https://www.artstation.com/jung_min

(blatantly reposting from discord) 

http://blogs.getty.edu/iris/cities-and-beyond-a-collection-of-lebbeus-woods-drawings-comes-to-the-getty/ 

"A reference is an alias, that is, another name for an already existing variable. A reference, like a pointer, is also implemented by storing the address of an object.
A reference can be thought of as a constant pointer (not to be confused with a pointer to a constant value!) with automatic indirection." 

https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/francois-de-nome-imaginary-ruins 

Quite impressive.
Always get a kick in the ass seeing the examples
while hardly obtaining my own.
:P 

Something I wanted for so long, untill my printer broke.
Not sure if it is legal what I'm doing here, as the object is copyrighted.
But it would be fun for a collection after a small polish in a paint editor.

Ranger_centerfold 

https://mobile.twitter.com/Furmadamadam/status/1171760223914266625 

https://www.twitter.com/UrbanFoxxxx/status/1215264873854259200 

While the actual story is a bit of a blow, the photos do look kinda inspiring...

https://gizmodo.com/second-cable-fails-at-arecibo-causing-even-more-damage-1845619120 

I was wondering about a quake1 level I played over the years. It was called "Io" and was an absurdical large level of a spacecraft that tumbled down on the Mars moon. One had to collect several runes in a spherical astronomy lab.

I thought it was a map of mx or someone else but I can retrieve it only if I make a large jump in my archive. 

after a large jump yes, it was called "TitanBeta5 / io" from MechTech and I'm surprised I can't find it on Quaddicted. Realy a top of the hat map, blew me sofar of my feet I would stop mapping.
:P

TitanBeta5 

Ran into this while reading about fusion reactors. Everybody knows tokamaks, right? They're just toruses ie donuts. Many movies have used that shape.

Then there's the stellarator. Wendelstein-7-X is the most famous one, and it's somewhat twisty but still kind of like a Tokamak.

But when I saw the stellarator known as the Japanese Large Helical Device, I thought about the board immediately. It is bizarre.

Glamour shot:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Helical_Device#/media/Datei:Large_Helical_Device_mirrored_(2725741289).jpg

More photos:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/whibiki/sets/72157626876262046/ 

Looks like mfx gone wild... 

https://petapixel.com/2019/07/13/shooting-high-res-thermal-photos-of-iceland-to-show-nature-at-work/?q=5

The color ranges do fit the Q1 palette so much IMO.
Very inspiring.
HNY 

https://imgur.com/gallery/WcI15oi

Check out the video in the comments on how the excavators moved - they actually walked.

(I'm sure this is lifted from some actual source but it's a nice overview.)