Thursday, September 13, 2012

Dive Thrive



 

Training for the AIDA freedive competition requires judicious site selection.  Here we see an example of just the wrong place to augment one's depth.  Now Liam is thinking he should have stuck with one of the old standards like the Bahamas, Greece, New Zealand, etc. 



Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Bear in Mind



It's getting close to that time of year when the morning air carries a chill, senses tingle, hearts lighten, pedestrians add a skip to their stride, the forest redecorates, and the skis start quivering in the corner.  Even the local wildlife keeps an eye toward the coming season.

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Rough Trough



Civil engineers are combining technologies to solve ever-present traffic congestion found in cities worldwide.  Innovations incorporate the reliability and navigational ease of point-to-point rail travel, the intimacy and independence of automotive, simplistic operational human interfaces, and ultra-modern neural switching systems.  Here we see engineers testing systems that operate with pinpoint accuracy at blistering speed.

Friday, September 7, 2012

Loose in the Sluice



Today's game manufacturers fabricate novel ways to infuse life into tried and true industry standards.  Baby Boomers will fondly recall the old "Chutes and Ladders," but today's generation would not recognize the old format found at a dime store.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Engine Mention

NASA Engineers obtain a great deal of knowledge after astronauts return home.  In this postmortem debriefing, the mission commander provides a complete description of the first few minutes during launch.


Monday, September 3, 2012

Gravity Cavity

In one or two random locations on planet Earth for a very short duration, its own gravitational field triangulates with its magnetic resonance and the equidistant moment-arm from the mass of both moon and sun.  This causes a brief redirection of gravity experienced by any object that happens to be in said location.  If it's not tied down, it's in for a ride.


  

Saturday, September 1, 2012

No Moss Toss



Seismologists will occasionally hire professional quarterbacks to assist with precision calibration of their extremely sensitive gear.  Here we see famous #9 in action during the offsesason.