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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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07/05/2024
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A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
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Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
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Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth putting together his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
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Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
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Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
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Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Musician creates 109 string guitar harp hybrid
Ferrari Press Agency
Guitar 1
Ref 15830
07/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Bernth
A musician has created a hybrid 109 string guitar and harp — and can play it !
That's 103 more than a regular guitar.
It was made by piecing together bodies and necks of different stringed instruments of different shapes and sizes.
The Austria-based virtuoso guitarist Bernth ,32, said it took lots of practice to figure out what strummed chords would sound like and where to play them.
It was used on a specific song about a relationship break-up called I Still Miss You
The 109 strings have their own distinctive tunes, which can allow the player to produce different rhythms and solos at once.
He uses one hand for the rhythm and the other one for his solos.
The basic instrument is an acoustic guitar with the rest bolted on around it.
All the harps are tuned differently and it took him a day to properly get everything in sync.
Bernth is an Austrian guitarist, composer, and session musician. He contributed guitar solos to 3 platinum albums and received 2 gold awards for his soundtrack work.
OPS: Bernth and his 109 string instrument.
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
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Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub.
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
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Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub.
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
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Karaoke 1
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Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub supplies champagne and offers caviar at extra cost
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
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Karaoke 1
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29/08/2023
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Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub.
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
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Karaoke 1
Ref 15065
29/08/2023
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Pictures must credit: Hoshino Resorts
Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub.
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Hotel launches a karaoke tub for singing at sea
Ferrari Press Agency
Karaoke 1
Ref 15065
29/08/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures must credit: Hoshino Resorts
Karaoke lovers can now dip their toes into a strange new experience — belting out songs while floating in a wooden tub.
Up to four people will be set out to sea in the tub and can enjoy karaoke and caviar in open seclusion.
And the isolation means there’s no chance of out of tune singing disturbing anyone else.
The service is being offered by luxury Japanese hotel chain Hoshino Resorts.
It is called Kaijyo Karaoke which means “karaoke on the ocean.”
The cost for the unusual voyage is 40,000 yen which is around €250 euros and is being offered at Hoshino’s Risonare Atami hot springs resort in Shizuoka.
Anyone signing up is towed in the tub out to sea in the bay of Sagami for a one hour experience.
OPS: The Kaijyo Karaoke tub.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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Wheel-less bike 1
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
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Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
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Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
Ferrari Press Agency
Wheel-less bike 1
Ref 14910
28/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Sergii Gordieiev / The Q
A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Engineer builds and ride bicyle with no wheels.
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28/06/2023
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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A designer who created pairs of square and then triangular-shaped wheels for his bike has unveiled a machine with no wheels !
US-based Sergii Gordieiev used two home-made tank-like caterpillar tracks.
The metal bodied tracks incorporate bike chains to propel them topped with real bicycle rubber treads.
The tracks fit where tradition a traditional wheel hub joins the bike frame.
To enable the pedals to drive the belt system, Gordieiev introduced an additional gear, connecting the pedals to the apex of the rear wheel.
Each of the tracks sits on its end, angled towards the rider.
For stability, the wheels were securely affixed at two points, ensuring they each stay at the set angle.
When being pedalled only the bottoms of the two tracks touch the road.
Engineer Gordieiev , who goes by the title The Q, has more than 13 million YouTube subscribers.
He said: “This bike doesn't have wheels at all. Why did we do it? Just for fun !”
OPS: Sergii Gordieiev , The Q, building then riding wheel-less bike.
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Strange new fragrance has the smell of a cinema video pirate.
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A strange new fragrance has been created that is said to smell like a cinema movie pirate.
The aim of the unisex scent is to help save films being illegally copied in Japanese cinemas where the problem is said to be rife.
Films there are often preceded by a message from the No More Movie Thieves project.
The videos remind moviegoers that recording and uploading copyrighted content is a crime.
The characters feature Camera Man, a camcorder-headed pirate who is always caught in the act by Patrol Lamp Man.
The new fragrance by company Fairy Tail Co is described as being based on the mysterious, suspicious but stylish image of the character.
It is said to be a mix of spicy, floral, and citrus scents.
The Patrol Lamp Man also gets a fragrance.
A Fair Tail Co spokesperson said the perfumes were designed to promote and make people more widely aware of anti-film piracy laws.
OPS:The Camera Man character used in anti-piracy ads in Japanese cinemas
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Strange new fragrance has the smell of a cinema video pirate.
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A strange new fragrance has been created that is said to smell like a cinema movie pirate.
The aim of the unisex scent is to help save films being illegally copied in Japanese cinemas where the problem is said to be rife.
Films there are often preceded by a message from the No More Movie Thieves project.
The videos remind moviegoers that recording and uploading copyrighted content is a crime.
The characters feature Camera Man, a camcorder-headed pirate who is always caught in the act by Patrol Lamp Man.
The new fragrance by company Fairy Tail Co is described as being based on the mysterious, suspicious but stylish image of the character.
It is said to be a mix of spicy, floral, and citrus scents.
The Patrol Lamp Man also gets a fragrance.
A Fair Tail Co spokesperson said the perfumes were designed to promote and make people more widely aware of anti-film piracy laws.
OPS:The Patrol Lamp Man fragrance
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Strange new fragrance has the smell of a cinema video pirate.
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Pirate 1
Ref 14804
22/05/2023
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Pictures must credit: Fairy Tail Co.
A strange new fragrance has been created that is said to smell like a cinema movie pirate.
The aim of the unisex scent is to help save films being illegally copied in Japanese cinemas where the problem is said to be rife.
Films there are often preceded by a message from the No More Movie Thieves project.
The videos remind moviegoers that recording and uploading copyrighted content is a crime.
The characters feature Camera Man, a camcorder-headed pirate who is always caught in the act by Patrol Lamp Man.
The new fragrance by company Fairy Tail Co is described as being based on the mysterious, suspicious but stylish image of the character.
It is said to be a mix of spicy, floral, and citrus scents.
The Camera Man fragrance.
A Fair Tail Co spokesperson said the perfumes were designed to promote and make people more widely aware of anti-film piracy laws.
OPS:The Patrol Lamp Man fragrance
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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PEOPLE - William Shatner ist ins All geflogen
Actor William Shatner, Audrey Powers, Blue Origin’s Vice President of Mission & Flight Operations, Chris Boshuizen, and Glen de Vries flew on board Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 which lifted off from Launch Site One on October 13.
Where: Texas, United States
When: 13 Oct 2021
Credit: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Blue Origin/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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