Sunday, August 29, 2010

World's Largest Tech Deck Park

(Hyper-Life Searching 0945-23)


I can see the Stars.

I can see them even though they no longer exist, why? All that is within my reach is it a lie, the vision of a decadent age Reminescence? I would assume, given this reality so abject contaminates my mind as a virus. I wish I could free myself from my pitiful human limitations to reach a higher stage and no longer have to suffer all these boring and meaningless platitudes.

how I no longer feel any emotions to transcend suffering .

I can feel the WORLD.

Like a symphony, the electromagnetic vibrations of the planet manifested in me, a song primal, fundamental a word. But its meaning escapes me and the ultimate purpose of this world I will not be revealed. I need to know? Have even a slim idea about the future he would let me change the doom of the damned planet?

Would I and the power to save you? Save me?

I Can Hear the Sun.

I bathed in its bright light that allows me to live, while continuing to travel in space on this giant rock. Through the Cold and Empty Infinite, this heat rocks me and gives me the ability to forget and dream.

Even if there is no escape and that we are doomed to repeat this cycle again and again, my infinite sadness hides through the light of this star power, capable of breaking the darkest dark.

I Can find HEAVEN.

I must escape through the starry skies I will find the path to the throne of Truth. To understand
Reason of Existence .

So I will rule ...

Why Does My Green Beans Spark In The Microwave

moonrise

August 29, 2010 Moonrise from Pierre-Paul Feyte we Vimeo.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Japan Train Grope Web



I lend some similarity between the "first light" of a telescope and the launching of a ship. The hull is complete, there are still a lot of amenities and second-work to do. But already, but most is the moment of truth for the designer of the craft, which carried by the wave, will reveal the relevance of the calculations and / or approximations that led to its realization.

That sixteen years of this, I had striven, in a newspaper yet far more difficult today to rub two glass disks against each other dozens of hours. Objective of such obstinacy : The making of a telescope with a mirror 250 mm in diameter. Four years ago, my friend Philippe Tosi accepted with enthusiasm that it is customary to touch the mirror I had in the fire of my youth, wearing a hyperbolic profile when it is the parable must dictate rigorously establishing its subtle concavity. The goldsmith truculent done fine work, but two years went by until I do take the August view of a surface layer of aluminum to the care of Legrand Rabastens-de-Bigorre.
Another two years, and here I am finally able to consider building an observatory preserved under the sky of the Gers. Deep motivation that the gratification of his childhood dreams! So I set out to achieve a robust pace of octagonal tube. Hour workshop where I am denied the use of establishing shots, the only pen that I was manipulating me for being that carried the plot elements of the cuts on wood or steel. Manufacture groping in the memory of a first embodiment designed in 1994.
August 17, first test: the telescope in precarious position gives me rosy pictures of the moon to bed now, but it is impossible to assess the fine detail due to the sharp deterioration CAUSED the extremely low position of the star.
Yesterday evening, 25 August, after the early realization of a support azimuthal comes the moment of the first observations worthy of the name. Despite the atmospheric turbulence that accompanies the onset of a light southerly wind already guessed where the furnace tomorrow, details abound on the moon, and I am literally fascinated by the details that reveal themselves, and too rare at too brief respite from the hectic atmosphere on Jupiter's disk. Then came the Pleiades and the Perseus double cluster, then sleep eyes misted over with stars and distant worlds. Some images
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A little edge centered on the Moon crater Petavius.


Jupiter and two of its satellites (click to enlarge).

telescope photographed the moonlight
(photo taken by show of hands, laying of 0.8 s, iso 8000, 50/1.7!)