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Journey to The Dark Side of The Moon Steve Bogaerts Scooter Cave Dive using the Razor Side Mount System and a Silent Submersion N19 DPV. Tags: Akumal, Cancun, Cave, Cave Diving, Cavern, Cavern Diving, Cenote, DPV, Diving, Exploration, Go Side Mount, HP, HP Hartmann, Mexico, N19, Playa Del Carmen, Puerto Aventuras, Razor, Razor Side Mount System, Razor System, SS-N19, Scooter, Scootering, Scuba, Scuba Diving, Sidemount, Sidemount Diving, Silent Submersion, Skills Demo, Steve Bogaerts, Tulum 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Age of Discovery: Spanish and Portugese Explorations (clip) Artwork and map animation help illustrate the exciting voyages of Prince Henry the Navigator, Díaz, Columbus, Vasco da Gama, Magellan, Ponce de León, Balboa, Cortes and Pizarro. A Coronet release. 12 minutes, color. direct link to purchase video: http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com/Products/VideoDetail.aspx?id=1ce8b5a3-6bad-4215-9d40-3b622b5d5fa9&cat=&sub=30cf1789-9bd4-45c8-b154-c990631e2014 Tags: Age, Balboa, Columbus, Discovery, Exploration, Magellan, Portugese, Spanish, daGama, explorers, group, learning, phoenix, voyages 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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STS-51-L, Launch, Challenger (Jan. 28, 1986) STS-51L Mission: TDRS-2; SPARTAN-203 Satellites Space Shuttle: Challenger Launch Pad: 39B Launch Weight: 268,829 pounds Launched: Jan. 28, 1986, 11:38:00 a.m. EST Revolution: 0 Mission Duration: 1 minute, 13 seconds Orbit Altitude: 150 nautical miles (planned) Orbit Inclination: 28.5 degrees (planned) Miles Traveled: 18 miles Mission Highlights (Planned) The planned orbital activities of the Challenger 51-L mission were as follows: On Flight Day 1, after arriving into orbit, the crew was to have two periods of scheduled high activity. First they were to check the readiness of the TDRS-B satellite prior to planned deployment. After lunch they were to deploy the satellite and its Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) booster and to perform a series of separation maneuvers. The first sleep period was scheduled to be eight hours long starting about 18 hours after crew wakeup the morning of launch. On Flight Day 2, the Comet Halley Active Monitoring Program (CHAMP) experiment was scheduled to begin. Also scheduled were the initial "teacher in space" (TISP) video taping and a firing of the orbital maneuvering engines (OMS) to place Challenger at the 152-mile orbital altitude from which the Spartan would be deployed. On Flight Day 3, the crew was to begin pre-deployment preparations on the Spartan and then the satellite was to be deployed using the remote manipulator system (RMS) robot arm. Then the flight crew was to slowly separate from Spartan by 90 miles. On Flight Day 4, the Challenger was to begin closing on Spartan while Gregory B. Jarvis continued fluid dynamics experiments started on day two and day 3. Live telecasts were also planned to be conducted by Christa McAuliffe. On Flight Day 5, the crew was to rendezvous with Spartan and use the robot arm to capture the satellite and re-stow it in the payload bay. On Flight Day 6, re-entry preparations were scheduled. This included flight control checks, test firing of maneuvering jets needed for re-entry, and cabin stowage. A crew news conferences was also scheduled following the lunch period. On Flight Day 7, the day would have been spent preparing the Space Shuttle for deorbit and entry into the atmosphere. The Challenger was scheduled to land at the Kennedy Space Center 144 hours and 34 minutes after launch. NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center Tags: 1080i, 39B, Agency, Apollo, Asteroid, Astronaut, Atlantis, Boosters, Cam, Challenger, Columbia, Comet, Constellation, Craft, Defense, Discovery, Earth, Endeavour, Exploration, Explorer, Flight, Florida, Gravity, HD, HQ, Hubble, JFK, Jupiter, Kennedy, Kepler, Launch, Launches, Lunar, Mars, Mission, Moon, NASA, NASATelevision, Orbit, Orbiter, Orbiters, Pad, Program, Rocket, Rover, SRB, STS, Satellite, Science, Shuttle, Solar, Solid, Space, Sun, System, Technology, Telescope, USA, Universe, View, explosion, journey, liftoff, loss, supernova, ultraviolet 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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La fotografía de la década +Info:http://3.ly/SAI8 Esta aparente sencilla imagen de un atardecer, es una de las mejores fotografías de los últimos 10 años. Su importancia no es debida a su belleza inquietante, ni a su luz espectral. Para conseguir captar esta fotografía, se han necesitado mas de 50 años de estudios y avances tecnológicos. Una carrera , en la que han intervenido numerosos científicos de todo el mundo. Si quieres ver como se realizó tan singular composición, observa detenidamente el espectacular "making off ": Tags: Exploration, Mars, NASA, Rover, Spirit, marte, space 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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Bit Trip Void - Ego 1/2 Thank jtlego1 for making me get off of my ass to actually record this simple game. This run sucked, and I did forgot how to play it for a minute at the beginning, hahahahaha! I fail, but here's your run through. Enjoy. Tags: Beat, Bit, Control, Core, Decent, Discovery, Ego, Exploration, Growth, ID, Super, Transition, Trip, Void 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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