Fave Art~

posthorn:

It’s all true…

(Recently declassified USAF documents detail “Project 1794”, an attempt by the Air Force to build a flying saucer with a top speed of Mach 4 and a range of 4,000 nautical miles)

kiuchitatsuro:

The NY Times Sunday Review | The Opinion Pages
Save the Endangered Globe - What’s lost when we lose sight of globes?

communismkills:

ionosphere-negate:

communismkills:

extremecapitalism:

ionosphere-negate:

yourresidentginger:

Heh.

Nice. You can always count on the Russkies for the simplest solutions (see: Slavshit).

LOL

This is the same Russia that measured how many tractors to make, and how large the tanks should be, in pounds.

wat

Yep.

They literally measured how many tractors and tanks to make in pounds.

So, they ended up having these massive tractors and tanks that couldn’t do anything but sit there.

felipevsky:

NeoDeco Cosmonaut,

getting better at Illustrator!

sunfoundation:

Terraforming of Mars

The terraforming of Mars is the hypothetical process by which the climate, surface, and known properties of Mars would be deliberately changed with the goal of making it habitable by humans and other terrestrial life, thus providing the possibility of safe and sustainable colonization of large areas of the planet. The concept relies on the assumption that the environment of a planet can be altered through artificial means; the feasibility of creating a planetary biosphere is undetermined.

pilotscoutartist:

(via cosmic explorer : 2 of 103)

robotcosmonaut:

Das Neue Universum

usagov:

Image description:

From NASA’s Earth Observatory:

There have been many images of the full disc of Earth from space – a view often referred to as “the Blue Marble” – but few have looked quite like this. Using natural-color images from the Visible/Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the recently launched Suomi-NPP satellite, a NASA scientist has compiled a new view showing the Arctic and high latitudes.

(via theheritagefoundation)

robotcosmonaut:

We Build Rockets

robotcosmonaut:

I’m glad that’s over!!

via nevver

staceythinx:

These cool rocket prints by Danny Haas are available for purchase at Society6.

byroglyphics:

I have a new print ‘Pleiades’ available from Knee Deep in Sleep.

Edition of 50 -signed, embossed and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

Printed on  Hahnemühle PhotoRag 310gsm paper. 59 x 42 cm

Please click on the link or the image for further information. http://bit.ly/tLtw0H