ADULT FANTASY IMAGES of Warrior Women, Beasts, Angels, Dragons – HD 720p

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Photos on 11 19th, 2010 | no responses

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Tags: lakes, flowers, Photos, self

ALIEN OR HUMAN CROP CIRCLES – What’s The Secret?

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Photos on 11 7th, 2010 | no responses

Human persistence pays off with the discovery of new crop circles…diagrams, charts and images gives insight as to how some really amazing crop circles might be made.

Tags: images, Faith, palestine, funny

AWESOME PARIS FRANCE IMAGES

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Photos on 10 27th, 2010 | no responses

What the eye can’t see, the camera can.

Tags: Illuminati, nature, brain, science

Comical Newsflash by Kaz Stevens: “Thatched-Roof first for Branston’s Space Tourism”

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Travel on 10 26th, 2010 | no responses

Comical Newsflash by Kaz Stevens: “Thatched-Roof first for Branston’s Space Tourism”.Back in the 1970′s I used to write political satire for TV programmes such as: “Not the Nine O’Clock News” “Spitting Images” (Early episodes) “Secret Policeman’s Ball” (Amnesty International) “The Two Ronnies” (Comical Newsdesk Sketches) Today I am building a showcase for my work at: www.all-things-zany.com This clip is to be one of a new series of comical newsdesk sketches written and recorded by me. Watch this space for more!

Tags: barak, george, passenger, Brown

Gigalo – Star Trek Flight of the Conchords

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Travel on 10 24th, 2010 | no responses

Song by David Lee Roth, put to video from star trek and flight of the conchords, for funsies! Yes its alot of the same video i use but my comp is OLD and has Very limited space, ty for understanding!

Tags: Things, fun, flight, funny

Near space weather balloon

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Photos on 10 19th, 2010 | no responses

Time lapse video of our engineering project at UMass Amherst. Our weather balloon, named the Shuttlecraft, reached an altitude of approximately 104000 ft. Pictures were taken every 5 seconds during the fight with a Canon a560 digital camera. The balloon traveled west as it gained altitude and then turned east where it climbed to its burst altitude. Upon reaching the maximum altitude, the balloon popped and the capsule descended back to earth. It landed off the coast of Plum Island, MA. The total trip time from launch to splashdown is 2.8 hours. Its ascent took 142 minutes and 20 seconds and it took 25 minutes and 55 seconds for it to descend back to earth. The capsule turned up four days later on the beach where it was found by a self proclaimed “Professional Beach bum” who kindly called us to arrange a pickup. After four days in the Atlantic we managed to retrieve the 8gb SDHC and get the pictures. Pictures include the Connecticut River and surrounding area, Granby MA, Holyoke MA, the former Mount Tom Ski Area, and the Atlantic Ocean. Special Thanks go to the “professional beach bum” who was kind enough to call us and meet us so we could retrieve our project. Without his help, our project would have been lost. We wish him well in his retirement. We would also like to thank Invensys for kindly sponsoring a second launch. We are currently testing the replacement parts and plan on launching it within the next 2 weeks. If you have any questions about our project, feel free …

Tags: clouds, stream, science, helium