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Daihatsu Taft Crossfield Ver, 2021. To be presented at January’s Tokyo Auto Saloon, a high riding version of Daihatsu’s micro SUV (Taft stands for Tough & Almighty Fun Tool). It will for part of the 5-car Daihatsu Village Colorful Carnival at the virtual event

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Lagonda V12 Rapide Drophead Coupé, 1938. From a time when Lagonda were still an independent company, powered by a SOHC per bank 60° V12 engine designed by W.O. Bentley moved to Lagonda after selling his company to Rolls Royce. In total 17 V12 roadsters were made out of a total 187 Lagonda V12 models

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Mitsubishi Delica Star Wagon 4WD “Chamonix”, 1985. A special edition of Mitsubishi’s forward control van equipped for skiers named after a French ski resort (though it was an edition for the Japanese market)

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Golden Hour from El Sereno, Los Angeles - January 2, 2020

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Winter in Los Angeles

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stellar-official

space suggestion

the universe does not care if you messed up. it’s okay. you can try again tomorrow, my star.

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Currently 🙁

maxitrash

The energy that these pictures have.

wwanderllust

cooking together with wine, music and only half dressed

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8-bitfiction

celebrityho

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Fiat Citycar Concept, 1972. The original version of the experimental electric microcar that was later presented as the X1/23. This version had a front mounted electric motor feed by a boot-mounted battery pack

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Tesla Cybertruck, 2021. Elon Musk has revealed his company’s new electric pick-up which features stainless steel bodywork over stainless steel monocoque construction

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GM MGL/MOLAB, 1964. Developed by General Motors for NASA as a possible all-terrain extra terrestrial exploration laboratory. The MOLAB was powered by a modified Corvair flat 6 engine. It could accommodate a pair of astronauts for up to two weeks, though modifications would also allow the MOLAB to handle three astronauts for shorter periods or travel further afield by carrying fewer supplies. NASA used MOLAB for seven years, developing moon suits for the Apollo astronauts, who trained in and drove MOLAB in the New Mexico desert. It was loaned to the U.S. Geological Survey and was used by them for mapping mineral deposits and taking soil samples. It also appeared in the dystopian sci-fi movie Ravagers (1979).

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bunjywunjy

oh it totally does, but you can’t hear it because space is a vacuum and sound can’t travel through a vacuum!

and that’s a good thing,

because the roar of the sun would clock in at around 120db heard from earth, about the equivalent to having a train’s horn go off three feet from your face.

constantly. all the time, even at NIGHT. there would be no escape.

zeyrablue

this is simply terrifying. how do you erase knowledge please ?

kedreeva

NASA actually recorded the sun, if you want to hear it:

And they recorded the planets too:

gardeninthevoid

so, the sun and the earth sound about how i would’ve expected, and a lot of other planets just make strong wind sounds which is perfectly reasonable but venus sounds like pure dread?!?! WHY IS SATURN SCREAMING?!? pluto isn’t bad and is actually kinda nice but it’s very strange to me too like Why Does It Do That. jupiter is super chill 10/10. pluto and jupiter need to collab i would buy that album