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FEATURE - Ruft Fernweh hervor: Sonnenuntergang in den Everglades, Florida
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Electricity pylons silhouetted at sunset on the edge of the Florida Everglades
Sunset, Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - 17 Mar 2021
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FEATURE - Ruft Fernweh hervor: Sonnenuntergang in den Everglades, Florida
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Electricity pylons silhouetted at sunset on the edge of the Florida Everglades
Sunset, Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - 17 Mar 2021
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FEATURE - Ruft Fernweh hervor: Sonnenuntergang in den Everglades, Florida
Mandatory Credit: Photo by JLN Photography/Shutterstock (11804813a)
Electricity pylons silhouetted at sunset on the edge of the Florida Everglades
Sunset, Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - 17 Mar 2021
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FEATURE - Ruft Fernweh hervor: Sonnenuntergang in den Everglades, Florida
Mandatory Credit: Photo by JLN Photography/Shutterstock (11804813b)
Electricity pylons silhouetted at sunset on the edge of the Florida Everglades
Sunset, Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - 17 Mar 2021
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FEATURE - Ruft Fernweh hervor: Sonnenuntergang in den Everglades, Florida
Mandatory Credit: Photo by JLN Photography/Shutterstock (11804813c)
Electricity pylons silhouetted at sunset on the edge of the Florida Everglades
Sunset, Everglades, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA - 17 Mar 2021
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon rising above the clouds
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon at full altitude
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon rising above the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Balloon 1
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Balloon 1
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule at an early morning launch
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Balloon 1
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Balloon 1
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19/06/20
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Picture must credit: Space Perspective
Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.View of Earth
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FEATURE - Luxus-Ballonreisen ins All
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Balloon 1
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Tourists will be able to fly to the edge of space and even get married – in a balloon. Passengers and research payloads twill rise above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune, a high-performance hydrogen-filled balloon and pressurized capsule. The US company behind it, Space Perspective , plans to launch from space agency NASA’s conic shuttle landing facility at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.The first un-crewed test flight scheduled in early 2021 that will include a suite of research payloads.The balloon measures the length of a football stadium and the pressurized capsule is comfortable and spacious. Flown by a pilot, Neptune will take up to eight passengers called “explorers” on a six-hour journey to the edge of space and safely back.It will carry people and research payloads on a two-hour gentle ascent above 99% of the Earth’s atmosphere to 30,000 kilometres where it cruises above the Earth for up to two hours allowing passengers to share their experience via social media and with their fellow travellers. Neptune then makes a two-hour descent under the balloon and splashes down, where a ship retrieves the passengers, the capsule, and the balloon. Neptune’s commercial human spaceflight launches will be regulated by the USA’s spaceflight aviation authority, the FAA.There is no date set yet when the first paying passengers will be taken up or the cost.
OPS: Rendering of the Neptune capsule and balloon on a trip to the edge of space.
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449m)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449g)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449e)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449a)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449h)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449d)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449j)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449c)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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DUK10129848_011
FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449k)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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DUK10129848_010
FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449s)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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DUK10129848_009
FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449r)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449i)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449l)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449f)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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DUK10129848_005
FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449b)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449n)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449p)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449o)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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FEATURE - New York City höchstes Freiluft-Himmelsdeck 'Edge' wird eröffnet
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Vanessa Carvalho/REX (10580449q)
Inauguration of The Edge observatory in New York in the United States this Wednesday, 11. It is the tallest open-deck observatory in the Western Hemisphere showing unrivaled 360-degree views of New York City's iconic skyline. Rising to 1,131 feet in the heart of Hudson Yards, exciting glass floor, angular glass walls, horizon steps to the 100 ° floor outdoor observation space.
New York City's highest outdoor sky deck 'Edge' opens, USA - 11 Mar 2020
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Flooding in Cheshire, UK - 29 Jul 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by MCPIX/REX (10350272c)
The flooded A34 Melrose Way between Alderley Edge and Wilmslow in Cheshire.
Flooding in Cheshire, UK - 29 Jul 2019
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Flooding in Cheshire, UK - 29 Jul 2019
Mandatory Credit: Photo by MCPIX/REX (10350272b)
The flooded A34 Melrose Way between Alderley Edge and Wilmslow in Cheshire.
Flooding in Cheshire, UK - 29 Jul 2019
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PEOPLE - Stockholm: Nobel Preis Bankett im Stadthaus
December 11, 2018 - Stockholm, Sweden - David Howell Evans ''The Edge''..Nobel banquet, Stockholm City Hall, Stockholm 2018-12-10..(c) Karin Törnblom / IBL *** Local Caption (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/REX/Shutterstock (9725386a)
Satirical artist Kaya Mar poses with his new artwork depicting Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn walking towards a cliff edge.
People's March for a People's Vote Brexit protest, London, UK - 23 Jun 2018
Tens of thousands of anti-Brexit supporters are expected to take part in People's Vote march in central London followed by a rally in Parliament Square on a second anniversary of the Brexit referendum. Demonstrators demand that the final terms of the Brexit deal negotiated by the government are put before British citizens in a public vote
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PEOPLE - On Stage: Stars live auf der Bühne
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Variety/REX/Shutterstock (9672841y)
Bono, Adam Clayton, The Edge, Larry Mullen Jr
U2 in concert at the Forum, Los Angeles, USA - 15 May 2018
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PEOPLE - On Stage: Stars live auf der Bühne
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Variety/REX/Shutterstock (9672841u)
The Edge
U2 in concert at the Forum, Los Angeles, USA - 15 May 2018
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PEOPLE - On Stage: Stars live auf der Bühne
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Variety/REX/Shutterstock (9672841aq)
The Edge
U2 in concert at the Forum, Los Angeles, USA - 15 May 2018
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Tom Hecht/REX/Shutterstock (9297846b)
A fogbow by Striding Edge on Helvellyn in the Lake District
Fogbow by Striding Edge, Lake District, UK - 16 Dec 2017
A skier and mountaineer has taken an unusual picture of a FOGBOW over a mountain in the Lake District. Tom Hecht, a marketing manager from Kendal, who loves outdoor pursuits, took the stunning photo of the rare natural phenomenon from Striding Edge on Helvellyn on Saturday (Dec 16). The picture shows the remarkable fogbow above Hellvellyn, which is 3000ft high and the third highest mountain in England. A fog bow, sometimes called a white rainbow, is a similar phenomenon to a rainbow, but it appears as a bow in fog rather than rain.
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PEOPLE - Die Royals: Die Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX/Shutterstock (9292905z)
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall presents the winning trophy to Sweden's Peder Fredricson riding H & M Zaloubet after he won the Musto Inside Edge Stakes
London International Horse Show, UK - 14 Dec 2017
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FEATURE - Die Siegerbilder der Wetter-Fotografie der Royal Meteorological Society
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Preston Stoll/RMetS/Bav Media/Shutterstock (10751053k)
The picture shows Trees and Fog by Preston Stoll, 29. It was taken at Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, not too far from Steamboat Springs, Colorado. He said: 'On the morning after a bitterly cold night in December, I left Steamboat Springs in search of frost and any winter weather I could find. I wandered the roads and forests near the edge of the morning snow showers to find where interesting transitions in weather might be seen. This was the last photo of many taken that morning and my favourite by far. The 26 finalists for this year's Weather Photographer of the Year have been announced and the public are being invited to vote for their favourite.The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS), which celebrates its 170th birthday this year, in association with AccuWeather, has put the shortlisted pictures on their website and people can visit photocrowd.com/wpotyvote to vote until September 25.The popular competition, which is now in its fifth year, has attracted entries from around the world.
Weather Photographer of The Year Shortlist
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FEATURE - Die besten Bilder des Tages
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Keith Morris/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (9263788g)
The southern edge of Storm Caroline, with winds gusting between 40 and 60 mph, brings huge waves crashing into the sea defences in Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Storm Caroline hits Aberystwyth, Wales, UK - 07 Dec 2017
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FEATURE - Kliff in Dove: Posieren am Abgrund
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Invicta Kent Media/REX/Shutterstock (8961096h)
Tourists taking in the views of the Channel from the cliffs at Dover.Some unaware of the sheer drop and the cracks in the cliffs.
Tourists take photos from edge of cliff, Dove, UK - 13 Jul 2017
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FEATURE - Kliff in Dove: Posieren am Abgrund
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Invicta Kent Media/REX/Shutterstock (8961096f)
Tourists taking in the views of the Channel from the cliffs at Dover.Some unaware of the sheer drop and the cracks in the cliffs.
Tourists take photos from edge of cliff, Dove, UK - 13 Jul 2017
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FEATURE - Kliff in Dove: Posieren am Abgrund
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Invicta Kent Media/REX/Shutterstock (8961096e)
Tourists taking in the views of the Channel from the cliffs at Dover.Some unaware of the sheer drop and the cracks in the cliffs.
Tourists take photos from edge of cliff, Dove, UK - 13 Jul 2017
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