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This striking image features the Icelandic volcano Hverfjall, which erupted over 2,500 years ago leaving a 1km crater.
In this image, snow which has settled on the frozen Myvatn Lake resembles a path leading to the crater!
-Jean
Photograph by Orsolya and Erlend Haarberg
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Selfie bc I dyed and curled my hair!
Paul Lasaine - The Prince of Egypt
Carbon dioxide and space junk. While we know that carbon dioxide has a warming effect in the lower atmosphere, it has the opposite effect in the upper atmosphere – it makes it cooler. This cooling contracts the outermost layer; the thermosphere, where many satellites are situated. A new study, published in Nature Geosicence, has shown that a cool and contracted thermosphere reduces the atmospheric “drag” on satellites and space debris. This “drag” draws objects closer to the Earth, which means that satellites have to boost themselves back into orbit periodically. But, for space junk, this drag means that objects are burnt up in the lower layers of the atmosphere. With a reduced drag, objects in space will have an increased residence time, inevitably resulting in more collisions. This may lead to effects on services provided from space if an important satellite was destroyed by a collision. -Jean Paper: http://www.nature.com/ngeo/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/ngeo1626.html Image courtesy of ESA. (note: This is an artist’s impression, this is not a real life image!)
Here we have our 2nd group project, this idea consisted of creating a smart parking bay by using MQTT,WIFI and NFC. The parking bay would act as a receiver of the information, you would upload any purchases and subscriptions from companies within a shoping-mall from a mobile app through NFC from your phone to your car and from your car to the parking bay. The parking bay would then send this information via MQTT to stores, ie: Starbuck’s. Before you have even left your car, Starbucks would know you have arrived and would know what and how you take your coffee by checking your unique subscription number. If you are a frequent buyer you would receive a fixed loyalty price. This system would also be used to log employees of the mall and automatic payment systems via contactless payment all via the mobile-car-parking bay system. A simple way to track and use customer info as well as form a strong brand loyalty, and a great way of finding data patterns for companies.
Did you Know?
The Las Vegas Luxor Pyramid was designed after the Headquarters of NERV from the Popular anime Evangelion (1995)
More NeverEnding Story. Trying something a wee bit more painterly than usual
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Little diddy I fixed up today. Enjoy! http://ronanlynam.tumblr.com Pinterest
Assassin’s Creed Rising Sun - Created by Vin Hill
This great fan-made concept art takes a look at what an Assassin’s Creed game could look like in 19th century Japan. You can read more about the project on the artist’s blog. You can also follow him on Facebook to see more of his work.
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