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I know what they are, and generally when they make landfall they dissolve like this one did, or severely weaken. But yes, once in the blue moon they can walk on land for a while.

Really depends on the atmospheric conditions. If its backed by a supercell then they can be nasty but otherwise are found in fair weather conditions.
 
Behold the Z-Machine, located in the Sandia National Laboratory:

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Seems like a magical place, since I can't explain what exactly it does. Something with zaps.
 
Gamma rays in New Mexico.

Time to buy your Hulk insurance, Albuquerque.
 
@ Pupic

As far as I'm aware they are trying to start a fusion reaction. It's an alternate way compared to the one in Oxford called JET. This is now a side show to the mosnter EFDA are buiding in France. I think the machine you have pictured also helps model extreames for nucleare reactions wich is being used for weapons. I think there is also another facility in the US that uses giant lasers to generate the heat for fusion reaction.

Looks amaizing though when in use.

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this is what it looks like in JET

and a cut away of it in use

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So it's a Fusion Power Chamber?

The one Pupik posted is an outer chnamer when the staff work, but they have to vacate when the machine turns on or they get fried. The one I posted is inside the Fusion reactor, its a torus shape and the small blocks are as far as i'm aware supercooled magnets to push the ionized plasma away from the walls to contain it. I could be wrong but EFDA have more info on thier website.
 


From what I've gleaned from the interwebz, these are 956 Porsches on their way to Sandown Raceway (along the Princes Highway?) just after being prepped up the road at Porsche Cars Australia in 1984.
 
That's an eff'n awesome! I love old pictures like that, and the fact that there's 3 and its not some kind of publicity stunt makes it even cooler. 👍
 


From what I've gleaned from the interwebz, these are 956 Porsches on their way to Sandown Raceway (along the Princes Highway?) just after being prepped up the road at Porsche Cars Australia in 1984.

Only slightly less cool was this road-legal Porsche 917:

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With Alabama license plates, driving in Germany.
 
Pupik
Only slightly less cool was this road-legal Porsche 917:

With Alabama license plates, driving in Germany.

Or the road legal Rothmans one that is supposedly used as daily driver in Japan.
 
Imagine that. Rolling into work saying you saw a Porsche Le Mans prototype on the road.

Mental asylum stuff :D
 
New photos from the Cassini space probe show Earth as seen from Saturn... (Earth is the bright spot, right of center). Cassini was some 753,000 miles from Saturn, and approximately 900 million miles from Earth when these shots were taken.

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.. and a clearer image showing the Earth and the Moon...

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New photos from the Cassini space probe show Earth as seen from Saturn... (Earth is the bright spot, right of center). Cassini was some 753,000 miles from Saturn, and approximately 900 million miles from Earth when these shots were taken.

.. and a clearer image showing the Earth and the Moon...

link

I feel really, really small now.
 
Yep

Ford Australia inline 6 (as in the Falcon) tuned by Nizpro, at that point it was producing over 1000hp.

 


From what I've gleaned from the interwebz, these are 956 Porsches on their way to Sandown Raceway (along the Princes Highway?) just after being prepped up the road at Porsche Cars Australia in 1984.

OH MAN SO WILD!! :crazy: :drool:

Only slightly less cool was this road-legal Porsche 917:

917roadcar2.jpg


With Alabama license plates, driving in Germany.

Or the road legal Rothmans one that is supposedly used as daily driver in Japan.



Storms over Southern California, with lightning and city lights visible through the clouds.

I think it has been posted before but still cool:
 
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