Ocurrió hace un par de días en un vuelo de la compañía Alaska Airlines entre Anchorage y Honolulu, durante el eclipse total de sol que pudo verse en algunas zonas del planeta. El avión pasó justamente sobre la zona de sombra proyectada por la Luna y quien graba es el astrónomo Mike Kentrianakis, que no puede evitar la emoción. Por lo visto los pilotos retrasaron unos minutos el vuelo para que los pasajeros pudieran vivir la experiencia. es verdaderamente espectacular. Vía: 20 Minutos.
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Di-Octo. All stainless steel kinetic wind sculpture. Silent operation. 25’6″h x 10’w x 4’6″”d (7.8m h x 3m w x 1.4m d) 1,600lbs (725kg)
Artist Anthony Howe (previously) continues to amaze with his gargantuan kinetic sculptures powered by wind or motors that cycle continuously through hypnotic motions that resemble something between the tentacles of an octopus and an alien spacecraft. Weighing up to 1,600 lbs (725kg), each artwork is first built digitally to test how it will move and react to the force of wind once fabricated in the real world. Seen here are three new sculptures titled Di-Octo, In Cloud Light III, and Switchback. You can see more recent work in his portfolio.
In Cloud III. 7.6 meter tall all stainless kinetic wind powered sculpture. Engineered for extreme high winds yet spins in 2mph. (25′ h x 10’w x 5’d, 1,500lbs), shown here not on pedestal.
Switchback. Gear motor powered, variable speed, all stainless kinetic sculpture for interior or exterior installation. 112″h x 60″w x 34″d.
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Un minuto de silencio por este valiente becario.
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