Tag: jupiter

Release meeeeeee!

If you aren’t up to speed, something is happening at NASA JPL which involves something which requires release forms to be signed to waiver any rights issues- giving the production company permission to use the assets I made for Juno Processing Gallery from Juno photographic imagery.
What assets? You can have a look at my contributions on the NASA Juno Processing Gallery of “Wintje”

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What’s the difference…

Between a meteoroid, meteor and meteorite? Juleah explains. This is a friend of mine, a member of the Space Pants Squad, and an amazing space-wear designer. Juleah is incredibly hard working, funny, energetic & quirky. YouTube channel My favourite things about Jupiter Those being Juleah’s favourites 😀

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Oh my gosh, that’s old.

Three albums released on one day, 3-3. COME ON Yeah! Like, way past 7 hours plus if you add all 5 Up together. Http://Eindhoven.space/discography I decided to post the other of the two “misprints” to my old CB radio buddy, now both qualified radio hams. We’ve been on air an awfully long time, though I […]

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Such a Tease!

There was a time when I registered @ehvairport on Instagram to post all of my aviation photos taken at the airport. Six months later, the fools at Eindhoven Airport marketing put this massive poster up on the front of the airport with a very confusing message. Tag @ehvairport and win tickets. Uh, but that’s my […]

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Ice Palace – Juno with Jupiter

NASA Juno (pictured) inspired works. Jupiter is deadly to all life as we know it, this image illustrates several darker, not so obvious aspects of mortality, created as an album cover for Ice Palace, an ambient crystalline ethereal binaural audio experience- composed to conjure the cold vastness of space, the beautiful swirling storms of Jupiter.

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Here Be Dragons, Maybe.

An unexpected update: Two weeks pass after the submitting the first version of the painting, I honestly believed there would be floods of entires to the competition, but I sent mine in knowing that at least I had contributed something to the occasion. It was very therapeutic for me. What happened next was most unexpected:

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