Sentences with phrase «up images of the sky»

Once the telescope is up and running, around 2014, astronomers will maintain continuous automated surveillance of the heavens, calling up images of the sky with no more effort than the click of a mouse.

We stayed in a regular suite, which featured a large blow - up image of the sky and scattered images of motorsport hung about the room.

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In order to foster anew the natural complementarity of science and religion, Pope John Paul II came up with the colourful image of a bird seeking to soar into the skies.

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Now as he settles down in front of the computer, watching images of the sky build up on the screen, Dyvig slides naturally into his identity as one of the world's leading asteroid hunters — as someone who, just maybe, could help save the planet.

According to the atlas, which was produced by analyzing tens of thousands of high - resolution images of nighttime lights on Earth from the NOAA — NASA Suomi National Polar - orbiting Partnership satellite, roughly one in three humans on Earth can not see the Milky Way when they look up into the night sky.

Image from the launching point of the telescope looking up into the night sky.

South African Astronomical Observatory — A list of Virtual Observatory - compatible applications, tools and data archives to do science — online data archives, data discovery, analysis, and plotting tools Mitaka 4 - dimensional digital universe — Software to visualize the known Universe with up - to - date observational data and theoretical models, by National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ)[With Mutiple Language Support] SAO / NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)-- A Digital Library portal for researchers in Astronomy and Physics Virtual Astronomical Observatory (VAO)-- electronic integration of astronomy data, tools, and services to the global community SkyView — A Virtual Observatory on the Net generating images of any part of the sky at wavelengths in all regimes from Radio to Gamma - Ray.

Yet with daunting images of sky - high waves and deep water, it's no wonder most of us are intimidated by the thought of taking up surfing.

The image of a cabana propped up on a white sand beach with a steady sun in the sky is enough to start Googling for vacation rentals.

There are some rather humorous puzzles such as Gamer Sayings within the wacky category which contains various phrases such as «If at first you don't succeed throw your controller», while there are breathtaking images of the night sky looking up at the stars and looking at Earth from the stars, beautiful animals such as horses and peacocks and much more besides.

Starting up «Strange Rain» brings up the image of a gray sky and raindrops falling out of it.

Here it comes in the form of a pale, 1960s Wallace Berman image of the moon's remote surface overlaid with cryptic writing; a black - and - white Vija Celmins screen - print of the vast, horizonless ocean that appears to carry a faint «X,» as if the printing plate had been canceled; a ragged piece of fiberglass painted with a Tiepelo - like sky by Joe Goode, who seems to have ripped it from either the actual heavens above or a movie - studio set; and a photographic close - up of shifting desert sand, over which actual sand and colored pigment has been applied by David Benjamin Sherry, as if reality were a veil obscuring camera - created truth in our mediated universe.

Close up on Rockburne's drawings, «Piero's Sky» and «Particle and Wave,» we can see the rough surface and dense materiality of an image that looks light and airy from a distance.

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Hirose picks up things dissolved within our daily life and recomposes them like poems: such as in the «Sky» series in which he took photographs of sky on his actual travels; the «Night» series whereby he traveled in the image of photographic clippings from printed matters; and the «Beans Cosmos» series in which he encloses various materials such as pasta, maps, beans and gold in acrylic cubSky» series in which he took photographs of sky on his actual travels; the «Night» series whereby he traveled in the image of photographic clippings from printed matters; and the «Beans Cosmos» series in which he encloses various materials such as pasta, maps, beans and gold in acrylic cubsky on his actual travels; the «Night» series whereby he traveled in the image of photographic clippings from printed matters; and the «Beans Cosmos» series in which he encloses various materials such as pasta, maps, beans and gold in acrylic cubes.

Growing up «out of the furnace» in North Braddock, Pennsylvania, a steel town near Pittsburgh that was then in its heyday, Bartman vividly remembers images of the mills at night and the energy of the rich colors emanating from the steel furnaces and reflected in the skies.

His images of lit up sky rises, mexican wrestlers, cowboys gathered around a campfire, and nudes in a mysterious desert all make theatrical references.

More specifically, the exhibition includes Charles Jones» lovely, luminous peach; Nikolai Kuleschow's surveillance balloon; Fredrich Seidenstucker's trio of kitchen maids; Anton Stankowski's photogram of a haunting baby; anonymous images of birds on wires; fireworks leaving mysterious words in the sky, and the forensic close - up of a pistol pointed directly at the viewer.

Yet they are as recombinant as his previous work — a mash - up of Google Maps and images of the sky borrowed from the backgrounds of Surrealist paintings.

Veca grew up around the San Francisco Bay Area surrounded by words; words in the sky, words on the streets, words on the billboards, on trucks and grocery stores, liquor stores — everywhere — an environment of language, letters and images.