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Justin Dolske
@dolske
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Bacon enthusiast, occasional photographer, snuggler of kittens. Ex-Mozilla.
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OH LAWD HE COMIN'......false alarm.
Hmm, did they fly out a spare B-1? The one visible on ADS-B only circled and then left, no stadium flyby. At least I saw the 6 F-15/F-18/F-35 heading to Moffett!
Slightly disappointed the Superb Owl flyby isn't staging the B-1s out of Moffett, that would have been fun. But maybe I can watch the F-35s / F-18s landing...
Caption: "These pinholes require high precision in diameter, typically within a few millimeters."
*sad LockPickingLawyer lol*
(While many locks are poorly-made, that should be more on the order of 0.01mm.)
How It's Made: SSL/TLS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRfAAewQad0
90 Million Padlocks Annually! Unveiling the Mass Production Secrets in The Chinese Factory
Astronomy Picture of the DayNorthern Fox Fires
Image Credit & Copyright: Dennis Lehtonen
Explanation: In a Finnish myth, when an arctic fox runs so fast that its bushy tail brushes the mountains, flaming sparks are cast into the heavens creating the northern lights. In fact the Finnish word "revontulet", a name for the aurora borealis or northern lights, can be translated as fire fox. So that evocative myth took on a special significance for the photographer of this northern night skyscape from Finnish Lapland near Kilpisjarvi Lake. The snowy scene is illuminated by moonlight. Saana, an iconic fell or mountain of Lapland, rises at the right in the background. But as the beautiful nothern lights danced overhead, the wild fire fox in the foreground enthusiastically ran around the photographer and his equipment, making it difficult to capture in this lucky single shot.
Seán Doran'Light Fantastic'
21,837 images across 18 time-lapse sequences photographed by Don Pettit & Butch Wilmore are repaired, remastered and retimed to create 3x real time video footage with music by Chris Zabriskie.
Credit: Butch Wilmore / Don Pettit / ISS / NASA / ESRS / Seán Doran
ISS - Light Fantastic
Joy'Planet Pirouette'
1,500 images captured by Don Pettit are processed, graded & interpolated to create this video footage of the Optimal Propellant Maneuver by ISS on 7th April 2025, music by Stellardrone. Cropped and edited from 8m34s 4k original.
Credit: Don Pettit / ISS / NASA / ESRS / Seán Doran
"Oscilloscope music" is also awesome, although I find it painful to listen to. (Something about the unnatural phasing makes my head hurt.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDERfRP2GI0
