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Monthly Archives: February 2015
I’m the Station’s night owl tonight, and the Sky is not the limit
| Photography & Exploration | “I’m the Station night owl tonight, and the Sky is not the limit, that’s because, as a rule and with no exceptions, things always want to flow out in Space” by Emiliano Cavicchi A view … Continue reading
Posted in International, Visual Research
Tagged 2001 A Space Odissey, Apollo mission, Arnold Spencer-Smith, Astrophotography, Aurora, Emiliano Cavicchi, Endurance, ESA Giotto, ESA Rosetta, European Space Agency, Exploration, Frank Hurley, Galileo Galilei, Gravity, Halley, Herbert Pointing, Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, International Space Station, International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies, Interstellar, Lost Roll of Antarctica, Luca Parmitano, Mars Curiosity, Moon Landing, NASA, NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, National Library of Australia, Neil Armstrong, New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust, Philae photography, Ross Sea Party, Samantha Cristoforetti, Scott Polar Research Institute, Shackleton, Space Photography, The Virtual Telescope Project, Unknown, Yuri Gagarin
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ICP Library’s Book Cover Project
Have you heard any buzz yet about ICP’s forthcoming website? In December the developers asked us to explore the possibility of getting really visual with our library collection, and we jumped at the opportunity. Web art connoisseurs are already really … Continue reading
