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FEATURE - Lego-Männchen erwandert die Welt
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The Lego Backpacker looking scared before an epic bus ride in China
Lego man goes backpacking around the world - May 2016
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A little Lego man is currently jetting around the world on a mini gap year with his human owner.
Human owner Tom, 31, decided to take a year off and travel around the world...and he took the Lego Backpacker with him to enjoy the journey of a lifetime to twenty countries over the last six months.
Tom said: "When I left Melbourne I started travelling with my now ex-girlfriend and she was setting up her online travel blog and I wanted to do something as well to keep myself busy during the trip (especially during long train rides, buses, waiting at airports etc). I have always been a big fan of Lego, so the idea kind of came together when she mentioned trying to merge that with my photos.
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
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25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
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Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .Showing how a man is filmed and turned into a hologram using the Epic.
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .A virtual comedian
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DUKAS_154039844_FER
Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .Showing how a couple are filmed and turned into holograms using the Epic.
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DUKAS_154039843_FER
Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic being used for a shopping mall fashion show
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic could bring a doctor into a home for a dignosis
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic at a business presentation
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: The Proto Epic .A virtual speaker making a conference address
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: OPS: The Proto Epic at Proto HQ showing sign language with a member of the deaf and hard of heariong community
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: OPS: The Proto Epic at Proto HQ showing sign language with a member of the deaf and hard of heariong community
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_154039837_FER
Box brings life-sized holograms into the world
Ferrari Press Agency
Hologram 1
Ref 147223
25/04/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Proto Inc
A cabinet able to display life-sized holographic 3D-like images of people beamed anywhere in the world has been tested.
US firm Proto, formerly known as Portl, had a mini version available in 2021.
It consists of a 222 cm high, 137 cm wide and 72cm deep standalone unit
As well as enabling people to meet and speak over long distances, it was also used for displaying digital art, for example.
The new incarnation is called Epic designed to beam life-size images of people into a home, workplace, theatre or event space for real-time interaction with a sense of depth.
The viewing window is touch-enabled using artificial intelligence-powered cameras, speakers and microphones.
Inside are LED lights which helping with shadows and reflections.
The company’s first application of the technology has taken place in Washington DC at a recent symposium for deaf and hard of hearing people.
OPS: OPS: The Proto Epic at Proto HQ showing sign language with a member of the deaf and hard of heariong community
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Visualisierung Impfung
die Mainzer Firma Biontech hat einen potenten Impfstoff gegen das Coronavirus gefunden - Symbolbild: CGI-Visualisierung: Impfung, Coronavirus Covid 19, SARS 2/ the German company Biontech has found a potent vaccine against the corona virus- symbolic image of a vaccination against the new Corona virus Covid 19, cgi, Credit:Jens Knappe / 360-berlin Jens Knappe / Avalon
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PORTRAIT - Nicholas Pinnock spielt Jay ‘The Sport’ Jackson
THE ROYALE by Ramirez ;
Nicholas Pinnock as Jay ‘The Sport’ Jackson ;
Jude Akuwudike as Wynton ;
Directed by Younis ;
Set Design by Todd ;
Lighting design by Whiteside ;
Bush Theatre, London, UK ;
3 November 2016 ;
Credit: Helen Murray / ArenaPAL ;
www.arenapal.com (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383q)
Stephen Petranek (author How We'll Live on Mars) and Dr Marek Kukula (Public Astronomer, Royal Observatory Greenwich) unveil the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm on National Geographic
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383r)
Stephen Petranek unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm on National Geographic
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383t)
Stephen Petranek unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm on National Geographic
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383s)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383p)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383n)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383k)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383l)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383m)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383j)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday at 9pm
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383i)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383f)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383h)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383d)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383e)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383g)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
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National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383a)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
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FEATURE - Leben auf dem Mars in Greenwich
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/REX/Shutterstock (7429383c)
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home to coincide with the premiere of epic docu-drama Mars which premieres on Sunday
National Geographic unveils the first ever Mars show home, Greenwich, London, UK - 10 Nov 2016
Open at the Royal Observatory Greenwich until November 16th the installation is based on the research of Stephen Petranek (author of How We'll Live on Mars and consultant on 'Mars') and astronomers at the Royal Observatory.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
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Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436g)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436f)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436e)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436d)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436c)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436b)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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PEOPLE - Carrie Fisher trifft Prinzessin Leia bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Queenborough/REX/Shutterstock (5697436a)
Carrie Fisher (accompanied by her canine companion, Gary) visited Madame Tussauds London's epic Star Wars experience today where she came face-to-face with a figure of her iconic film character, Princess Leia
Carrie Fisher at Madame Tussauds, London, Britain - 31 May 2016
Carrie's likeness features in a scene recreating Jabba's Throne Room, with the gargantuan gangster himself and his sadistic court jester, Salacious B. Crumb. Fans can see this scene at the world famous attraction alongside 11 others depicting the most powerful moments from the Star Wars universe.
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FEATURE - Star Wars Roboter "BB-8" hat nun seinen Platz bei Madame Tussauds
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jonathan Hordle/REX/Shutterstock (5617446g)
The Star Wars at Madame Tussauds London experience welcomed a new character to its epic ranks today when BB-8, set in a Jakku desert scene, was unveiled to fans at a preview
Star Wars droid awakens the force at Madame Tussuads London, Britain - 21 Mar 2016
The new attraction opens on Friday March 25.
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FEATURE - Sieger des Wettbewerbs "Bestes Bild unseres Planeten"
STORY COPY: What’s the best picture of Earth ever?
That’s the question NASA’s Earth Observatory is asking in a visually arresting contest they have called Tournament Earth 2020.
Since 1999, Earth Observatory has published over 16,000 images, so to celebrate their 20th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, they want the public to pick their all-time best image.
Readers will narrow the field from 32 nominees down to one champion in a five-round knockout-style tournament. Pictures have been chosen under the categories: Past Winners, Home Planet, Land & Ice, and Sea & Sky. These will go head-to-head each week from March 23 to April 28, 2020, when a tournament winner will be announced.
NASA Earth Observatory is an online publishing outlet for NASA which was created in 1999. It is the principal source of satellite imagery and other scientific information pertaining to the climate and the environment which are being provided by NASA for consumption by the general public.
The DSCOVR satellite captured the shadow of the Moon marching across Earth’s sunlit face.
In this, the only total solar eclipse of 2016, the shadow of the new Moon starts crossing the Indian Ocean and marches past Indonesia and Australia into the open waters and islands of Oceania (Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia) and the Pacific Ocean. Note how the shadow moves in the same direction as Earth rotates. The bright spot in the center of each disk is sunglint—the reflection of sunlight directly back at the EPIC camera.
When: 09 Mar 2016
Credit: NASA Earth Observatory/Cover Images
**STORY COPY IS AVAILABLE: info@cover-images.com** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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