Hi we’re the Curlings please unimagine us. It herts
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Hi we’re the Curlings please unimagine us. It herts
CULT OF DIONYSUS X THE VEES
(PINK is Velvette, BLUE is Vox & RED is Valentino. If its in 3 colours it just means they're all singing together.)
So let's make a decision, start a new religion Yeah, we're gonna build a temple to our love Orgiastic dances, nymphs in trances Yeah, we'll be the envy of the gods above
I'm feeling devious You're looking glamorous Let's get mischievous And polyamorous Wine and women and wonderful vices Welcome to the cult of Dionysus
More of Jack Kirby’s concept art for children’s shows, including Orion Express (2), Rayslinger, Skanners Helpers, Sub Surfers, Teens of Tron, The Skanner, Underground Base, Water Warrior and Zooom-Train.
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'The stars in Orion are gradually moving apart, but they are located at such great distances from us that the constellation will remain recognizable a long time after most of the other constellations, whose stars are closer to earth, have morphed into new shapes. One event which could cause a dramatic image change, however, would be Betelgeuse going supernova, which is predicted to happen sometime in the next million years. This will initially cause a light to shine as bright as the full moon in Orion, but a few weeks later that will fade, leaving a dark place where Orion’s shoulder once lay. As internationally recognized star expert James B. Kaler explains, “it will make a God-awful mess of the constellation Orion.”' (source: http://www.astronomytrek.com/step-4-interesting-facts-about-orion/)
~ ORION EXPRESS ~
Credits: © Selenelion Visual Art (MMXVIII)
Orion Express eyes Hotbird satellite hotspot for Russia
Orion Express recently expressed its intent to set up a Hotbird-style satellite hotspot at the 85 degrees east orbital slot.
The Company is a pay-TV operator based in Russia. It is also the anchor tenant at the aforementioned orbital slot, which currently contains the Intelsat-15 and Horizon 2 satellites.
Orion plans to use the spare capacity of the Intelsat and Horizon satellites to form the core of a broader media platform at the 85 degrees east orbital slot. The resulting hot spot will be able to complement two existing slots: The 80 degrees east slot, which is occupied by the new Express satellites, and the 90 degrees east position, which hosts the Yamal satellites operated by Gazprom.
According to Orion, it is ready to help third-party broadcasters expand regional coverage through the provision of uplink services and other means of technical support.
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