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Samurai in Training, 1860

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Campfire after fieldwork. Peter Yeeles. D'Entrecasteaux National Park. Fujifilm X-T1.
Relaxing by the campfire after another long day surveying riparian vegetation in the D'Entrecasteaux National Park. Camped under peppermint trees in a bend of the Warren river, the night sky is spectacular. Invalid Link Removed



 
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I love these long long exposures of the night sky ... it reminds me that we're always always in motion :)

Science tells us the following is true:
  • At the equator, the earth’s circumference is approximately 24,874 miles.
  • The earth rotates on its axis at the equator at approximately 1,000 mph.
  • The earth orbits the sun @ 67,000 mph.
  • Our solar system orbits the Milky Way galaxy @ 504,000 mph.
  • The Milky Way galaxy moves through space @ 90,000 mph.
  • Our Local Group moves through space at 1,350,000 mph.
If the above is true, you and I are moving at a total of 2,012,000 miles per hour!
That’s 3,353.333… miles per second!
 
Science tells us the following is true:
  • At the equator, the earth’s circumference is approximately 24,874 miles.
  • The earth rotates on its axis at the equator at approximately 1,000 mph.
  • The earth orbits the sun @ 67,000 mph.
  • Our solar system orbits the Milky Way galaxy @ 504,000 mph.
  • The Milky Way galaxy moves through space @ 90,000 mph.
  • Our Local Group moves through space at 1,350,000 mph.
If the above is true, you and I are moving at a total of 2,012,000 miles per hour!
That’s 3,353.333… miles per second!
And yet...all I feel is a little breeze!:laugh:
 
Science tells us the following is true:
  • At the equator, the earth’s circumference is approximately 24,874 miles.
  • The earth rotates on its axis at the equator at approximately 1,000 mph.
  • The earth orbits the sun @ 67,000 mph.
  • Our solar system orbits the Milky Way galaxy @ 504,000 mph.
  • The Milky Way galaxy moves through space @ 90,000 mph.
  • Our Local Group moves through space at 1,350,000 mph.
If the above is true, you and I are moving at a total of 2,012,000 miles per hour!
That’s 3,353.333… miles per second!
But science can't tell us which amp is best for metal. ...nor which is better. ..tube or SS... :roflmao: