Sentences with phrase «flashes of light reflecting»

One million miles from Earth, a NASA camera is capturing unexpected flashes of light reflecting off our planet.

Flashes of light reflected off oceans — like those referenced by Sagan — could have a simple explanation, Marshak said: Sunlight hits a smooth part of an ocean or lake, and reflects directly back to the sensor, like taking a flash - picture in a mirror.

A common trope we see in cartoons is a delicate * ding * sound whenever a character winks, or when a random flash of light reflects off a shiny object.

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When the tissue is rapidly rolled and unfurled by the clam, the reflecting light gives the appearance of flashing.

She could find no other instance of animals using silica nanospheres as flashing reflectors, though the white color of several insects apparently comes from a layer of silica that reflects white light.

Accounts of mysterious flashing lights in the sky, spacecrafts and encounters with real aliens reflect high levels of public interest in UFOs and.

The effects life steam condensing on your visor or Samus's face reflecting off the visor when a flash of light goes off nearby show how much Retro payed attention to detail.

The effects life steam condensing on your visor or Samus's face reflecting off the visor when a flash of light goes off nearby show how much Retro payed attention to

However, there is no touch pad implementation which could have been an alternative method of driving on two wheels, driving backwards or performing aerial tricks and no light bar which could have produced a lighter shade of blue when accurately drifting, driving on two wheels or driving backwards through a blue speed strip, flashing red during a crash, green when leading and a multitude of colours to reflect the fireworks and confetti display when winning a race.

The fifth room offers a voyeuristic experience: viewers look through a peep hole, seeing a flurry of flashing lights reflected off the mirrored walls.

Beginning with the milestone installation Infinity Mirror Room — Phalli's Field filled with hundreds of red - spotted phallic tubers, the exhibition will also include Infinity Mirror Room — Love Forever, a hexagonal box with a peephole and reflecting flashing lights, Dots Obsession — Love Transformed into Dots, the room filled with balloon sculptures of vinyl, the Obliteration Room, an all - white replica of a domestic setting that will be covered with colorful dots, and more recent Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity and Souls of Millions of Light Years Away, spectacular LED environments filled with lanterns or crystalline balls.

Tom Friedman's «Caveman (Flash Photograph of the Cover of a National Geographic Magazine Featuring a Drawing of a Prehistoric Man)» (2006), with its face dissolved in a blob of reflected light, figures as a comically cynical rejoinder to the spirit photographs.

In Portal 8 (1968), for example, the latest work from the series exhibited here, a flash of pink marks the artist's attempt to manifest light reflecting from the red quadrilateral immediately to the left.