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Man Minecraft is a pretty game.

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“My “act” has ended by becoming an integral part of my nature, I told myself. Misere mei deus för vi gör vad fan vi vill. It’s no longer an act. “

INFINITY MAFIA 

SY may 13

OK, I know I just reblogged the same thing twice, but ELITE GYMNASTICS LIKES TEAM ROCKIT TOO WHAAAAAAT

You’re awesome too James.

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teamrockithideout:

YOURS0193 aura video


“My “act” has ended by becoming an integral part of my nature, I told myself. Misere mei deus för vi gör vad fan vi vill. It’s no longer an act. “

INFINITY MAFIA 

SY may 13

GRIMES LIKES TEAM ROCKIT WHAAAAAAT 

Hey, Claire, if you read this, I think you’re awesome.

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The Art & Science of Beer

(featuring Charlie “the Pope of Foam” Bamforth)

What do people do while waiting for wine grapes to ferment? Enjoy a beer, of course. Charlie Bamforth, the head of Malting and Brewing Science at UC Davis, explains beer-making and reveals how to pick the freshest pint when you’re at a pub.

The science of brewing… told in 5 minutes…

SAVING FOR LATER

Awesome Lunar Mining Vehicle Concept Art

by AdamBurn

D.S.I Surveyor Vehicle

The third image in my own series of Lunar mining is this fun looking thing, the Surveyor Vehicle is one of the smallest vehicles used by the mining team and is considered a general purpose vehicle but it also has one very important task, it is tasked with moving ahead of the main mining fleet and surveying the areas to make sure the giant harvester and H3 transports are not met by impassible terrain.

These vehicles also double as general maintenance units outfitted with a robotic arm with multiple attachments and an assortment of tools and replacement equipment they can conduct repairs on drones, communication arrays, and even minor repairs on the larger transports.

With a top speed of 60 mph and advanced multi direction suspension they are often used by the mining staff during down time taking them out for joy rides.

D.S.I Heavy Harvester Platform

Two things inspired this monstrosity, one was the movie Moon where they have set up a mining operation on the moon to harvest Helium 3 (needed for fusion reactors) and the announcement from Deep Space Industries (D.S.I) that they are going to start mining asteroids and the Moon in the near future.

I thought that seeing as it’s on the Moon you wouldn’t really need to worry about things like pollution and noise so you can build them big and loud. So as part of a running series about strip mining the Moon bare I give you the H.H.P (Heavy Harvester Platform) this one is called Leviathan and is number 2 of a fleet of 10 that slowly move over the surface of the Moon at about 3 mph and rip up the surface extracting the Helium 3 in its on board processing plant. Smaller transports take the Helium 3 to nearby depots where it’s fired at the Earth in large containers.

It’s damn dirty as behind each machine is several miles of dust that takes some time to settle and also it leaves behind a trench about 20 metres deep, but damn does it look awesome… Also it has no brakes.

D.S.I Helium 3 Transport Vehicle

Continuing with my Lunar Helium 3 mining project this image shows the Helium 3 Transport Vehicle. Each one of the huge harvesting platforms has a fleet of 6 H3TV’s which can hold a huge amount of refined Helium 3 ferrying it between the constantly moving behemoths to the transport docks dotted around the Lunar surface. Each of these vehicles will make around 6 trips a day and a fully automated but still hold a small crew for safety and maintenance reasons.

Like the giant harvester these vehicles are fitted with polarising plating which prevents the course and dangerous Lunar dust from sticking to the hull and damaging components, despite these methods each vehicle has to undergo a total deep clean once every month to prevent massive systems failure, to make sure the Helium 3 keeps rolling in on time a stand by fleet of H3TV’s are located at each transport dock.

Visit AdamBurn for more awesome space concept art.

Nerdgasm. Like, what if these were real?!

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