24exp the creative portfolio of Chris Henley

24exp the creative portfolio of Chris Henley

summerhouse:

in-circles: New Astronomy1 (via Woolgathersome)

summerhouse:

in-circles: New Astronomy1 (via Woolgathersome)

hamsun, seymour chwast cover (via A Journey Round My Skull)

hamsun, seymour chwast cover (via A Journey Round My Skull)

rear view (via moucri)

rear view (via moucri)

[v.2] (via shadowplay)

[v.2] (via shadowplay)

La Dolce Vita (via a.mar.illo)

La Dolce Vita (via a.mar.illo)

London (via amyalisha)

London (via amyalisha)

The moon maps, the first ever made from telescope observations, were the work of the English astronomer Thomas Harriot. (via Exhibition of 400 year-old moon drawings  - Telegraph)

The moon maps, the first ever made from telescope observations, were the work of the English astronomer Thomas Harriot. (via Exhibition of 400 year-old moon drawings - Telegraph)

Ion engine could one day power 39-day trips to Mars

Several space missions have already used ion engines, including NASA’s Dawn spacecraft, which is en route to the asteroids Vesta and Ceres, and Japan’s spacecraft Hayabusa, which rendezvoused with the asteroid Itokawa in 2005. But a new engine, called VASIMR (Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket), will have much more “oomph” than previous ones. That’s because it uses a radio frequency generator, similar to transmitters used to broadcast radio shows, to heat the charged particles, or plasma.

U2 - I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight on Vimeo (via Vimeo)

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