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Planet Earth is the 3rd planet from the Sun and home to the human species.Earth is the only place in the universe where life is known to exist. Scientific evidence indicates that the planet formed 4.54 billion years
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A disability is a wheelchair or function judged to be significantly impaired relative to the usual standard of an individual of their group. The term is often used to refer to individual functioning, including physical impairment, sensory impairment, cognitive impairment, intellectual impairment, mental illness, and various types of chronic disease. This usage is associated with a medical model of disability. The human rights or social model focuses on functioning as an interaction between a person and their environment, highlighting the role of a society in labelling, causing or maintaining disability within that society, including through attitudes or accessibility favoring the majority. Disabilities may come to people during their life or people may be born disabled.(wikipedia.org)
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Geisha (or Geiko are traditional, female Japanese entertainers, whose skills include performing various Japanese arts, such as classical music and dance. Contrary to popular belief, geisha are not prostitutes.(wkipedia.org)
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Pinups aren’t generally my thing, but there was a contest, so I decided to give it a go. I was actually pleased with the results.
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It’s The Moon
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Is that a rocket strapped to your rhino or are you just happy to see me?
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In this age of nuclear power, there also comes a downside to the terrific scientific achievements of American ingenuity. We must face the fact that there is a grave threat at hand, in the form of hi-tech weapons that employ nuclear force. In fact, these so-called “Atomic Bombs” are capable of causing quite severe inconveniences.
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On dusty desert Goddard tried / Inventions that he did provide / His vision, gravity defied / By rocket science yet untried / / Skeptics ridiculed worldwide / Said his brains were surely fried / They truly hurt him deep inside / So desert he did pick to hide / / He tucked away his battered pride / The desert had him find his stride / Then ridicule did soon subside / With seventy patents by his side / / This painting was inspired by Dr. Robert H. Goddard, the original rocket scientist. This painting shows Dr. Goddard in his old Model A Ford with one of his rockets in tow on the New Mexico desert. At his high school graduation he gave a speech including his most / famous quote, “It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and reality of tomorrow.” / / After graduating from college he taught physics at Clark University in his home town. Unlike his Russian and German counterparts Goddard’s rocket science was more experimental than theoretical. In all, he was granted seventy patents for his inventions. / / In 1920 the Smithsonian published Goddard’s famous paper, “A Method of Attaining Extreme Altitudes”, in which he described how a rocket could be sent to the Moon. The idea was greeted with skepticism from scientists and hysterical laughter from the media. The New York Times published a scornful editorial ridiculing Goddard for this fanciful notion. Goddard was stung by the criticism and spent the rest of his life avoiding publicity. / / It is very sad, that even now, society ridicules those with visions that are not aligned with their own. The lesson to learn here from Goddard, is to never let those that ridicule or oppose your vision to stand in your way, as it will often be you that gets that last laugh when you pursue your dream. / / This painting was created in Photoshop. I first spent many hours restoring a very old and damaged public domain photo, which I am thinking about making available as well due to the quality of the restoration. Then I used the restoration to create the digital painting. Both the painting and the restored photo have been brought up in size tenfold from the original photo, quite a task in itself! They are now both a respectable 4800×3600 pixels at 300 pixels per inch, so the print quality is very good. / /
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Norbit was the first monster of his kind to be sent on a month long expedition by rocket to the planet Zippy. That was 5 years ago! Norbit and the green Zippoid creatures are the best of friends, so much so, Norbit won’t be blasting off anytime soon. Now you can join the quirkyworld family and wear the t-shirt of Norbit and his space exploration team!
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Part of my Guitar Gun series.
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A rocket blast resulting in hearts formed across the sky. /
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No cameras were harmed in the making of these robots… you just look silly taking pics.
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I took this photograph on a cold December morning at sunrise. The sun was behind me hence the golden reflection on buildings. During the winter the views are very clear and crisp. Clouds were approaching and very soon covered the sky. I have another photograph I shot a few minutes later when it got cloudy. You can find that photo here as well.
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wild flowers (Hesperis matronalis) in a small gully, east coast Vancouver Island… Canon EOS 20D / Tamron SP AF 17-35mm f/2.8-4 Di LD IF / 1/50s f/5.6 at 35.0mm iso400
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Taking a short stroll along the waterfront in Geelong today I came across this guy who was out for leisurely sunday morning fly.
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Outer space is awesome.
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Iconic rocket that took us to the moon in the 60s.
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PowerPunch!
by KaijuHark! Look ye yonder! There be a bird! NO, There be a plane! NO, There be DangerBoy! / Yes DangerBoy! Faster then a speeding bullet! when he in his PowerPunch Jet! Ha!
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Another interpretation of the Centennial Rocket. New artwork installation near the new subway line in Vancouver BC. The panel reads: “The original rocket designed by Lew Harry and built for the 1936 Pacific National Exhibition Jubilee Parade stood at the first Vancouver Air Terminal for 37 years. This replica was constructed through the joint efforts of the sheet metal workers union Local 280 (the original builders) and the Vancouver Transportation Club. Presented to the citizens of Vancouver, this project is to commemorate the centennial and the celebration of the Expo 86 World’s Exposition. This rocket is a symbol of the role played by craftsmanship and transportation in the growth of Vancouver”.
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Pizza with rocket, fresh tomatoes and Parmesan cheese & pizza with spinach and salmon. All .. gone!
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A girl.. on an odd rocket-thing. Used: pencils / Size: about 15×15cm (character only)
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Houston..we have thumbs up!
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