci scontenti e toglierci valore e dignità, ma per maturarci”
Herman HesseMareKromium
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MoonoverAntarctica.jpgAlien Landscape (Moon over Antarctica)126 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day" del 25 Novembre 2005:"Last week, the nearly Full Moon set along the Northern Horizon - as seen from Davis Station, Antarctica. The squashed orange pumpkin shape just silhouettes the peak of a distant iceberg in this stunning view.
The Moon's apparently squashed shape is due to atmospheric bending of light or refraction - an effect which is more severe closer to the horizon. Skimming low along the stark features of the frozen landscape, the Moon's lower edge appears noticeably more distorted than the upper limb. Along with about 70 others present at Davis Station, Dr. Jim Behrens had a chance to enjoy the view while studying the ongoing detachment of a large iceberg known as "Loose Tooth".
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hideaway_nielsen_big.jpgHideaway126 visite"...On the day I called, you answered me,
You increased my strength of soul..."
Psalm 138:3
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Earthly Sky.jpgNot a "Nebular Cloud"...Just a "cloud"!125 visitenessun commento
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