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midtskogenDate: Tuesday, 12.08.2014, 21:53 | Message # 616
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It's very hard to notice that the "super moon" is bigger, but I think it's possible to see that it's brighter, i.e. increased ambient light. But the moon is low in the sky here these days, so it looks fairly dim anyway.

We're dealing with the remains of hurricane Bertha these days, so the moon is mostly obscured.


200 deg panorama from last night (in IR).

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More lightnings:






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spacerDate: Tuesday, 12.08.2014, 22:11 | Message # 617
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midtskogen, this weather in summer?! disappointing! cool i want your weather when i go outside...i cook from the sun.

ohh this is just because you are in the far north...but i didnt know that like this. its new to me, i though that you also have suny days all the summer just with cold air wacko





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midtskogenDate: Wednesday, 13.08.2014, 06:11 | Message # 618
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its new to me, i though that you also have suny days all the summer just with cold air

Haha. In the summer of 2000 a weather station nearby recorded 87 consecutive days with rain. This year we had a extremely nice summer, though. Only 48% cloud cover and a mean of 19.5C in July, about 5 deg above the normal. That only happens two or three times in a century.

Yearly average cloud cover here is about 2/3 and precipitation around 1000 mm. This is in the dry part of the country.





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WatsisnameDate: Sunday, 17.08.2014, 09:12 | Message # 619
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Nothing quite like a good cloud forest. smile








 
Billy_MayesDate: Tuesday, 02.09.2014, 14:05 | Message # 620
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I'm learning Blender, here's my first fluid simulation:






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laiodDate: Tuesday, 02.09.2014, 18:13 | Message # 621
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Awesome animation Billy! I had no idea you could make a water animation in blender.....




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WatsisnameDate: Wednesday, 03.09.2014, 12:16 | Message # 622
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Oh neat, didn't know Blender could do that either.

While on the note of fluid mechanics, I'll drop some photos I took today of water doing watery things.




And some various other things as well:








 
SalvoDate: Wednesday, 03.09.2014, 12:20 | Message # 623
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Living things being adorable

You can't do this to me cry
What is the second one anyway? smile





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WatsisnameDate: Wednesday, 03.09.2014, 12:30 | Message # 624
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That's a Harbor seal pup. It would wake up, look at me for a few seconds, decide I wasn't a threat, then stretch, yawn, and fall back asleep. Cutest thing I've ever seen. happy




 
werdnaforeverDate: Wednesday, 03.09.2014, 15:01 | Message # 625
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Most recently I've worked on the maglev system; once this is finished, I can start working more on building designs and placement.

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While on the note of fluid mechanics, I'll drop some photos I took today of water doing watery things.

And some various other things as well:


Some of these are just stunning! smile

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Edited by werdnaforever - Tuesday, 09.09.2014, 00:49
 
HarbingerDawnDate: Wednesday, 03.09.2014, 15:35 | Message # 626
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It would wake up, look at me for a few seconds, decide I wasn't a threat, then stretch, yawn, and fall back asleep

So adorable!





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WwadlolDate: Thursday, 04.09.2014, 06:45 | Message # 627
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So i made some music.
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laiodDate: Thursday, 04.09.2014, 23:52 | Message # 628
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That sounds like something you could put in SE. I like it. biggrin




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Billy_MayesDate: Saturday, 13.09.2014, 10:40 | Message # 629
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I made another fluid simulation:






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SalvoDate: Saturday, 13.09.2014, 13:13 | Message # 630
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Quote Billy_Mayes ()
I made another fluid simulation:

How? wacko





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