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Artwork part 2 In this way the condor will machine itself into a door, even so if there is one it needs the door. The timer of the position will rework the material and in so, if it happens Cuong then what happens? The door to heaven is an old one to have but in time it will sing. The door to heaven is needed as a matter a fact the core is 9. To develop this Cuong the demock is a timer to sing along, the cold one is nine and to position itself into hell. Even so if there is one then it will sing, but the cold mine is the one to have but the sick pay is Centre Link to know that the door is open, even so if there is one then the work of 8th path is a position to time smell itself into a door. Even so if there is one then the work for NASA is a timer to sing along the road, but if the core is nine then the next development is need and the in so of me. The hierarchy of law is the less pressure to include the nine rounds, even so if there is one then the 9 amount is the Sun, this is the hierarchy of law to position itself into the door, even so if there is one then it will win!

📚 This week's fresh picks from fiction, comics, and memoirs are bound to captivate! 🌟 Whether you're into groundbreaking horror, thrilling sci-fi, or real-life tales from space, there's something intriguing for every reader. 🚀 Dive into **"Sharing Space: An Astronaut’s Guide to Mission, Wonder, and Making Change"** where former NASA astronaut Cady Coleman shares fascinating insights into life in zero gravity, promising an engaging read for those curious about the cosmos and dreaming of the stars. 🌌 👻 Chuck Tingle’s **"Bury Your Gays"** challenges clichéd narratives with a horror story featuring monsters, mayhem, and a meta-commentary on queer representation in media. This novel isn't just a typical page-turner — it's a statement. 🏳️🌈💔 🎨 For comic enthusiasts, **"Precious Metal"** by Darcy Van Poelgeest and illustrated by Ian Bertram offers a stunning prequel to the beloved "Little Bird." Set in a dystopian future, this miniseries combines breathtaking artwork with a gripping saga of memory and destiny. 🖌️🔮 What do you think makes a book truly unputdownable? Have these themes touched your life in any way? Share your thoughts and let's get the conversation started! 🗨️👇 #ReadingList #LiteratureLovers #SciFi #HorrorBooks #SpaceExploration #BookRecommendations #DiverseNarratives Check out the full article for more details: [Read More](https://lnkd.in/deUvF8aF) 📖✨

Interstellar turns out as not just a sci-fi blockbuster, it's also a masterpiece of scientific accuracy. The film explores some of the most fascinating concepts of physics, such as wormholes, black holes, time dilation, and the fourth dimension. The filmmakers consulted with renowned physicist Kip Thorne, who provided the math and the science behind the stunning visuals. For example, the black hole Gargantua is depicted with realistic gravitational lensing, which warps the light from the surrounding accretion disc into two images. The film also shows how gravity affects time, making one hour on a planet near Gargantua equivalent to seven years on Earth. The most mind-blowing part of the film is when Joseph Cooper enters the tesseract, a four-dimensional cube that allows him to communicate across time and space. And Interstellar isn't just about equations, it's about the human spirit's resilience. Facing extinction, we venture into the unknown, fueled by love and the unyielding urge to survive. Interstellar is a rare example of a movie that is both entertaining and educational, and that challenges us to think beyond our three-dimensional reality. #Interstellar #ScienceFiction #Physics

Citing this article (https://lnkd.in/gJyiw4kH) "The Truth Is The Military Has Been Researching “Anti-Gravity” For Nearly 70 Years" (we can deduce one thing)... ==================================== "With this in mind, it is possible that there are certain technologies in existence that once were, but may no longer be the things of science fiction.  Regardless, when it comes to harnessing exotic methods of overcoming gravity, the U.S. military’s interest in doing so has continued since the 1950s, and civilian laboratories have been hot on their heels. We're still pursuing answers to the enigma surrounding the recent Navy patents, but to say they have come out of the blue and have no scientific basis whatsoever seems to be not entirely accurate based on the decades of research we've presented here. The same principles and many of the same names cited in Salvatore Pais' patents filed for the US Navy between 2015 and 2018 appear throughout numerous NASA studies, the peer-reviewed publications of the scientific community, and the long history of U.S. government-funded research into general relativity and breakthrough propulsion science. We have to stress once again that this doesn't mean that actually realizing these concepts and putting them to use is possible at this time, or even ever in the future, for that matter. But it does show that there has been an incredibly long and detailed history of interest by the U.S. military and the scientific community in this exotic field that has resulted in significant amounts of research that spans nearly seven decades. All this occurred in spite of the fact that scientists realized as far back as the 1950s that the topic was largely taboo and often scoffed at by the larger scientific community. Once again, what exists behind the curtain of the classified realm is the big wildcard here. With so much research present in the unclassified environment, one can only guess as to just how far the military and their industry partners have actually gone in an effort to obtain the 'Holy Grail' of aerospace engineering. For some, that speculative answer may be not very far at all. For others, it may be quite the contrary. The fact is we just don't know. But at least we do know that the topic, in general, isn't quite as alien as it may seem." Contact the editor: Tyler@thedrive.com ==================================== 'What' can we deduce from what is stated in this article? Would you all like to know? "Yes, Reso, 'what' can we deduce from this article? YOU tell us?!?" In their own words... "the 'Holy Grail' of aerospace engineering'". ✨✨✨✨✨CTP is the Holy Grail of #aerospaceengineering.✨✨✨✨✨ #venturecapital #spacecapital #capital #spaceinvestment #spaceinvestors #deeptech #deeptechstartups #newspace #newspaceeconomy #CTPSpace This is a #CTPcraft 👇 based on the #CTPSci sciences discovered by Drazen.

In my opinion it's an historical achievement that deserves to be known. Thanks Gabriella Bernardi for this info and thanks #nationalgeographic for this interesting article!

"We need grouchy people!" I was watching today the 2006 Nobel Prize Winner, John Mather, explain how the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) works. What caught my attention was he was asked during launch, if the JWST be guaranteed to work? He answered, of course we can never be sure, but he and thousands of people did everything they could to make sure it worked, including listening to grouchy people. By grouchy people, he was referring to review panels, the experts who've done it before, with great instincts on similar matters, and who had the intuition to say grumpily, "No don't do it like that! @#$&!, do it this way instead" I agree wholeheartedly that the grouch factor does play an important role, if and only if, the grouchy input turns out to be right. Meaning there's accountability, skin in the game. But what's more important than the idea itself, Mather says, is practice practice practice to ensure the idea is carried out successfully.

"If the entire Universe could fit in a shoebox, then how big would the world be? And how big would I be?" Nathalie Brans The Artist and the Others is extremely happy to welcome artist Nathalie Brans @nathaliebrans to Munich thanks to a wonderful cooperation with the Willa Waldberta Artist in Residency. @nathaliebrans will start a 3-month residency at Villa Waldberta @artistinresidencemunich this October, allowing her to develop her artistic research and extend her professional connections. This November, she will also present her publications at Super BOOKS 4 @we.are.super.books at @haus_der_kunst Get a glimpse of her practice: "Scale plays an important role in my work. My main sources of inspiration are the heavenly bodies; how we experience them and the connections between them. Like the Sun, Moon and Earth: the Moon orbiting Earth and, in turn, the Earth and the Moon orbiting the Sun. They influence one-another, and together they maintain the balance of our solar system. Reading about astronomy, I study the heavens with my telescope and take photos of the Sun and the Moon. I create tapestries, artist books, collages and, occasionally performance pieces, using Photography - mainly analogue and lens-less - as a tool to collect images, and paper and fabric - foldable, soft materials that are easily manipulated. The materials I use share a tactile, haptic quality. The manual processes involved allow me to directly feel the materials. In this way, I can connect with the process, and with the subjects of my work, establishing an intimate relationship with them." @nathaliebrans

𝗛𝗨𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗬’𝗦 𝗗𝗔𝗪𝗡: 𝗔 𝗦𝗬𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗧𝗥𝗬 𝗢𝗙 𝗦𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗖𝗘(𝗕𝗢𝗢𝗞 𝟮 𝗢𝗙 𝟯) 𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 𝗨𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗟 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘: 12 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗖𝗘𝗣𝗧: 𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗨𝗠 𝗗𝗜𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗦𝗛𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 So in the second instalment I play with the idea of being able to shrink something down to a size that renders it virtually undetectable by conventional sensors, enabling craft to penetrate planetary defences, and insert an assault team on the ground. The concept of shrinking something has long been played with in the Sci-Fi genre but is it really possible? One argument is that amongst inter-linking atoms, and the area between their lowest constituent parts (Quanta), exists an astronomical amount of space. Is it possible to compress this space, with no ill-effect on the larger structure as a whole? We know that at the quantum level there is a size limit, known as the ‘Planck Length’, so the ability to compress is bound by limitations itself. Some would say that this is not possible and that other still yet to be discovered variables, as well as the space in between, is as important to the overall structure of something as the quanta that it is made from. What do you think? Is this lazy hard science or a sufficient enough unknown to make it feasible from a science fiction perspective? #martinrowe #martinroweauthor #humanitysdawn #compassionscry #asymmetryofsentience #fyp #sciencefiction #scifi #hardscience #hardcore #military #spaceopera #epicscifi #book #reading #reader #spacebattle #firstcontact #alien #future #science

This engaging narrative delves into the life and genius of Leonardo da Vinci, highlighting his incredible foresight and contributions beyond his renowned artworks. We explore his fascinating inventions, many of which prefigured modern technology, such as the helicopter, parachute, robotic knight, tank, and scuba gear. The narrative blends historical insights with captivating storytelling, making it perfect for audiences interested in history, art, and science. It showcases da Vinci not just as an artist, but as a visionary inventor whose imagination transcended the boundaries of his time, inspiring generations to come. **Hashtags:** 1. #LeonardoDaVinci 2. #RenaissanceGenius 3. #Inventor 4. #Artist 5. #Visionary 6. #History 7. #Science 8. #Art 9. #Innovation 10. #HelicopterPrototype 11. #ParachuteDesign 12. #RoboticKnight 13. #EarlyTank 14. #ScubaGear 15. #AheadOfHisTime 16. #DaVinciInventions 17. #Technology 18. #Inspiration 19. #HistoricalGenius 20. #CreativeMind 21. #Futuristic 22. #DaVinciLegacy 23. #Mastermind 24. #RenaissanceArt 25. #TimelessGenius

New artwork today. My science fiction theme continues. This new piece conjures, in my mind, two space vessels that are very different. One is a black orb and plain, and the other is very complex. They are communicating. I hope you like it. Title: Communication Between Two Machines #sciencefiction #fractalart #spaceexploration #tantillofineart #tantillo #joetantillo