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The footage shows plumes of smoke rising into the sky.
As white balloons floated into the sky, the vigil concluded.
No malice, no geysers of blood squirting into the sky.
A thick cloud of black smoke billows into the sky.
" The crowd answers, 50,000 voices booming into the sky: "Mertens!
Bongo cat also sings and sometimes screams into the sky.
The eagle then flew away and disappeared into the sky.
More American airstrikes sent plumes of smoke into the sky.
They can look into the sky when they remember me.
Others shot plumes into the sky "like fireworks," Ballinger said.
Blast the barricades on high, fling those flames into the sky!
But it's increasingly necessary as more rockets head into the sky.
Logan James Lynch Perez as fireworks burst into the sky nearby.
Above the cloud the moon seared a crescent into the sky.
"Nobody complains about making noise, or sending plumes into the sky."
"This is excellent, I'm just crashing into the sky," he said.
A Juventus head cleared it, instead, into the sky once more.
Dropping into the sky, "you're equal to everyone," Ms. Martinengo said.
They also released into the sky floating lanterns inscribed with "gaokao" messages.
The leafless branches of trees, innately inescapably lacy, push into the sky.
Red-hot, sparkling lava is shooting into the sky in eastern Sicily.
Sometimes the forests are burned, sending carbon dioxide directly into the sky.
The other is a phosphate plant that belches pollution into the sky.
I trot forward and a flock of pigeons scatters into the sky.
Shortly after, an astounding plume of pink ash rose into the sky.
Chloe, meanwhile, was gesturing wildly into the sky to punctuate her point.
They fire bullets into Tannerite targets that blow pumpkins into the sky.
We half expected the wands to shoot magical fireworks into the sky.
Dark clouds of smoke rose more than a mile into the sky.
When a projectile is fired into the sky, trajectory can be analyzed.
The way he screams "TWICE" into the sky at the end pic.twitter.
After the ceremony, the crowd outside released white balloons into the sky.
There's also a helium balloon that rises 450 feet into the sky.
Instead of flying off into the sky, the butterflies stuck around the
TV footage showed Israeli interceptor missiles streaking into the sky and detonating.
They eventually exploded, sending thick, black plumes of smoke into the sky.
A "Trump Baby" balloon was launched into the sky above Parliament Square.
When Scarlett Witch rose high up into the sky to confront Thanos...
Construction workers reportedly watched as plumes of smoke rose into the sky.
The earth is always being moved and cranes reach into the sky.
The low temperatures reveal that a pyroCb is soaring into the sky.
The Kokuka caught fire, sending plumes of black smoke into the sky.
The series of blasts sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky.
This money is going to quite literally throw their company into the sky.
Cox devised a hot-air balloon to lift it up into the sky.
We've been seeing Ravagers being blown into the sky since the first trailers.
As Harry looks into the sky, a swarm of bees descend onto him.
The sensation as you approach is of climbing almost vertically into the sky.
It clips power lines and crashes, sending two giant fireballs into the sky.
Watch him bravely "send it" into the sky, only to land preeeeetty hard.
Photographs from that time show the ash cloud rising miles into the sky.
He looked directly up into the sky, indicating the direction of the shot.
Mount Soputan erupted Wednesday morning, spewing volcanic ash 20,20183 feet into the sky.
Mount Soputan erupted Wednesday morning, spewing volcanic ash 20,000 feet into the sky.
The big zero in the box score: confetti pieces fired into the sky.
It will be American steel that sends our skyscrapers soaring into the sky.
Nobody at Wembley will remember all those flames that spurted into the sky.
That eruption injected roughly 10 million metric tons of sulfur into the sky.
The highest peak in the Northeast, Mount Washington stretches 6,288 feet into the sky.
The marines' F-21.3 fighter jets roar into the sky from a runway below.
On December 3rd a Falcon 9 rocket made by SpaceX thundered into the sky.
On Thursday, an "explosive" eruption emitted ash and rocks 30,000 feet into the sky.
The grill is first catapulted into the sky, before being shot down by Rock.
As the speech ended, orange, white and green balloons were released into the sky.
Looking up, I could see Hudson Yards' glossy new towers jutting into the sky.
Pictures of Trump staring into the sky without his protective glasses also went viral.
Water droplets reflect more solar radiation back into the sky than ice crystals do.
Mount Mayon in the Philippines spewed ash into the sky for over a month.
They lined up in formation, and the gunman fired several shots into the sky.
Early this year, Taal Volcano sent plumes of ash into the sky, threatening Manila.
Guido, the movie's protagonist, ascends into the sky from his car and floats away.
But when I look into the sky, I see a dance of the stars.
It just dips down briefly below the horizon before popping back into the sky.
The Olympic rings appeared digitally on the floor and then rose into the sky.
He slowly pumped the other first into the sky, while trying to control his emotions.
Tall metal trusses point into the sky, topped by spiky metal ball-shaped lightning conductors.
An architectural wonder soaring 450 feet into the sky opens this weekend in Hollywood, Florida.
Tkachenko noted that he's been staring up into the sky since he was a child.
Why be satisfied with fireworks when you could literally launch a Kickstarter into the sky.
We climb into the sky, the rocket piercing its way through the small clouds above.
Another appears to show them firing into the sky in order to protect cheering civilians.
Artificial mountains of plastic reach into the sky at a recycling plant in Nairobi, Kenya.
The tremendous explosion turned ground materials into liquid, blasting the melted material into the sky.
They can cool the weather for months or years by releasing particles into the sky.
It burned over steep terrain in bone-dry conditions, sending smoke billowing into the sky.
It took dispatchers an average of three seconds to send a drone into the sky.
Residents fled when the explosion rocked the capital and sent massive fireballs into the sky.
After Kilauea has launched ash into the sky from the summit, some schools closed briefly.
He saw her stare vacantly into the sky as American medics tried to treat her.
This vibrant painting makes part of the building look like it's disappearing into the sky.
Regrets and relief The cheering starts up again as the plane climbs into the sky.
Work sites often span large areas, and buildings can shoot stories high into the sky.
Footage circulating on social media showed huge flames leaping into the sky at the facility.
One thing stands out vividly: the antiaircraft guns firing round after round into the sky.
Soon, from the other side of the mountain, a mushroom cloud rose into the sky.
The plane (the small one) drops into the sky and she steers it into action.
"Silver Wings" (1969) A distraught narrator watches as his girlfriend's plane disappears into the sky.
The fire quickly spread to a nearby field and shot black plumes into the sky.
A galaxy of phones are thrust into the sky when any of them are interviewed.
North Korea already has the technology to launch missiles into the sky at long ranges.
He flew the drone up into the sky, with the pigeon wing hanging down below.
Patton's taking off into the sky, and she wants you to know that feeling, too.
Oxygen persists because it is poured into the sky by Earth's photosynthesizers — plants, algae and cyanobacteria.
It was Easter, and around 200 locals celebrated by firing pistols and rifles into the sky.
Behind him, about 70 men brandish automatic rifles, cheer and empty their magazines into the sky.
The fire sent large plumes of smoke into the sky that could be seen for miles.
A man walks his dogs as smoke billows into the sky during a wildfire in Kineta.
Video posted on social media showed flames shooting up into the sky and debris-strewn streets.
It abuts the Olkaria geothermal power plants, from which plumes of steam pour into the sky.
For a machine that must lift itself into the sky, it is much harder to solve.
That suggests those capillaries evolved rapidly after Archaeopteryx and its kin first flapped into the sky.
Leaping from planes, we fall through aurora that looks as though it's melting into the sky.
"We saw two orange dots rise into the sky and disappear," photographer Michael Theusner told Forbes.
At Kilauea's summit, there continues to be explosions that shoot plumes of ash into the sky.
A 29-tonne machine taller than a 21980-storey building is throwing itself into the sky.
" The laughing couples are lifted into the sky, reveling in the same "wind from the burning.
Video footage shows the luxury vessel engulfed in flames with black smoke billowing into the sky.
"And as we shared a kiss, I unsheathed the sword and thrust it into the sky." 
Firefighters arrived just before midnight to a roaring fire and thick smoke pouring into the sky.
As smoke and flames wafted into the sky on Monday, the symbolism was hard to miss.
The pines lining his driveway were burning "like giant candles," spewing ember helixes into the sky.
The explosion shook a significant area in Superior and sent black smoke billowing into the sky.
LONDON — There were fireworks before and fireworks afterward, fizzing and crackling and disappearing into the sky.
One day, on the way there, he looked into the sky, and the emptiness seized him.
The picture below, taken by tourist Michael Schade, shows the volcano billowing smoke into the sky.
It's the big, shattered greenhouse-looking thing stretching into the sky, clearly visible in the background.
His budget would let poisons flow through American rivers and be belched into the sky overhead.
The worst fires are immediately apparent to fire crews as the smoke rises into the sky.
Flames from the Blue Cut fire shoot into the sky near Wrightwood, California, on August 17, 2016.
At Kilauea&aposs summit, there continues to be explosions that shoot plumes of ash into the sky.
Virgin Orbit owns a Boeing 747 airplane, called Cosmic Girl, which carries LauncherOne up into the sky.
Hindu belief interprets eclipses as the decapitated head of the deity Rahu being chucked into the sky.
Kay also has the ability to launch a flare into the sky, showing her where to go.
To help her kids get through it, Dion told them he had "gone up" into the sky.
And soon enough, a rocket engine the size of a car began blasting Starhopper into the sky.
As the rocket tore into the sky, it left behind a giant trail visible across the map.
In "Ascension" (2018), Kyle Staver depicts a haloed nude rising into the sky, attended to by cherubs.
I love extending myself into the sky, and discovering landscapes I could never see, at 4k resolution.
It takes just a minute or two to unpack the drone and get it into the sky.
Because one monster decided to open fire high into the sky and rain bullets down on you.
Airplane Flight Pilot Simulation is a free iOS app that's ready to take you into the sky.
The mysterious men jumped into the large flying pan object and it spun out into the sky.
That's when the New Shepard's BE-3 engine ignites, sending the vehicle shooting up into the sky.
The grade, and the view ahead, make you feel as if you were driving into the sky.
Propaganda videos show Shekau double-fisting Kalashnikovs and screaming incoherently as he fires bullets into the sky.
There's a "dronie" mode, where the camera will start on you and zoom up into the sky.
Rising almost 200 meters into the sky, their blades sweep an area larger than the London Eye.
I rolled up and took them both out, as Thanos leapt into the sky and moved on.
She seemed to be speaking to the whole city as we climbed into the sky above London.
She stares up into the sky and holds her coat over her shoulder, flashing a diamond ring.
Grinning, he pointed to its enormous silvery back as a plume of breath rose into the sky.
After bumbling through the streets, they were let loose into the sky, equipped with slow-release valves.
"I was just staring off into the sky and thinking, 'I am sufficiently stoned,'" Ms. Dennant said.
All of that lush vegetation releases 20 billion tons of water vapor into the sky every day.
The ArcelorMittal Orbit, a red Anish Kapoor work writhing into the sky, has had a slide installed.
Their characteristic papery bark catches fire first, splintering and soaring into the sky like flaming paper airplanes.
I create another where the buildings stretch as high into the sky as my processor can render.
The same John Williams score plays as the ship flies into the sky for Rey to pilot. 
That rift is the source of Iceland's active volcanoes, which frequently belch lava and ash into the sky.
Next, I push the left joystick straight forward to send the Phantom 203 Pro racing into the sky.
"When you shoot iron into the sky without guidance, it will inevitably fall to earth," McKenzie told reporters.
Glistening bulbous vessels of color stretching 40 feet into the sky against magenta flora and lush green foliage.
That means the missile was basically shot straight up into the sky so that it wouldn't threaten Japan.
A giant gust of wind in Commerce, Colorado -- Commerce City, Colorado, sent a porta potty into the sky.
And Uber is especially vocal about its partnerships with other companies to get these things into the sky.
Aeronautical party tricks include helicopters that ascend into the sky tail-first and stealth fighters that fly backwards.
At the end of the service, her family released 49 white balloons into the sky in her honor.
Several explosions sent a massive fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after 4 a.m.
Several explosions sent a massive fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after 18703 a.m.
Using high-frequency radar, the team fires pulses into the sky 500 times a second, day and night.
Of course, before the engines are strapped together and aimed into the sky, they have to be tested.
Its solid-fuel rocket fired just as it cleared the surface and it tore off into the sky.
Enough to blast a cloud of ash and vapor 30,000 feet into the sky over the island chain.
Kilauea's main crater at the volcano's summit has continued to periodically belch ash high up into the sky.
CHRISTMAS IS MAGICAL!" the ghost bellowed, before firing an air cannon full of tinsel into the sky. "BOOM!
His display shouted "FIRE!" so he pulled the trigger and his final shot ascended harmlessly into the sky.
It then punched a hole 18 miles deep, blowing a plume of dust and gas into the sky.
Edward stares out of the French doors straight up into the sky and grins in his sideways way.
Her therapist then instructs her to imagine looking up into the sky and spotting a big, white cloud.
There's puns, at least, and a smiling starfish who gazes into the sky without regard for anything else.
When I look into the sky, I'm astonished to see swarms of massive, flying, dragon-like worm creatures.
There's a robot gazing into the distance as a bird flies into the sky on the facing page.
Pictures and videos showed flames leaping into the sky from the site, with rubble strewn across the street.
This follows the more explosive eruption Thursday, which emitted ash and rocks thousands of feet into the sky.
Bellandur Lake, the city's largest, often bursts into flames and sends plumes of black smoke into the sky.
Fireworks shot into the sky above the flaming garage as the fire department raced to extinguish the blaze.
Several explosions sent a huge fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after 20183 a.m.
When he turned onto the Hollywood Freeway, he saw clouds of greenish-black smoke pouring into the sky.
Far away, Hurricane Ophelia has kicked the sands of the Sahara, stirred them all up into the sky.
The SRBs careened into the sky on their own, and the orbiter broke up from the aerodynamic pressures.
And as the plane took off, I could see plumes of smoke towering into the sky below me.
At night, they march with glowing lights, and thousands of lighter-than-air lanterns float into the sky.
The Millennium Falcon lifted off into the sky and flew away, leading the TIE Fighters away from us.
The blast sent thick smoke and flames into the sky, and set several cars on fire, he added.
Finally, through no signal that I could discern, the starlings lifted as one and disappeared into the sky.
The med and moth share a kiss before its wings carry it up, up, up, into the sky.
Posing for the camera against this glimmering backdrop, Patton looks like she's going to rocket into the sky.
It's all very fun news, but actually getting these things into the sky soon presents another set of challenges.
Brady led his team onto the field as the championship banner was unfurled and fireworks shot into the sky.
As a licensed pilot, he knew that launching balloons into the sky could create some serious air traffic risks.
Photographs showed a huge explosion on the horizon with flames leaping into the sky followed by belching black smoke.
When Vesuvius finally erupted, it threw a massive column of molten rock, scalding ash, and pumice into the sky.
During summer in the south, the Sun warms dust particles, causing them to rise up higher into the sky.
The family watched helplessly from the window of their home as plumes of black smoke billowed into the sky.
It pushed her star even further into the sky, but it also made her the target of suspicious critics.
A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 113 headfirst into the sky.
The huge pressure difference creates a vacuum capable of shooting anything up to 1,000 pounds out into the sky.
Because, of course a brand who launches an actual rocket into the sky has $10 billion in their pocket.
In the most severe cases, a supervolcano can eject upwards of 1,000 cubic kilometers of ash into the sky.
During a launch, bystanders can see these exhaust plumes trailing behind a rocket as it ascends into the sky.
The summit is somewhat calmer than yesterday, when an explosion sent ash 5.6 miles (9.1 kilometers) into the sky.
A hundred meters from the decomposing corpse, a well fire burned, spewing smoke and bright flashes into the sky.
A large explosion at the summit this week spewed a 30,000-foot (1003,100-meter) ash plume into the sky.
It is lifting the generators into the sky, on board a pilotless aircraft with a wingspan of 26 metres.
We both looked into the sky, and to our surprise, saw a spaceship falling back down onto the island.
NASA is obviously taking the lead with the research and is even sending bacteria into the sky with balloons.
We're lucky if we can walk out of the game ourselves – instead of being shuttled away into the sky.
I boost into the sky, to touch the blue that is me, and find the black that is nothing.
These are common sights and sounds in China, as the world's second-largest economy builds rapidly into the sky.
It's gonna have this big balletic sequence in the Griffith Observatory Planetarium, and they're gonna float into the sky.
Fifteen seconds later, the rocket explodes about a kilometer away sending a plum of grey smoke into the sky.
Then just as quickly it was gone, the rocket's roar fading as it disappeared into the sky above us.
The couple said they did not look into the sky without wearing the glasses when they viewed the eclipse.
Think of the "comet tail," which shoots into the sky with a trail of sparkles before quietly fizzling out.
A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 14 headfirst into the sky.
The Big Island volcano exploded at its summit Thursday, sending ash and rocks thousands of feet into the sky.
There continues to be intermittent explosions at the summit that have been sending plumes of ash into the sky.
It jettisons up into the sky and gives us multiple climate zones that allows for many lifeforms to thrive.
She explained that, just like in the movie, "Papa" had "gone up," above the balloons and into the sky.
But shooting nuclear reactors into the sky at Mach 8 poses a danger to everyone, not just Russian scientists.
The higher that buildings can stretch into the sky, the more money that developers can command for sweeping views.
Gently lift your hips up into the sky and lift your arms away from your back toward the ceiling.
In the back, seven new windows will be added to bring daylight into the sky lobby from the west.
With limbs that pierced holes into the sky, no one kicked with the knee quite like Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn.
Cover image: Large clouds of steam rise into the sky from the Svartsengi geothermal power station in Grindavík, Iceland.
Its 28 miles per hour winds launched debris at least three miles into the sky, the Washington Post reported.
On Thursday, Hendersen was loaded into the balloon and took off into the sky for a 60-minute ride.
The Kingdom Center, or Center Point is a 41-story skyscraper stretching 991 feet (302 meters) into the sky.
This moisture rises into the sky and condenses as it cools, forming clouds (scientists call this the evapotranspiration process).
" The statement said that "as the security forces opened fire into the sky, the Bengalis dispersed and ran away.
It literally looks like a black hole was ripped into the sky and there's an impossible shimmering light around it.
In a separate event, the volcano exhibited rare, explosive activity, sending ash tens of thousands of feet into the sky.
Fuego erupted earlier this year, sending ash just over a mile into the sky back in February, the BBC reported.
In 2015, the Seattle centenarian pushed an average of 42 per month out of the door and into the sky.
The powerful, deadly blasts sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and shook the ground in neighboring towns.
A beam of light shoots out of it, traveling up into the sky, and it detonates like a languid firework.
Companies other than Virgin sometimes lease the facilities to launch rockets or other things that go high into the sky.
With a quantum radar, you create two entangled light particles, keep one, and send its entangled partner into the sky.
Stepping on one of these in the regular game launches you into the sky, usually onto some platform or another.
Some scientists believe that sending a plane to spray sulfate aerosols into the sky will help cool down the Earth.
When we look up into the sky at night, we only see a small portion of what's actually out there.
The afternoon explosion sent smoke billowing into the sky and destroyed two restaurants and some cars parked in the area.
"I thought this airplane was going to launch into the sky like a rocket ... like a roller-coaster," she said.
Styles is untethered to the cruelties of the world, floating into the sky, chasing waterfalls, and sprinting across the ocean.
This caught the brooding Thorn's attention, who rose into the sky mistaking the darkness as the hour of her hunt.
Then the pilot fires the engine, heaving the craft further into the sky at three times the speed of sound.
It expelled more rock and gas Tuesday, sending ash over 16,000 feet into the sky and temporarily halting search operations.
The flight of Starhopper took the vehicle roughly 492 feet (150 meters) into the sky and lasted about a minute.
Kilauea Volcano erupted from its summit Thursday morning sending a plume of ash 30,000 feet into the sky, per NOAA.
Only once did he lose his cool and belt a ball into the sky while chuntering about a bad call.
Angelica Byers, 34, came with her 8-year-old daughter, who was lying on the grass staring into the sky.
The boat will be set afloat on a neighbor's pond, while an archer shoots a burning arrow into the sky.
Video shown on Italian television showed police and fire trucks outside the prison as black smoke swirled into the sky.
My photos of the Atacama desert are abstract: the lines project into the sky or get lost into the darkness.
The man escaped when the bear became distracted by screams from the crowd and Kurdish soldiers shooting into the sky.
On Sunday, the volcano generated ash plume which shot out one kilometer (0.6 miles) into the sky, according to Reuters. 
Simon shot the event from behind his truck as several LPG cylinders exploded, sending balls of flame into the sky.
Some of Io's volcanoes spew lava dozens of miles into the sky; its surface is peppered by lakes of lava.
The machine floated into the sky and successfully stayed there for all of ten minutes, before making a crash landing.
As smoke and flames wafted into the sky on Monday, the symbolism was hard to miss, our architecture critic writes.
It's also important to note that the study doesn't actually model what happens when you shoot aerosols into the sky.
The area is densely populated and witnesses from surrounding neighborhoods captured the huge volume of smoke that billowed into the sky.
True to its namesake, the record feels like the charged electric particles from the sun that tear colors into the sky.
At dawn one morning in July, 2014, the tree rose from the playa of Nevada's Black Rock Desert into the sky.
The last, fixed, camera shot shows the burning vehicle on the dusty plain, a plume of smoke rising into the sky.
Normal radars shine radio-frequency light particles into the sky, and detect those that are reflected back from something flying overhead.
The blast, which was felt for miles, sent panicked people scurrying and hurled huge plumes of smoke into the sky. 2.
Crumbling, ancient buildings line the background, and tall beams of light across the land launch into the sky like heavenly skyscrapers.
Then we switched to ships that run on oil, creating a global maritime fleet that pumps greenhouse gases into the sky.
Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano has erupted from its summit, shooting a dusty plume of ash about 30,000 feet into the sky.
Video showed flames shooting into the sky and the facades of the two nearest buildings were left smeared with black soot.
Some writers seem concerned about the potential threat of a world superpower sending a giant laser into the sky above us.
We all know that Trump broke the one cardinal rule of eclipses: NEVER look into the sky without protective glasses on.
At the time of writing this, a volcano in Hawaii threw a huge cloud of ash two miles into the sky.
Architects at Vizum Atelier visualized the spire as a white peak extending into a beam of light, projecting into the sky.
In 1986, two people died during a charity event in Cleveland, Ohio, because 1.5 million balloons were launched into the sky.
The girl shows up right after Beyoncé bashes a fire hydrant with a baseball bat, letting water spray into the sky.
Huge flames could be seen leaping into the sky from Thermal Power Station-27 in the Mytishchi district northeast of Moscow.
On some days, they spewed more carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases into the sky than the entire US economy.
Windows were exploding, walls were collapsing, roofs were carried away into the sky, enormous trees were being wrenched from the ground.
This lawnmower flying off into the sky to the tune of Mariah Carey's "Emotions" will change your perspective on lawnmowers forever.
The telescope is so freakishly huge that it looked completely unreal, as if it had been C.G.I.-ed into the sky.
The winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year, before the sun reverses course and climbs higher into the sky.
Researchers think that when the meteorite hit Earth, it released more than 100 billion tons of water vapor into the sky.
Closers get to pump their fists, untuck their jerseys or mime shooting arrows into the sky when the victory is secured.
He watches as the little boy's soul rises from his body as a golden blob before it disappears into the sky.
They noticed that when volcanic eruptions sprayed sulfur particles into the sky, it temporarily caused a reduction in temperatures on Earth.
The military ceremony was followed by Johnson's great-grandnieces, Madeline and Emmerson Brumbaugh, ages 10 and 7, releasing doves into the sky.
The Popocatepetl volcano south of the capital sent a kilometer-high column of ash into the sky, said Mexico's disaster prevention agency.
When ignited, the racks of gunpowder filled bottles shoot out in every direction — some into the sky, and some into the crowd.
No one was inside the mosque at the time of the blaze, which firefighters said shot 40-foot flames into the sky.
In a little over a minute, you can see CO2 concentrations swirling around, up into the sky, and engulfing the Northern Hemisphere.
But during routine tests on the vehicle on April 20th, the capsule violently broke apart and spewed orange gas into the sky.
Within its rigid metal frame hung huge fabric bladders of combustible hydrogen, sufficiently capacious to lift its gargantuan mass into the sky.
Philadelphia fire officials said several explosions sent a massive fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after 0003 a.m.
Aerospace and defense giant United Technologies says it's working to put a hybrid-electric turboprop airplane into the sky within three years.
Philadelphia fire officials said several explosions sent a huge fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after 4 a.m.
Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980, sending a massive plume of ash into the sky and leveling the surrounding forests.
Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-sized water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecasted to spawn storms.
The eruption on Sunday sent columns of ash and smoke 6.2 miles (10 km) into the sky, dusting several regions with ash.
The apparition was caused by a NASA rocket launch that discharged "gas tracers" into the sky to probe the mechanisms behind auroras.
The 416 Fire - named, local media said, after its official incident number - burned over steep terrain sending smoke billowing into the sky.
Photos of the incident showed a black smoke cloud rising into the sky, and flames engulfing a pile of burning train cars.
In the light of those reports, it seems only sensible to stop people from bringing a potentially explosive device into the sky.
As the Sun rose over the desert, a crane lifted Aquila onto the dolly structure that would propel it into the sky.
We see red roof tiles flying about as the golden-hued god leaps out into the sky on the way to Olympus.
He closed with a vow that no more jobs would leave Maryland, and then Donald J. Trump disappeared back into the sky.
Firefighters have struggled to douse the flames and explosions at the site continue, sending clouds of thick grey smoke into the sky.
"Shooting nuclear reactors into the sky at Mach 8 poses a danger to everyone, not just Russian scientists," a source told Insider.
Salter envisions unmanned boats spraying sub-micron-size water droplets into the sky, seeding shinier clouds in areas forecast to spawn storms.
Now even wealthier people are buying apartments that stretch into the sky on Manhattan's so-called Billionaires' Row along Central Park South.
It's not entirely clear, but reports said that the two factions started shooting at each other after officers fired into the sky.
The moment his victory was announced, celebratory gunfire rang out in Mogadishu as soldiers across the city sprayed bullets into the sky.
Videos posted to Twitter show tourists on boats speeding away from White Island while smoke billows into the sky from the eruption.
On Tuesday, friends and supporters of the families gathered there and released yellow balloons into the sky wishing for a successful recovery.
Another is bathos-infused and nationalistic: It depicts a miner drilling into the ground as refinery towers rip into the sky behind him.
BUILT by the Indian Space Research Organisation, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle threw itself into the sky at 3.58am GMT on February 15th.
A plume of water shoots into the sky after a liquid explosives test at the divers' training center in Kampong Chhanang Province, Cambodia.
The drone lands in a field, drops off a four-plus pound box of sunscreen bottles, and buzzes back up into the sky.
Virgin Orbit owns a Boeing 747 called Cosmic Girl, which is meant to hoist the rocket into the sky and then drop it.
Thursday's explosion at the crater sent an ash plume 30,000 feet into the sky, after at least two smaller explosions in recent days.
This meteor shower typically leaves glowing dust trains, or streaks across Earth's atmosphere that last for several minutes before disappearing into the sky.
Video footage shows a later explosion that sent a massive fireball into the sky, engulfing the refinery and the surrounding area in smoke.
The name Frank Anthony Palombo lies on panel S-21, facing the new Freedom Tower that stretches a quarter mile into the sky.
PAHOA, Hawaii – Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano has erupted from its summit, shooting a dusty plume of ash about 30,000 feet into the sky.
Earlier, huge flames could be seen leaping into the sky and black smoke belched from Thermal Power Station-27 in Moscow's Mytishchi district.
Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano exploded a tall, steely gray column of ash into the sky Thursday, just as scientists warned eight days ago.
And here I am, planting a flag into a mound of snow and rock at almost nine kilometers [six miles] into the sky.
In practice, the device uses a pump and nozzle to create a finely tuned jet of seawater which is aimed into the sky.
And then a sudden sense of everything lifting gently into the sky, before the starship began turning and the centrifugal force kicked in.
The portable toilets are seen being carried across a sidewalk and then slamming into parked cars before one takes off into the sky.
One of these misfits was a human beehive, another was invisible, and another was so light that she could float into the sky.
"Reaching up into the sky, the kuipad would 'pull down the clouds' and help bring rain to the arid Sonoran Desert," Johnson explains.
There's a video of the take-off, in which you can watch Zapata take off from the beach, and disappear into the sky.
VR games can take you anywhere, and now, they can even carry you into the sky on the back of an eagle. What?
He did come up with a scheme for an American submarine to surface off the Cuban coast and fire explosives into the sky.
In earlier protests there have been rounds fired into the sky, but this is the first known time a protester has been shot.
At the giant Christmas tree lot, searchlights beam into the sky, and the trees plunked upon the ground are every color but green.
It features four jets flying above a funeral service in formation before one of the aircraft peels away and climbs into the sky.
Putting turbines that stretch 200 meters into the sky in waters 50 meters deep, miles out in stormy seas, is a costly business.
From California to Colorado, Portugal to Greece, photographers have captured terrifying images of infernos soaring into the sky and spreading to the horizon.
Japan's Fuji Television Network showed a streak of light heading into the sky, taken from a camera at China's border with North Korea.
The building and nearby towers are able to push high into the sky because of a loophole in the city's labyrinthine zoning laws.
In the late 1920s, Macy's began releasing its balloons into the sky after the festivities, with a monetary reward offered for their return.
To produce those effects, a massive reservoir of carbon—around 10 trillion tons by recent estimates—must have been pumped into the sky.
Locations with less hydrocarbons would have jetted less soot into the sky upon impact and created a smaller cooling effect around the globe.
For a striking display of shooting stars, look up into the sky&aposs inky blackness in the pre-dawn hours of Saturday morning.
Within minutes, there was an enormous explosion — a shoot of red flame and a funnel of black smoke that reached into the sky.
For a scant few hours, a cool pastel gloom ruled, until the warm egg yolk crept back up into the sky once more.
The explosion sent a huge cloud of smoke into the sky and destroyed two restaurants and cars parked in the area, officials said.
She tears at her own face, runs through a psychedelic desert shrine, unleashes rainbow smoke into the sky, and wails her voice raw.
A large plume of smoke spiraled into the sky, and witnesses said a number of bodies could be seen piled on the ground.
To do so they're looking to recruit the help of a little company called SpaceX to launch their eye 200 miles into the sky.
In fact, so much coccolith is being released into the sky that it has to be classified as a sea spray aerosol, or SSA.
Pyongyang also released video footage and photos of the launch that show Kim grinning and celebrating after the missile jets off into the sky.
CATANIA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, has once again erupted, spewing red torrents of lava into the sky.
The truck bomb in the west of the capital during the morning rush hour sent a huge cloud of gray smoke into the sky.
The Volcan del Fuego, roughly 27 miles from Guatemala City, shot ash nearly four miles into the sky, causing nearly 300 people to evacuate.
To get to that altitude, the rocket takes off from Blue Origin's launch facility in West Texas, lofting a crew capsule into the sky.
These minor inconveniences of the world are soothed by launching up from beneath a castle, and sending its guards and rubble into the sky.
Several air strikes hit buildings along the main road to Mosul, sending chunks of concrete and plumes of grey smoke mushrooming into the sky.
Meanwhile, a 17th fissure, which opened earlier Sunday, prompted highway closures and further evacuations as it spewed lava into the sky and surrounding neighborhoods.
FCC chairman Ajit Pai shot a giant flare into the sky to show ISPs the swamp was clear, and then the crocodiles moved in.
Shops were closed and streets deserted as plumes of black smoke rose into the sky and bursts of small arms fire pierced the air.
As we came close, the boat slowed and we could hear the sea sizzling as a giant white sulfurous plume boiled into the sky.
The fires in British Columbia were intense enough to produce numerous pyrocumulus clouds, which are essentially firestorms that tower into the sky, resembling thunderstorms.
A volcano erupted on the Indonesian island of Bali Saturday, sending ash into the sky over surrounding villages and lava pouring down its sides.
They both squinted their eyes as they looked high into the sky to check out the roaring fly-past by the Royal Air Force.
One daredevil maniac, known as Pieute, used the castle's walls, which stretch high into the sky from the historic city, for his latest stunt.
But I don't think he literally went up into the sky as an alive human being, started swimming through the air, and was swallowed.
Many are using the comments section to chastise the reality star for releasing balloons into the sky because of the pollution they could cause.
A lot of the brushes are more like video game particle effects: fire strokes burn, stars sparkle, "ember" strokes send sparks into the sky.
Volcanoes have this impact because they spew aerosol-rich ashes into the sky, which reflect sunlight back into space, thus cooling the planet slightly.
The player does so just as an enemy D.Va, a character whose mech suit doubles as a powerful explosive, soars high into the sky.
Each person wrote a message to Laura on a piece of notebook paper, which they tied to pink balloons and launched into the sky.
Our purpose is noble — to better our bodies, to better our minds, to hoist our children up into the sky and onto jungle gyms.
Image: Knut Christianson As humanity continues to pump carbon into the sky, the models that predict Earth's future are becoming increasingly complex and detailed.
Geologists have warned that the summit could have a separate explosive steam eruption that would hurl huge rocks and ash miles into the sky.
He's taking the trash out, but when a gently tossed bag sails off into the sky instead of landing in the dumpster, Mark grins.
Such a project holds all the potential of turning the circus into a whirling spaceship, floating off into the sky before it finally explodes.
So, instead of letting things go haywire the pilot quickly pulls the plane up into the sky to circle the airport to land safely.
When I looked up into the sky, I saw a fairly large orange glowing orb moving rapidly overhead right about 24 degrees of elevation.
She thought that that was just privileged people who were able to live in tall buildings with elevators that went up into the sky.
We try to get there 15 minutes before any light comes into the sky, and then we stay and dance as our research process.
And at about 4:45 in the afternoon, people walking through this very park looked up and saw black smoke billowing into the sky.
By the time I reached it, the sun was rising to the east, coaxed into the sky by the chorus of blackbirds and robins.
"She shot a warning flare into the sky to everyone out there who doesn't recognize the game has changed," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
At sunrise on Sunday, US-led coalition airstrikes pummeled the western part of Baghouz Al-Fawqani, sending dark columns of smoke into the sky.
The company and NASA wanted to see this process in action while the capsule is zooming into the sky on top of a rocket.
Times Insider We went to one of the world's biggest oil fields with an infrared camera to find out what's leaking into the sky.
Daniel Craig flew high into the sky atop his motorbike as I watched the trailer for No Time to Die on my phone's screen.
A wildfire in northern Colorado produced a firenado earlier this week, sending a wiry column of orange and yellow flames shooting into the sky.
Nine fighter jets soared into the sky above Taormina, leaving a trail of smoke in the red-white-green colors of the Italian flag.
Addis Ababa's runway is at a high elevation of around 7,600 feet, suggesting the doomed jet made it about 3,000 feet into the sky.
The blaze sent enormous plumes of smoke into the sky while being battled by the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the U.S. Forest Service.
It didn't reappear over the weekend — but it very well could have, amid a towering, violent fire, which sent an apocalyptic plume into the sky.
On Sunday afternoon, the 12,346-foot-tall (3,20153 m) mountain erupted, hurtling a column of ash a full 3.7 miles (6 km) into the sky.
He tells us that the leaders of the United States are complete fools, and a giant mushroom cloud billows up into the sky behind him.
"It's a growing navy -- there's no question," said Admiral Boxall, as F-18 fighters catapulted off the deck of the aircraft carrier into the sky.
When they look into the sky, they see a Huey dismantled in mid-flight, while more footage shows tanks and planes floating in the air.
Or are you satisfied with its balance of interesting deconstructions of racism and society and unidentified flying objects whisking old men away into the sky?
And in this instance, "massive" means more energy than the sun, since that star isn't ripping open any German teenager-sized wormholes into the sky.
Just as the sun was about to rest its weary head in Miami on Saturday, a ginormous  cumulus congestus cloud erected itself into the sky.
Witnesses at the scene, where a large plume of smoke spiraled into the sky, said they had seen a number of bodies on the ground.
Like the strings that keep me tethered to the ground have been cut and I can finally launch myself into the sky where I belong.
Video showed a tower of flame bursting from the front of the plane, and then a thick black plume of smoke rising into the sky.
Ultimate disaster can be averted if net carbon emissions can be reduced to zero—which doesn't mean humans can't release any carbon into the sky.
A yellow-orange tail of fire pushes a needle into the sky, the low rumble of engines surfing through the plains and into the canyons.
Deadly blasts on Tuesday in the San Pablito market sent huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and shook the ground in neighboring towns.
The sun will be so bright that special precautions must be taken by anyone looking to photograph, record, or simply look into the sky above.
After years of quiet development, a ship gets a brief moment in the spotlight as it's launched into the sky at 7 miles per second.
This caused more warm air to rise up into the sky over the Atlantic, making the atmosphere more unstable — and ripe for tumultuous storm activity.
Looks like Don was last to arrive ... because about 10 minutes after he got there, the string of blue balloons were released into the sky.
The culture hero, Tagai, killed his 12-man fishing crew (Zugubals) in a rage for breaking traditional law, before they all ascended into the sky.
If you were standing next to the 5-foot-tall rover and looked up into the sky, you wouldn't be able to see the sun.
And with that, Jayden was off into the sky, ready to yawn his way through two hours and fourteen minutes of mind-numbingly routine travel.
Volcan de Fuego ("Volcano of Fire") erupted earlier this year, sending ash just over a mile into the sky back in February, the BBC reported.
A video showed flames and smoke rising hundreds of feet into the sky, prompting the largest fire evacuation in Alberta's history, The Edmonton Journal reported.
A brush fire that billowed giant plumes of black smoke into the sky halted train service between New Jersey and New York on Tuesday afternoon.
The hand held device shoots bright, rocket propelled flares high up into the sky in order to signal the position of troops in an emergency.
New York City commemorates the attacks each year by casting 88 searchlights into the sky, creating two columns of light to represent the Twin Towers.
A plume of red ash rose from the volcano's Pu'u 'O'o vent high into the sky over the island, according to photos on social media.
At his "Ninth Wave" exhibition in Shanghai in 2014, he shot enormous clouds of (environmentally safe) powder into the sky, in effect painting the air.
Sunday's quake sent an ash plume 8,000 feet into the sky, but did not cause a tsunami threat, according to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.
Helicopters joined 22 firefighting units that worked with the army, navy, air force and police to battle Thursday's blaze as smoke billowed into the sky.
Family and friends I spoke with reported a feeling of euphoria as they watched the rocket climb into the sky, carrying their loved ones' ashes.
Here, there's a shiny, powerful toy to get distracted by, one that's floating into the sky and heading to wildly different parts of the map.
The background is divided horizontally into the sky, the sea, and the sand, painted in watery, translucent layers of blue, dark green, gray, and sienna.
From a distance, it looks as though someone has hauled a Ford Explorer into the sky and lodged it in the fork of a tree.
But, I'm also trying to think about how it all feels, and, if I looked up, how deep it would be up into the sky.
Hun Sen launched the campaign at a rally featuring traditional dance performances and doves and balloons released into the sky that drew about 60,000 supporters.
And that means more and more people are going to rely on tools like these to live comfortably as we keep building into the sky.
I do think that Boeing will do the right thing and you know, we're all waiting for that plane to come back into the sky.
The case of a missing impact craterWhen a meteorite hits, it super-heats rocks at the point of impact and catapults them into the sky.
The longest of these would reach some 1,503 feet into the sky – higher than the Eiffel Tower and nearly level with the Empire State Building.
People across the country gathered Wednesday night to scream into the sky to mark the anniversary of Donald Trump's victory in the 2016 presidential election.
With the launch of the newly unveiled Hwasong-22019 over nearly 3,00 miles into the sky, North Korea is closer than ever to this goal.
It rolled and roiled down the stands and washed onto the field and into the sky, infused with jubilation and wonder, with relief and belief.
She was standing on that overpass as thousands of bats awoke and began flying in swarms up into the sky as fast as they could.
Cy Tone also takes viewers up into the sky, and drops fleeting bits of colorful glitch to play with the artificiality of VR and 360°.
The target, which was being used to dig earth berms to fortify Islamic State positions, exploded into a blaze that sent white smoke into the sky.
Against the backdrop of smoke billowing into the sky, firefighters managed to contain 50% of the relatively small but potentially destructive blaze by late Sunday evening.
She met Kim Jong Il and they together watched the "Arirang" mass game spectacle that included a giant mosaic displaying a rocket flying into the sky.
Up close, the viewer gawps at the vastness of the trunk, a great pillar rising into the sky, typically branchless for almost half the tree's length.
The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
Fallout includes soil, building fragments, and other material that might get caught up in the cloud of a nuclear detonation and then propelled into the sky.
All they want to do is enjoy the New Year's Eve celebrations, yet humans have this annoying habit of continually firing loud rockets into the sky.
In Ukraine they shot cement into the sky to prevent downpours from flooding the Pripyat river and spreading radiation into the Dnieper, the country's main waterway.
We're pursuing the patchwork quilt version of the American dream — piecing it together, bit by bit — instead of worshiping the skyscraper reaching high into the sky.
The company received 45 applications, fielded a second round of pitches at its booth in the Austin convention center, then invited nine companies into the sky.
An imposing ash cloud reached 30,000 feet into the sky, presenting danger to aircraft and potential respiratory issues for islanders, depending on where the ash lands.
He's also given himself steampunk X-Men powers and thought of countless ways to launch hundreds of fireworks into the sky over his Stamford, Lincolnshire suburb.
The findings represented further evidence about Titan's hydrological cycle, with liquid hydrocarbons raining down from clouds, flowing across its surface and evaporating back into the sky.
After every one of these bangs, people in the streets would look up into the sky and listen for the following sound of a military aircraft.
Companies like Facebook, SpaceX, and Amazon want to change that by launching constellations of satellites into the sky, which will beam internet back down to Earth.
It flowed up, down, left and right, past downtown shops and red moon rock formations jutting into the sky like the hands of an ancient giant.
All that's left is to look up at the breathtaking, long-dormant edifices that scream into the sky before us and wonder what they once were.
The explosions would "provide very little warning," officials say, and could send "ballistic projectiles" -- from the size of small pebbles to giant rocks -- into the sky.
Four burned, sending a thick plume of black smoke into the sky before firefighters were able to extinguish the flames a little after 22016 a.m. Saturday.
He believed the earth may be flat and he wanted to launch himself into the sky inside a steam-powered rocket he built in his backyard.
It's not every day you look up into the sky and see some random bloke with a jetpack casually whizzing past the birds and building tops.
But when, say, a fire releases ash into the sky, or when a wind storm blows dust across the desert, those invisible aerosols are made visible.
The tallest summit on Earth, Mount Everest stretches a whopping 29,035 feet into the sky above the border of Nepal and China, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
As Kubo starts his show, his characters are conjured from flat pieces of paper that fly into the sky and magically fold into characters and objects.
As he stood near the drone, which hovered a few inches from the ground, it automatically released its cargo box and zipped off into the sky.
New Horizons had already discovered haze in Pluto's tenuous atmosphere, rising more than 120 miles into the sky and separated into at least 24 distinct layers.
Spotters set up camp atop the city's courthouse roof and counted the mass of balloons as they rose into the sky to determine the test's effectiveness.
The Big Island volcano released a small explosion at its summit just before midnight Friday, sending an ash cloud 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) into the sky.
Everyone chose their own message to write down, and together they released them into the sky, their love ascending to meet Khelcey Barrs in the heavens.
TV images showed the severely damaged body of the plane after it came to rest in scrubland and a column of smoke rose into the sky.
Modern cities, they say, use way more artificial light in the evenings than necessary, much of it emanating into the sky where it does no good.
Large bombs plummeted into the range, sending huge clouds of smoke into the sky, along with giant clods of earth and shock waves toward the spectators.
But one, from Vizum Atelier, a design firm based in Slovakia, would see a beam of light shoot up from a new spire into the sky.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A Russian military aircraft thunders into the sky at 4.47 pm from Russia's air base at Hmeimim in western Syria, veering to the east.
The vast Yangtze River in China, looking toxic in the morning mist, a factory chimney on the bank sending a curl of smoke into the sky.
After sleeping for over 213 years, the Philippines' Taal volcano awoke over the weekend, blasting a plume of ash at least 103,210 feet into the sky.
Two explosions at the Texas Petroleum Chemical plant sent flames into the sky, injured eight people, and released plumes of butadiene, a carcinogen, into the air.
Laurie even manages to make us almost forget about the big question from the end of episode two: Who or what took Will into the sky?
Whenever a big launch occurs from the Cape, tourists flood the nearby hotels in order to get a glimpse of the rocket climbing into the sky.
The valley was wide and flat, pocked with gaping calderas that blew enormous plumes of steam into the air, like sideways clouds drifting into the sky.
Here, the famed lady still holds her torch high into the sky, but the arm holding a tablet, referring to the Declaration of Independence, is missing.
Their critics, however, seem to feel that nature spraying chemicals into the sky is one thing, but human beings doing that deliberately is a different story.
The blast hit close to Green Village, a large compound used by staff of international organizations, sending a column of smoke and flame into the sky.
On Monday, millions of Americans from coast to coast stopped what they were doing to look up into the sky and witness the truly magical solar eclipse.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Somewhere in the city, there are white Mercedes Benzes, peace signs, and hearts floating up into the sky.
Instead of taking off from a launchpad, which requires lots of fuel, Stratolaunch will give rockets a head start by first carrying them up into the sky.
After about two weeks of increased activity at Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, the summit crater on Thursday exploded, sending ash 23,22 feet into the sky.
In "The Bells," Jon's scenes were largely focused on reluctantly fighting, or staring up into the sky with horror as Daenerys launched her assault on King's Landing.
The twin-prop Fairchild Metroliner went down near the runway of the southern Mediterranean island nation's main airport in the morning, sending smoke billowing into the sky.
"Four, three, two—" When he removed the tube from the base of the balloon, it wavered once like a bubble and then floated up into the sky.
In another of Mr Kapoor's metaphors, instead of peering from the mouth of the cave up into the sky, artists have instead turned back into the shadows.
So whether you're a science person or a horror person, this shot of millions of bats streaming into the sky is either great, or great and fearsome.
Global warming is a pressing problem, and some scientists believe that sending a plane to spray sulfate aerosols into the sky will help cool down the Earth.
Firefighters, Somali security forces and African Union peacekeepers rushed to the site, where a fire engulfed nearby buildings sending plumes of thick, dark smoke into the sky.
It has been gushing lava high into the sky and sending a river of molten rock toward the ocean at about 300 yards (274 meters) per hour.
Depending on how hot the fire is below, smoke can either hang low near the ground or be lofted high into the sky, traveling across entire continents.
Once in hand, players shake the snow globe-like object and are catapulted high into the sky where they can dispatch an umbrella to break the fall.
The ball veered into the sky with an insane amount of draw, only to line up cleanly along the pin, almost whispering its way to an albatross.
Even as Blue Origin was settling on its method of getting people into space, Bezos was seeking a location from which to pitch them into the sky.
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake has struck the summit of Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano summit, sending a plume of ash and rock about 10,000 feet into the sky.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Sakurajima volcano shot smoke and ash miles into the sky on Friday in its biggest eruption in more than three years, Kyodo News reported.
If Abrahamson had tied a gun to a weather balloon, it would have disappeared into the sky once he shot himself, a detective wrote in the report.
That will cause the sun to rise early, climb high into the sky — sweeping far above city skylines or mountain peaks — and set late into the evening.
The modern industrial era was literally built on steel and concrete, readily available materials that gave buildings the strength to stretch hundreds of stories into the sky.
Also, did you know in the late 1920s, Macy's began releasing its balloons into the sky after the festivities while offering a monetary reward for their return?
As the movie opens, they are on their first real date, eating out at a fancy restaurant and building paper lanterns together to float into the sky.
Up at Kilauea's 4,091-foot (1,246-meter) summit, at least 12 explosions a day on average are pumping ash plumes thousands of feet (meters) into the sky.
As the mass climbs higher, the smoky air cools and forms into a pyrocumulonimbus cloud, a soup of water and smoke particles towering miles into the sky.
Mount Agung, a volcano on Bali, erupted over the weekend, sending a thick ash cloud into the sky over the Indonesian island and grounding thousands of travelers.
He also patented a new kind of pyrotechnic device that combusts smaller amounts of black powder, or a smokeless propellant, more efficiently to launch fireworks into the sky.
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck the summit of Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano, sending a plume of ash and rock about 20143,000 feet (3,048 meters) into the sky Wednesday.
The rocket shot directly into the sky, and created a giant rift, which then seemed to connect the various other rifts that were already littered across the island.
The solar eclipse last year, for one day, made space the topic du jour, especially after images of President Trump peering into the sky without sunglasses went viral.
Per the Associated Press, ash from the eruption spewed as high as 12 miles into the sky and lava destroyed everything within 5 miles of the volcano's crater.
He spent the day firing bullets into the sky in the pattern of SOS and writing "H" on the ground with rocks in case a plane flew by.
Syria didn't take kindly to that, and it launched anti-aircraft missiles into the sky; an Israeli official confirmed that the munitions hit one of Israel's F-16s.
During intermittent explosions at Kilauea&aposs summit, including one late Thursday, ash shoots high into the sky and drifts down onto the small, rural campus and nearby areas.
And what more appropriate way could there be to commemorate the Fourth of July than with a shoulder-mounted bazooka that ignites and blasts fireworks into the sky?
Each evening at dusk, the hungry mothers emerge into the night in a vortex, circling out through the entrance and rising into the sky to feed on insects.
This vent has been gushing lava high into the sky and sending a river of molten rock toward the ocean at about 300 yards (274 meters) per hour.
Dogs with childlike faces peer out of frames; unreal flowers bloom; girls stand with their feet on the ground as their hair gets sucked up into the sky.
The firestorm melted transmission lines, sent a towering, mushroom-like cloud into the sky, and prompted the evacuation of entire communities in the western part of the city.
As I fell back to earth, I could hear them again, but when I hit the ground, I bounced, going back another couple hundred feet into the sky.
Sharing a tender moment, the two are locked in an embrace, their eyes closed as Cruz ruffles Trump's inimitable mane and blue hearts float off into the sky.
"Radars send out pulses of radio waves up into the sky and then listen for echoes that come back down off the satellite and space debris," Ceperley said.
On Sunday morning, as the fire was advancing toward Montecito, residents of nearby Carpinteria could see ribbons of flames in the foothills, sending smoke curling into the sky.
Passing into the park beyond Laura Facey's bronze "Redemption Song" sculpture, of a naked man and woman staring into the sky, we found a half-kilometer running loop.
The journey seemed to take forever, and although the elevator was enclosed, I could imagine us climbing up higher and higher into the sky above New York City.
Jameel Ahmad Parry, a laborer, sat on a boulder, with his arm around his daughter, a fifth grader, watching dense streaks of bluish smoke risk into the sky.
Exactly one week after his death, on July 10, the Brumbys and their friends went to a local park at sundown to release night lanterns into the sky.
A volcano southwest of Guatemala&aposs capital has erupted for the second time this year, setting off loud explosions and spewing ash nearly four miles into the sky.
Kilauea spewed ash nearly six miles into the sky on Thursday in what scientists warned could be the first in a string of even more violent explosive eruptions.
The explosion on Saturday evening sent a giant fireball into the sky above the eastern part of Accra, causing frightened residents to flee their homes in large numbers.
Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar is known for his wild flights of fancy, for films that soar into the sky and don't stop until they've headed into deep space.
It was there when Barzagli beat Lamela to the ball as it bounced along the goal-line in the final minute, and thundered it high into the sky.
The reason is actually pretty simple: The plume from a volcanic eruption can inject millions of tons of sulfur dioxide and ash thousands of feet into the sky.
It laid new streets, built one of the biggest stadiums on Earth and started work on a hotel meant to reach more than 0003,2000 feet into the sky.
Because the land grows more populous each day as the newly dead arrive, additions are continually made to the towers and they keep rising higher into the sky.
"Prep is going really well," Hiddleston captioned the video, which shows him soaring into the sky before losing his balance and flopping onto his face on a mat.
"Ever since I saw Diana Ross fly off into the sky at the Halftime Show, I dreamed of performing at the Super Bowl," Lopez said in a statement.
Mandatory evacuations have been issued for parts of Murrieta as the raging blaze creeps closer to residential areas, shooting plumes of smoke and orange flames into the sky.
Videos shared on news websites showed residents yelling in panic while firefighters stood outside the building in Jiangsu, and a dense ribbon of smoke rose into the sky.
Guatemala&aposs seismology and volcanology institute says the volcano continued to rumble Sunday, shooting columns of ash nearly three miles into the sky while lava pooled around the crater.
The presence of the penitentes—some reaching 50 feet into the sky—could "pose a hazard to a future lander on Europa," the researchers write in the new study.
" Maroon 5 threw it back once again with "She Will Be Loved" as the crowd looked on and released paper lanterns into the sky to spell out "One Love.
As a Girl Scout who grew up near Las Cruces, New Mexico, Acevedo earned her science badge by building a functioning model rocket and launching it into the sky.
But there's honestly no beating the stark, terrible image of those three billboards rising into the sky, red as sirens and radiating rage even before they're literally set ablaze.
Monday earlier on in the night, before the moon rises high into the sky — it will drown out the stars — may be the best bet for viewing, Block says.
Several other people were injured in the fiery crash, which sent plumes of thick black smoke billowing into the sky, said Officer Kevin Tao of the California Highway Patrol.
Last week, Indonesia's Mount Agung began erupting for the first time in more than half a century, ejecting clouds of smoke and ash nearly 23,000 feet into the sky.
In November, Disney and Intel partnered up to create the "Starbright Holiday Drone Show," which used 300 drones flying in formation to shine 4 billion colors into the sky.
Footage broadcast on CNN affiliate Geo TV showed a blaze ripping through the carriages, with flames licking out of the windows and sending black smoke billowing into the sky.
Where Arkles Road turns into Anfield Road and Liverpool's stadium suddenly looms up into the sky, they unfurled their banners and draped their flags, and they sang their songs.
But many of the producers of heat-trapping gases have spewed them into the sky for free for decades while profiting immensely, obfuscating the science, and stalling political will.
TOM LEHRER'S satirical ditty on the Nazi-turned-American rocketeer was faithful to the essence of early missile development, whose principal challenge was hoisting the weapons into the sky.
In the case of a Kaka, it was breeding them behind fences that rise high into the sky and deep below the ground to keep out pests like possums.
"He tried to fire off a rocket that goes up into the sky and it backfired and took his chest off," Temple's friend, Benjamin Avalos, told Toledo's WTOL-TV.
She then looked outside, into the sky, and the horror of it all came back to him with a sick lurch: she was checking out the level of daylight.
Drone photography, developed by the military to enable pilots to stay on the ground while sending their cameras into the sky, is no longer limited to surveillance and warfare.
Tourists often climb to the 924-metre (3,000-foot) summit of the volcano and peer into its crater, with small puffs of molten rock regularly blasted into the sky.
Arecibo researchers aren't yet entirely sure whether they'll actually broadcast one of the competing teams' designs into the sky — it depends on the quality of the proposals they receive.
Xinhua said fire fighters had been dispatched to battle the flames and pictures carried by state media showed thick black smoke rising into the sky above an industrial complex.
This bounce house in Niagara County, New York, clearly got fed up with being bounced on all the time, so it saddled up and flew off into the sky.
Local television showed dramatic images of an intense blaze burning high into the sky and charred buildings at the facility belonging to DTE, a U.S. electric and gas company.
Now scientists are warning of a whole bunch of other possible hazards: acid rain, a bunch of falling ash, and eruptions that could propel huge boulders into the sky.
Community Opening Day: Mika Tajima: 'Meridian (Gold)' (Saturday) Imagine being able to sit on a bench while, beneath your feet, jets of brightly colored vapor shoot into the sky.
"The city needs to learn to live with water - creating a space for water to fall and gradually go into the soil and back into the sky," he said.
Other videos on Instagram showed the scene from outside the plane, where people rushed to help those still coming down the slide while black smoke billowed into the sky.
Through wide-scale rezoning efforts, and city-financed incentives to build high into the sky, developers have responded in kind, placing this section of Brooklyn under scaffolds, seemingly forever.
Wild cheers, applause, and streams of tears followed the silence as a rainbow of balloons were released into the sky, one for each fatality of the Orlando nightclub shooting.
The tiny man Isaiah Thomas, serving the tail end of his rehab stint, bounce-passing to himself, flinging his slight body into the sky, and tapping a dunk down.
As security forces cordoned off the area, gunshots and what appeared to be hand grenade explosions could be heard as a cloud of black smoke drifted into the sky.
Elon Musk's aerospace company kicked off its final mission of 2017 Friday night by launching a rocket into the sky over Southern California from the Vandenberg Air Force Base.
In a signature scene from the Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle's 2016 musical "La La Land," the song-and-dance man Ryan Gosling suddenly lifts off into the sky.
On a steamy night in May, six stories above Times Square, a 12-year-old aimed a blaster into the sky, and fire shot out of his avatar's boots.
Dr. Gulick said the asteroid impact most likely hurled fiery debris into the sky, which then rained down and ignited firestorms around the world within hours of the crash.
His church towers do not lean back into the sky as they would if you were looking up at them or seeing a photograph made in a single shot.
Before the roof, most of the sound headed harmlessly into the sky, but with the roof and the new shutters below it, the noise reflected back toward the court.
In this case, a giant centrifuge would spin the craft around in a vacuum to build up insane speed, then open a door and release it into the sky.
The militants sabotaged much of Qayyara's oil infrastructure before fleeing ahead of the government advance, sending black smoke into the sky for days and oil pouring into main thoroughfares.
In a statement, Lopez said she has dreamed of performing at the Super Bowl ever since seeing Diana Ross "fly off into the sky" at the 1996 halftime show.
Sinosphere BEIJING — When Flappy McFlapperson and Skybomb Bolt sprang into the sky for their annual migration from wetlands near Beijing, nobody was sure where the two cuckoos were going.
We had a whole bunch of models for these snake-like creatures, and they ended up as a thing that we moved into the sky, and they fly around.
My food is running low, and last night my friend stepped out of our cave to collect some snow for melting, only to be yanked up into the sky.
On the way down, Michael opens a bag that sends blue powder bursting into the sky, indicating that their bundle of joy, due in July, will be a baby boy.
" Maroon 5 then threw it back once again with "She Will Be Loved" as the crowd looked on and released paper lanterns into the sky to spell out "One Love.
When startled, pheasants burst into the sky at speeds reaching 38 to 48 mph (60 to 77 km/hr), and when chased they can hit 60 mph (96 km/hr).
Mount Sinabung, which has seen a spike in activity since 2010, erupted for around nine minutes on Sunday, sending clouds of volcanic ash 7 km (4.4 miles) into the sky.
The annual parade is marked by its massive floats, many decorated with neon lettering, large and glowing fleurs-de-lis, big video screens and even spotlights shooting into the sky.
Viewing her "Sky Skin" works, we look through portals of landscapes into the sky, with feathers and clouds and celestial bodies, almost like an escape into the cosmos, into freedom.
"I c the kidz doin these kinda pics, so…" she quipped in addition to the photo of herself, this time cupping her nude chest and staring upward into the sky.
The five were allegedly interviewed in separate rooms, but gave matching descriptions of what they had seen — a beast that had leapt vertically into the sky without flapping its wings.
The tomato goes to the sun, and they all build a ship, and the ship is going to go into the sky because outer space is what it's all about!
As you move your hands (equipped with HTC Vive trackers), you can change glowing currents around a massive virtual tree, rising higher and higher into the sky as it grows.
I can't pinpoint the cause — there's mention of a cave, but I'm not sure if that's it — but crew members talk about seeing disorienting geometric patterns burned into the sky.
Sure enough, shortly after the Falcon Heavy roared off into the sky, two of its boosters reappeared, their landings just a stone's throw from the launch pad almost perfectly synchronised.
Without the moon, "I think humanity would have probably never looked up into the sky [and thought], 'Oh, this object is fairly close, let's try and get there,'" Gross says.
Hawaii Standard time, and sent a plume about 30,000 feet (5.6 miles, or 9.1 kilometers) into the sky, an altitude where commercial airplanes fly, according to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
After heat-trapping carbon leaked into the sky from an unknown source, the planet, which was already several degrees Celsius hotter than it is today, gained an additional 6 degrees.
Hopefully kids won't be able to take Barbie too far into the sky, or the FAA might have to hurry out legislation to stop falling dolls as well as drones.
The birds never quite blended into the sky and so there were two slightly different patterns, their dark silhouettes and the lights, which alternately suggested speeding constellations or overactive fireflies.
Backed into a defensive corner, she lifted a gentle, arching topspin lob that curled into the sky and fell back to the red clay inside the baseline for match point.
"They shot us up, burned our vehicles to send a smoke signal into the sky," Langford said, arguing that the gang's goal was to draw the Sinaloa gunmen into battle.
Instead of flying off into the sky, the butterflies stuck around the The Van Gorder family lost Vanessa, who would be 29, in a car accident a few winters ago.
Photo: GizmodoOn the way to the next property, cattle egrets flew into the sky, clearing the path for us, and making it feel like we were paniolo in old Hawaii.
At the center of Morrowind's map stood the Red Mountain, a domineering volcano that belched ash into the sky, blighting the land with ruined crops, poor visibility, and terrible disease.
With wispy tendrils of smoke that dissipate into the sky, Steven Spazuk leaves no lit candle unturned by using carbon residue left from burnt wicks to form his masterful paintings.
Kilauea spewed ash nearly six miles (9 km) into the sky on Thursday in what scientists warned could be the first in a string of even more violent explosive eruptions.
The trampoline was definitely the most enjoyable, since it slingshotted you what felt like 100 feet into the sky (my momentum nearly flung me into a wall more than once).
Ahead, on the west bank, bony cattle were drinking from the river, kicking a choking dust high into the sky and across the sun, casting everything in an eerie patina.
So if you look at the chart and the case level is skyrocketing up to into the sky and the market's plunging into the into the floor, if you will.
The plane was rocked side to side by the winds as it started to touch down but then bounced off its back tires before pulling up into the sky again.
The Miami Beach Holocaust Memorial and its centerpiece, a bronze sculpture of a curled hand and tattooed forearm reaching high into the sky, are right next to the botanical garden.
Late Friday, fire engulfed part of a chemical plant northeast of Houston, sending thick black smoke high into the sky, a statement from Arkema, the owner of the plant, confirmed.
India is planning to open the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Memorial in 2021 on a 15-acre plot in the Arabian Sea, reaching 212 meters into the sky, or 695 feet.
The world's current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, soars 2,716 into the sky, and more and more skyscrapers across Asia and the Middle East are rising each year.
In July, when India sent up the rocket carrying the lander, millions watched the live broadcasts of the rocket cutting into the sky on top of a funnel of fire.
But the absolute, must-see attraction at Gardens by the Bay its stunning and famous Supertree Grove, the vertical, man-made tree-like gardens that stretch high into the sky.
Building launch pads at sea assuages concerns about annoying city dwellers with the noise, sonic booms, and vibrations that come with hurling rockets into the sky, but brings up another concern.
Making a "salute to the seven directions," where the energies of each cardinal point extend into the sky, ground, and the inside of each person—to open a portal of happiness.
So on a raw day last month, several of Cape May's emergency responders gathered at a municipal airport in Woodbine to watch Verizon launch a 200-pound drone into the sky.
MECCA/RIYADH (Reuters) - A few steps away from Mecca's Grand Mosque, a dozen empty towers rise into the sky above the holy city visited by millions of Muslim pilgrims every year.
The rocket, a Terrier-Improved Malemute, was tasked with releasing canisters filled with multi-colored chemical vapors into the sky to create vivid clouds that could be seen from the ground.
Countdown events were held on Tuesday night in clubs throughout the nation, with people cheering as the clocked ticked down to midnight and fireworks shooting into the sky in some areas.
Eyewitness video footage from a nearby vessel showed a towering cloud of steam and ash billowing into the sky, punctuated by the glow of red-hot embers and flashes of lightning.
White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass are billowing into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano pours down a hillside and into the ocean.
Formed by weathering, environmental conditions and sedimentary deposits over time, the mountain's unique minerology created a marbling effect, with layered hues of gold, lavender, red and turquoise towering into the sky.
And while the future of air travel seems poised to deliver more of the same, Airbus has a plan to inject some of that glamor and flexibility back into the sky.
But I can't get enough of "No Problem," particularly the beat: it's like someone took a gospel song, stuffed it into a Roman candle, and sent it flying into the sky.
Black smoke rose into the sky and explosions reverberated around the Abu Salim and Hadba districts, and a witness said a major road nearby had been blocked off with shipping containers.
BEIJING (Reuters) - In a Beijing suburb, a crane hoists a concrete slab into the sky, removing a roof from a simple brick home that had once sheltered a small migrant family.
A massive column of smoke and ash shot nearly 10 miles into the sky above Sumatra Monday morning as Mount Sinabung, one of three currently active volcanoes in Indonesia, began erupting.
The summer had passed, and the great clouds that rise above the desert in that season, towering miles and miles into the sky, so dark and promising, had brought no rain.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Mount Aso, a volcano on Japan's main southern island of Kyushu, erupted early on Saturday, Japan's Meteorological Agency said, spewing volcanic ash 11,000 meters (2160 miles) into the sky.
On August 1, 1955, a prototype of the U-2 spy plane sprinted down a runway at Groom Lake in Nevada, and its massive wings quickly lifted it into the sky.
Other Flat Earthers include a guy who launched himself into the sky via homemade rocket, a freestyle rapper, and a former employee of Space Systems/Loral (the company that builds satellites).
But what started in 1777 with the firing of 13 rockets into the sky in Philadelphia has evolved into a tradition celebrated across the continent with grander and more expensive spectacles.
It's set in alternative 1980 where buildings vine their way into the sky and flying motorcycles exist, but technology is otherwise stuck in the bog of cassette tapes and manual input.
Average global temperatures are closely related to the amount of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide people pump into the sky, and climate researchers use this mechanism to anticipate future warming.
But on September 11, 2001, Nowrouzzadeh was a freshman at George Washington University, which is close enough to the Pentagon that students could see plumes of smoke climb into the sky.
Fire engulfed part of a chemical plant northeast of Houston on Friday evening, sending thick black smoke high into the sky, a statement from Arkema, the owner of the plant, confirmed.
Olivia Bee's accompanying poem: i bought a blue dress so i could slip into the sky;to cradle tangibility with camouflage,dusk's disappearance transpiring, the poison seeping, pooling around my ribs.
Countdown events were held on Tuesday night in clubs across the nation, with people cheering as the clock ticked down to midnight and fireworks shooting into the sky in some areas.
In a moment of exultation the ape throws the bone into the sky where, in what has been called the longest fast forward in film history, it turns into a spaceship.
Thousands of people were evacuated from the area near Taal volcano after it suddenly shot a column of ash and steam as high as 15 km (nine miles) into the sky.
A video of the launch posted by Justin Chapman, a freelance journalist, shows Mr. Hughes's steam-powered rocket shooting off into the sky and a parachute falling down to the earth.
Dashboard camera footage from a car crossing the nearby Yi Sun-sin bridge showed the fiery blast and large debris shooting up into the sky before falling to the bridge's surface.
Winken, Blinken, and Nod takes its title from "Wynken, Blynken, and Nod," a 1889 poem by Eugene Field about three children who sail off into the sky on a wooden shoe.
Most of that price difference, he said, can be attributed to the higher floors in today's vertiginous skyscrapers, which command a premium for each additional story that rises into the sky.
Conley has flown a small plane equipped with gas sensors around the Aliso Canyon reservoir more than a dozen times since the facility started pouring methane into the sky in October.
Dumbstruck observers stood rooted to the spot as the scale of catastrophe sunk in, questioning whether the cathedral would survive the night as clouds of acrid-smelling smoke rose into the sky.
At certain points, timed to the shifts in the fast-moving dance music, the stage would alter gravity, sending players bouncing into the sky and even floating in place at one point.
On the morning of September 24st, those near Kennedy Space Center in Florida heard the sound of a loud explosion and later witnessed a thick trail of smoke rising into the sky.
Google is happy to keep sending its Project Loon internet balloons into the sky, announcing a breakthrough in deployment today, but it's suddenly less committed to laying more cables in the ground.
What sets the Monospinner apart from those spinning propeller toys that blast off into the sky when you pull a rip cord is that you can control it once it takes off.
It was like playing a high-tech Bop It, and the payoff was sending a nearly seven-foot-long autonomous fix-winged aircraft zipping off its metal runway and into the sky.
This week, if all goes to plan, "Mad" Mike Hughes, a Californian, will launch himself 1,800 feet (550 metres) into the sky in a homemade steam-powered rocket made of scrap metal.
A plume of thick black smoke rose into the sky over 216 West Slauson Avenue in Florence as planes headed for nearby Los Angeles International Airport, according to photographs on social media.
"I wanted to start a new conversation today," Gross says in the video, staring into the camera between shots of propeller planes ascending into the sky and Coachella's Instagram-famous Ferris wheel.
Lava was shooting into the sky from one vent and there was "weak" activity at two other fissures, which weren't producing much of a flow and not advancing very far, Babb said.
Under the iconic glass dome, journalists from across Europe mingled as a member of Clean Bandit spun tunes, and beams of light powered by a Nissan Leaf shot out into the sky.
Uprooted from Lower Manhattan and plopped into the The Division's version of Midtown, the structure's iconic bleached arches, which jet into the sky like a cracked rib rage, are unfinished and abandoned.
It took dispatchers an average of three seconds to send a drone into the sky, whereas it took dispatchers an average of three minutes to get an EMS team out the door.
Sookee and Hideko weren't aware they could feel this level of ardor until they met each other, but the deeper they fall in love, the more Park's filmmaking soars into the sky.
For their latest video, Gav and Dan tackle an old experiment: add butane to a bottle of Coke, turn it upside down, and watch the plastic bottle rocket up into the sky.
"They shot us up, burned our vehicles to send a smoke signal into the sky," Langford tells Reuters, alleging that the Juarez cartel's goal was to draw the Sinaloa gunmen into battle.
Disaster agency spokesman David de Leon says about 300 people have been evacuated from nearby villages, which are being blanketed by ash as fiery smoke billows nearly four miles into the sky.
But all along, he builds in necessary respites, like Marty's alien arrival in 1955 Hill Valley or that musical sequence, to lift up the final act until it's rocketing into the sky.
Art Review PRINCETON, N.J. — A third of the way through "Macbeth," right after the antihero murders the king of Scotland, two noblemen look up into the sky and behold a celestial horror.
The blast was loud enough to be heard throughout the city of about 250,000 and sent a plume of smoke into the sky, according to Usiminas' press office and a firefighters' spokesman.
A test version of SpaceX's next-generation rocket, Starship, partially burst apart during ground tests in Texas today, erupting plumes of gas and sending some pieces of hardware soaring into the sky.
Images on social media showed huge brown-gray columns of smoke emanating from a neighborhood high in one of the city's hills, and pouring into the sky out over the Pacific Ocean.
Last July, around a week after he photographed at the facility, an unusually large volcanic eruption on the Italian island of Stromboli sent a mile-high column of ash into the sky.
On a Friday morning in April, Ms. Sweity, a 54-year-old schoolteacher and mother of six, stood on the same roof, watching a column of dark smoke spiral into the sky.
In 2010, this was the view of Lower Manhattan from New Jersey on September 11, when twin columns of light were projected into the sky in remembrance of the September 11 attacks.
When she started slipping in and out of consciousness, the pilot knew there was only one thing to do to save her: dump more than 65,3003 pounds of fuel into the sky.
It's cute, Anna Kendrick is her winsome self, and Bill Hader uses his gloomy Gus energy to ground just enough of the proceedings, preventing the film from floating off into the sky.
U is a selection of colored Baby Yoshis that perform different actions: shoot bubbles to trap and defeat enemies, light up dark areas, and inflate into balloons, carrying Mario into the sky.
In Edinburgh, a police helicopter almost drowned out the chants of the protesters, who plan to launch into the sky the giant "Baby Donald" balloon — depicting the president as an angry orange baby.
Desperate, the doctors called a distribution center near Kigali, where clinic workers and a flight crew loaded a series of small, unmanned aircraft with the needed supplies and launched them into the sky.
Lava was shooting into the sky from one vent and there was "weak" activity at two other fissures, which weren&apost producing much of a flow and not advancing very far, Babb said.
Whenever a rocket soars to space, it must pass through the airspace that thousands of pilots fly through every day, sometimes causing planes to reroute to avoid a spacecraft zooming into the sky.
But if you own a GoPro and are already deeply invested in the company's ecosystem of mounts and accessories, it's maybe a more compelling option for taking your first steps into the sky.
The craft traveled at speeds topping 2,300 miles per hour and climbed more than 55 miles into the sky, where Moses experienced her first view of the cosmos through the plane's cabin windows.
Fortunately, it's not just Tom allowed to talk in Universal's new world — co-star Annabelle Wallis also gets to make a hilarious little "whooo!" noise as a parachute pulls her into the sky.
An explosion and fire injured at least 10 people, sent smoke billowing into the sky and prompted an evacuation of tens of thousands of residents, media reports and medical officials said on Thursday.
Later, we see that he's got a parachute, which activates when he's pulled high into the sky by the Vulture, as well as the small spider-drone we saw in the last trailer.
Hawaii was put on "red alert" Tuesday, after the Kilauea volcano sent a plume of gas and ash 12,000 feet into the sky, posing a hazard to residents and aircraft in the area.
The truth has been staring us straight in the face, but we were too busy looking up into the sky trying to find a UFO to notice it's been right there all along.
A SpaceX rocket blew up on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral on Thursday, shaking nearby buildings and spewing smoke into the sky, two days before its planned liftoff with an Israeli satellite.
PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodians on Thursday marked the 64th anniversary of the country's independence from France by releasing doves and balloons into the sky at the Independence Monument in the capital Phnom Penh.
Yes, last night on MSNBC, anchor Brian Williams described the 59 missiles being launched into the sky as beautiful, and even quoting Leonard Cohen, in a video that I still can quite believe.
Watching a modern, massive, airliner taxi down a runway, slowly pick up speed, and then haul itself into the sky is one of the most impressive demonstrations of man-made engineering and ingenuity.
JAKARTA (Reuters) - A volcano erupted on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali, causing some overnight flight cancellations to and from Australia as an ash cloud rose into the sky, officials said on Saturday.
Company warns of more blasts A pair of blasts at the Arkema chemical plant in Crosby sent plumes of smoke into the sky Thursday morning, and the company warned more blasts could follow.
Television footage showed smoke and ash billowing high into the sky, with lava visible deep inside a crater at the mountain, which featured in the 1967 James Bond movie "You Only Live Twice".
Eruptions started Saturday The ash, which began spewing into the sky after Mount Agung in eastern Bali erupted three times Saturday, has reached heights of 4,000 meters (about 2.5 miles), according to Sutopo.
There's also a 1,600-foot-long zip line and a helium balloon that rises 450 feet into the sky, as well as a swim-up bar, various eateries, and private cabanas and daybeds.
A series of eruptions at Mount Merapi in 2010 killed more than 350 people and authorities are taking no chances after plumes of smoke and ash billowed into the sky late on Monday.
As Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to spew lava into neighborhoods and eject foreboding plumes of dark ash into the sky, a nearby underwater volcano named Lo'ihi patiently waits to rise above the surface.
This time the image might take fewer drones so the software will move some drones out of the main cloud and switch off their LED lights, essentially making them disappear into the sky.
Cars fill the air with the exhaust they pipe out, factories and power plants belch residue into the sky, and city apartment buildings pump out chemicals they use to heat and cool residences.
Outside the temple's entrance, the fire-engine-red and canary-yellow flags of the People's Republic of China and the Communist Party soar into the sky, overlooking sleepy villages and verdant rice fields.
The ballad, "Too Late to Love You," is at least partially cowritten by the player; you become both performer and audience by selecting the lyrics just as Junebug belts them into the sky.
The navy showed pictures on its official microblog from the drills in the East China Sea, including J-15 carrier-borne fighter jets launching into the sky, overseen by navy chief Wu Shengli.
Standing beside the door, I was joined by a cotton farmer in his sixties, who reached into his galabia, pulled out a 9-millimetre Helwan pistol, and fired four rounds into the sky.
To call "The Aeronauts" uplifting would be an understatement for a movie that shoots us into the sky in a gas-filled balloon with little preamble and a breathtaking array of special effects.
Then, we've got this epic shot of Amazons sprinting like blazes in unison, combined with a shot of Wonder Woman doing the same down the street and again, lassoing casually into the sky.
The slate blue ice and white snow merge seamlessly into the sky so that when you leave the shoreline, with brittle tiles of ice cracking underfoot, it feels like stepping into a cloud.
Last year, lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano flowed into the ocean, creating bombs of molten rock that were flung into the sky and then smashed into a nearby tourist boat, injuring 23 people.
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He worried that he couldn't make the heightened reality of Chazelle's musical numbers feel real, especially when the two leads float into the sky and dance among the stars inside L.A.'s Griffith Observatory.
HONOLULU – Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano has captivated people around the world by shooting lava high into the sky and sending rivers of molten rock pouring down hillsides into the ocean over the past month.
The companies sell a romantic idea: Name a star after a loved one, and you can look up into the sky and think of them every time you see it for decades to come.
It occurred two days after Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, erupted, sending a huge column of ash into the sky and causing the temporary closure of Catania airport on Sicily's eastern coast.
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala's Fuego volcano belched black ash high into the sky on Sunday night, as an eruption that began last week intensified, but authorities have not ordered the evacuation of nearby villages.
LONDON — If you happen to have looked up into the sky recently and spotted strange patterns of shifting colours, don't panic — the weird bodies of lights appearing above Britain aren't UFOs, they're nacreous clouds.
When he hits the lip, he lets the camera go, and it smoothly zips up into the sky, offering a zoomed-out view of him and his friends as they cruise down the mountain.
If there aren't thousands of these eVTOLs ready to start ferrying passengers about relatively soon after the service launches, the effort could enter a death spiral before you can shout "taxi!" into the sky.
Video of the blasts showed a spectacular flurry of pyrotechnics exploding high into the sky, like rockets in a war zone, as a massive plume of charcoal-gray smoke billowed out from the site.
From square plates in the ground that rise up to start events, to huge guns shooting into the sky, Mars seems to be one of the more battle-prepared, advanced planets in Destiny 2.
NASA's Exoplanet Exploration tool lets anyone with an internet connection experience what it might be like to stand on the surface of a planet light-years from Earth and look up into the sky.
A line of golden sparks shoots upward into the sky and ends in a colored point: first pink, then blue, then pink again, casting its brief hypnotic light on the sand and the water.
Image 2 of 2 GUATEMALA CITY – A volcano southwest of Guatemala&aposs capital has erupted for the second time this year, setting off loud explosions and spewing ash nearly four miles into the sky.
The PAL-V also has specs, in case that's going to sway your purchase decision, including take-off space that generally will mean you'll have to use an airfield to get into the sky.
There are at least two ways to look at the velocity of change in Downtown Brooklyn: through the buildings rising ever higher into the sky or through the people enlivening the sidewalks down below.
Broadcaster CNN Turk showed images of black smoke billowing into the sky above the blaze, which spread to an ammunition depot and triggered small explosions, according to a statement from the Kilis governor's office.
"(The plume) went up 12,000 (feet) into the sky, and so on the scheme of things for volcanic eruptions, it's not large, but if you were close to that, it's not good," Gledhill said.
It hit two days after Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, erupted, sending a huge column of ash into the sky and causing the temporary closure of Catania airport on Sicily's eastern coast.
The game, developed by Tangram Games, stars a girl who jumps into the sky, jumps off of birds, and flaps her arms to chase after her cat, which has floated away with a balloon.
Scientists are carefully watching the eruption of Mount Agung, the Bali volcano that has spewed ash at least four miles into the sky and is now shaking the popular vacation island with violent tremors.
CHICAGO — On Saturday, December 275, a multicolor mushroom cloud shot into the sky over the former site of Chicago Pile-75 (CP-225), the world's first artificial nuclear reactor, at the University of Chicago.
Though murder rates are nowhere near those of South or Central America, someone may still whip out a handgun at a 25th birthday party and fire it wildly into the sky because they can.
It was during this time that lava was escaping from multiple fissures near the Leilani Estates in the Puna district, and when lava began to flow into the ocean, spewing toxic steam into the sky.
In a statement released on June 2, the U.S. Geological Survey explained that lava from the eruption's fissure 8 entered Green Lake and boiled its water away, sending a white plume high into the sky.
Directed by the Venice, California-based team of twins called the Freise Brothers, the commercial, entitled "Tesla 'Not A Dream,'" includes gas trucks floating powerlessly into the sky as oil rigs smoke in the distance.
When I throttled up to keep from crashing, the drone shot up into the sky, quickly getting beyond the range of my goggles, so that the live feed of the video would start cutting out.
As drones become more common, both with consumers and commercial operators, expect to see folks at your local park gazing into the sky, fine tuning the controls of a ghost drone only they can see.
Some were creative in their methods: The Card Catalog recounts how one library in Maryland sent its lot off into the sky by attaching it to balloons; another even held a funeral for its cards.
Sometimes, Caitlyn told me, she would turn her plane vertically, hurtling at hundreds of miles per hour straight up into the sky before she would stop, float briefly in the air, and fall back down.
This type of eruption, which blasts ominous columns of ash more than 235 kilometers (22010 miles) into the sky, is called a plinian eruption, named after a local Roman who lived to document the event.
I was playing Narcosis in the morning, prior to the start of work, but because I was locked into a VR headset, it mattered little that the sun was rising into the sky behind me.
CATANIA, Italy (Reuters) - Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, erupted on Monday, sending a huge column of ash into the sky and causing the closure of Catania airport on Sicily's eastern coast.
In Las Vegas in 2016, save for a tall, tasteless, gold-tinted building looming surreally into the sky with the opposing candidate's name blazoned across the top, the opposition had no physical presence at all.
One persistent belief in some quarters is that the government — or business, perhaps — is deploying a fleet of jet aircraft to spray chemicals into the sky to control the population, food supply or other things.
A total of 443 flights, both domestic and international, were affected by the closure of the airport, about 60 km (63 miles) from Mount Agung which is spewing smoke and ash high into the sky.
BEIJING — At least 19 people have been killed and a dozen injured after a chemical plant exploded in southwest China, engulfing the plant in flames and throwing a thick plume of smoke into the sky.
The terminal, an architectural landmark that opened in 1962 and quickly became a symbol of the dream of soaring into the sky, was abandoned in 2001 and mostly has been out of the public eye.
The poster, drenched in an eerie green, depicts a faraway baby carriage propped on a rocky ridge in shadow and silhouetted against an ethereal image of Ms. Farrow, in profile, staring dazedly into the sky.
" After releasing silver and purple balloons into the sky Wednesday, mourners filled the pews and aisles of the church to honor a girl who liked basketball and who loved praising God "in her own way.
If this were to occur — like on the scale of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines, which sent some 20 billion tons of sulfur dioxide into the sky — the cooling would be noticeable.
And on a recent sunny afternoon, just as expected, a couple and their young son were there trying to catch an updraft to loft a plastic butterfly with a long blue tail into the sky.
On Sunday, footage circulated on China's Weibo microblogging service of an object traveling up into the sky, leaving a white trail behind it, over the Bohai Sea, partly closed at the time for military drills.
But that's no longer the case thanks to myriad affordable consumer drones capable of taking off into the sky with a twist or flick of a control stick on a remote or connected smartphone or tablet.
And the preview for episode 5, though incredibly short, manages to pack in some dragon imagery (Dany is at Dragonstone, after all), and also includes a shot of Euron looking up into the sky, apparently amazed.
Every moonless night for the next few months, it will peer out at the dark curve of the Earth, hunting for the fluorescent streaks of mystery particles called "ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays" crashing into the sky.
Once you've picked a spot on the planet, you simply press Forward to dive down into a spot or Back to fly back into the sky and watch the cities and mountains shrink under your feet.
From there, climbers look up at the 29,029-foot summit, less than 3,000 vertical feet away, and hope to see clear skies, and no wind cascading spindrift into the sky off the top of the peak.
Wearing the traditional white T-shirts and trousers, the crowd cheered and chanted while waiting for the "chupinazo", which is in the shape of a rocket, to be fired into the sky at midday (1000 GMT).
SpaceX, of course, isn't putting any rockets into the sky right now, and its biggest concern has to be figuring out what caused a Falcon 9 to explode while it was being fueled earlier this month.
Hazel said Thursday that it was "time to go" after the volcano sent an ash plume high into the sky following two weeks of lava eruptions from fissures that emerged on the flanks of the volcano.
Then you simply attach the included propellers and wide-angle camera and send your plane into the sky, recording amazing footage as it cuts through the air at speeds of up to 3.03 miles per hour.
With a dramatic flourish, the device tester closes his helmet and launches into the sky, flying over water at high altitudes with none of the water jet streams apparent in the company's other hydro-propulsion products.
"It woke us up and it was just a big roar and it was fire going up into the sky as far as you could see," area resident Sue Routin told Lexington television station Lex 18.
The model rockets may be small, but 5,000 of anything that's propelled by controlled explosions into the sky is bound to be quite the show, so keep an eye on the stream above for the fireworks.
DRUZHBA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Ukrainian authorities suspect sabotage lay behind explosions that tore through an ammunition depot in the early hours of Tuesday, sending fireballs into the sky and causing more than 12,000 people to be evacuated.
Walk toward the waterfront of Hong Kong Island, just steps away from the city's exhibition center, and there's a stunning view of Kowloon across the harbor, with its gleaming glass office towers stretching into the sky.
Two people were killed and dozens more were injured Monday when an explosion sent flames shooting into the sky from a Bologna-area highway overpass, causing a bridge to partially collapse, Italian police and media reported.
ACCRA, Oct 7 (Reuters) - A gas station in Ghana's capital Accra exploded on Saturday evening, sending a giant fireball high into the sky above the city as frightened residents fled the scene, a Reuters witness said.
Spotify will launch on Sky Q in the UK and Ireland in the spring, and like other third-party apps it will be integrated into the Sky Q interface for quick access to songs and playlists.
The Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island came to life on Thursday, belching ash into the sky and spewing fountains of lava in a residential area where people were ordered to leave their homes, officials said.
China denies it offered a $200 billion package to slash U.S. trade deficit, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spews ash nearly six miles into the sky and an experimental Ebola vaccine is set to be deployed in DRC.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spewed ash nearly six miles (9 km) into the sky and scientists warned this could be the first in a string of more violent explosive eruptions with the next possibly occurring within hours.
The "chupinazo" rocket fizzed into the sky at midday (1000 GMT), officially opening festivities during which specially bred bulls chase runners through an 800-metre (0.5 mile) stretch of narrow streets each morning at 8 a.
Just like I'd behave at a real club, I find myself awkwardly standing at the edge of the room staring at the 15 or so dancing avatars, some of whom are launching emojis into the sky.
" In the book, once the forest and all its inhabitants vanish and the Once-ler is left with his empty factory, the Lorax, blasts off into the sky leaving behind the rocks and the word "unless.
We stop to admire the way another matapalo has wound its muscular roots around a great clod of earth, binding it together and giving it a makeshift pedestal from which to surge up into the sky.
The mobile launchers can move quickly — they can be ready to fire in under an hour — which is why the United States has been trying to get the small satellites into the sky for early warning.
The Times reports at least eight people were injured in the explosions, which shattered the windows of nearby homes, sent debris flying through the air and caused plumes of fire to shoot high into the sky.
At its base, the fire tornado -- with wind speeds equal to an EF-3 tornado -- was 1,000 feet in diameter and reached about 40,000 feet into the sky, according to a new report from Cal Fire.
A flotilla of fishing vessels and yachts flanked the ship with those on board popping champagne corks as plumes of balloons were released into the sky to cheers from St. Helena residents, known locally as "Saints".
The level four alert meant that the volcano was preparing for a hazardous eruption that could spew ash up to 10 miles into the sky, sending thick smoke and ash across the surface of the lake.
Pilots associated with the British company will take the plane, newly loaded with instruments, sensors, and an experimental jet engine, into the sky to be tested in conditions like those in which it will someday operate.
"But some people were frightened when they saw Rufus, and they tried to scare him away," Ungerer writes, on a shattering page that shows nothing but the noses of three guns firing upward into the sky.
On this scorched planet, gravity waves are generated near rugged, mountainous surface areas, and then drift upwards, lifting up into the sky and growing larger and larger in amplitude until they dissipate just below the cloud-tops.
Some residents of Hawaii&aposs Big Island say they didn&apost hear or feel the pre-dawn summit eruption of Hawaii&aposs Kilauea volcano that sent a plume of ash 217,26 feet (9,140 meters) into the sky.
A new 360-degree video debuting this week at the 32nd Space Symposium — an annual conference for space industry leaders — transports viewers to an actual nighttime ULA rocket launch, right as the vehicle shoots into the sky.
And after the VR selfie, Facebook showed how the user could post it to their Facebook page by dropping it into a VR "mailbox" and watching it get beamed into the sky (ending up on your timeline).
A powerful car bomb exploded in the center of Afghanistan's capital on Wednesday, killing or wounding dozens of people and sending clouds of black smoke into the sky above the presidential palace and foreign embassies, officials said.
Where do vapers go from here, and how do they weaponize this cultural moment—equal parts political insurgency and public-health crisis—without just barking into the sky at a man whom many of them once admired?
BEIJING, Feb 1 (Reuters) - A blaze raged through a 20-storey office block in Zhengzhou, capital of China's central province of Henan, on Thursday, sending heavy smoke into the sky above the city, state broadcaster CCTV reported.
Watch out for SHoP's other major endeavors around the country--the firm is currently planning the highest building in Brooklyn, a 217-story residential tower that adapts to the borough's space constraints by growing into the sky.
In the United States a number of hawks and owls are large enough to attack a pet, though most are unlikely or simply unable to carry a dog or cat into the sky with a cartoonish flourish.
When the Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii erupted in July, a "lava bomb" flew into the sky when the lava flowed into the sea and crashed onto a tourist boat that was anchored offshore.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - An Alaska volcano that has been rumbling since midsummer shot ash about 5 miles (8 km) into the sky on Sunday, triggering a warning to aviators and dusting one small fishing village, officials reported.
The rocket didn't just launch; it launched, came back down, entered a rift, flew wildly around the map, zipped in and out of more rifts, and finally "crashed" high up into the sky, creating a giant rift.
All the elements of a Hollywood-style thriller are there: a private plane whisking a fugitive into the sky, multiple passports, rumors of shadowy forces at work and people in power denying they knew anything about it.
BEIJING (Reuters) - A blaze raged through a 20-storey office block in Zhengzhou, capital of China's central province of Henan, on Thursday, sending heavy smoke into the sky, but no one was believed to have been killed.
The entry hallway to the gallery has a small monitor showing grainy black-and-white footage shot from a camera suspended from a small rocket that Catanese fired into the sky over the Amargosa Desert in Nevada.
New York (CNN Business)A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, the most powerful launch vehicle in the world, roared into the sky overnight for what CEO Elon Musk called the "most difficult launch" his rocket company has ever attempted.
To honor Gorga, family and friends who attended the funeral released dozens of white balloons into the sky, which Teresa shared in a slow motion video on Instagram with Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again" playing.
In his most recent video he partnered with Samsung—the company Apple have been suing for the better part of a decade—which built Neistat a drone capable of lifting him and his outsize aspirations into the sky.
To honor Gorga, family and friends who attended the funeral released dozens of white balloons into the sky, which Giudice shared in a slow motion video on Instagram with Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth's "See You Again" playing.
Its pilots were aiming to soar 50 miles into the sky, which is the U.S. military and NASA's definition of the edge of space and high enough to earn commercial astronaut wings by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
At the end of the Cretaceous period, an enormous asteroid impact followed by supervolcano eruptions sent plumes of dust into the sky, choking out sunlight and cutting off the energy supply at the bottom of the food chain.
New York (CNN Business)SpaceX just vaulted a rocket full of 60 satellites into the sky, marking a huge leap forward on its mission to put up a megaconstellation that could beam cheap broadband all over the planet.
About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two flows.
Aboard the USS John C Stennis (CNN)With a deafening roar of jet engines and an explosion of steam, an F-18 Super Hornet catapults off the deck of the aircraft carrier, and veers up into the sky.
"I loved it," Louis-Dreyfus said, and pointed out two women with their backs to the crowd: one holding an ice-cream cone—breezy—and the other with pink eyes swollen shut, screaming in agony into the sky.
Artangel helps organize big public art projects like "spectra," a giant, vertical beam of light that shone into the sky above London in 2014; and the artist PJ Harvey's public recording of music at Somerset House in London.
The fire at the former Bethlehem Steel factory complex in the small city just south of Buffalo, adjacent to Lake Erie, sent a thick cloud of black smoke into the sky, seen in images shared on social media.
David Wright of the Union of Concerned Scientists said that if the missile hadn't been lofted into the sky and had flown on a standard trajectory, it would have been capable of traveling 153,000 kilometers, or 8,100 miles.
This saved the daughter, but made it even more apparent that the mother was irredeemable, and so she was flung into the sky and became a constellation, depicted as sitting in a chair that tumbles uncomfortably through space.
" He called the Syrian retaliatory missiles "largely ineffective" and said they "clearly increased risk to their own people based on their indiscriminate response — when you shoot iron into the sky without guidance, it will inevitably fall to earth.
"My ex used to talk about them [thermodynamic miracles] when he wasn't distracted by fucking quarks," Laurie says, talking about the miraculous feat of science that allowed Angela's car and Will to be taken up into the sky.
Photos of railroad tracks leading to distant smokestacks belching black threads into the sky are paired with photos of children sitting under old Soviet statues, girls dancing, men looking out into decrepit courtyards, and kids being, well, kids.
In a video Schade posted on Twitter as he sped away from the island on a boat, a huge plume of white ash soars into the sky as a group of frightened tourists huddles close to the shore.
That would no doubt be stressful for the creature involved, which itself might need some succour as the plane roars down the runway and jets into the sky, but it is better than having beasts roam the plane unrestrained.
Driving south on I-65, just past the Tennessee border, an Alabama welcome center boasts a full-size Saturn 1-B rocket pointing into the sky, a nod to the United States Space and Rocket Center in nearby Huntsville.
Image: APIf you were in the Los Angeles area on Saturday and looked up into the sky, you might have thought there was a storm rolling in, or that the bright, glowing red sun was an omen for Armageddon.
At the same time, she mixes a lot of gray into the sky and trees, imparting a corporate pallor to the painting, which makes it even weirder, especially since the scene is a synthesis of the artificial and naturalistic.
More than 1,000 tourists including 639 foreigners were in Mount Rinjani National Park when Barujari, a smaller volcano within Mount Rinjani, began erupting on Tuesday, sending a plume of ash into the sky which fell back to coat vegetation.
Smoke billowing into the sky during a Reuters visit on Monday blotted out the sun in central districts hours before nightfall, producing an apocalyptic scene in this desert settlement which lacks electricity amid 49 degree Celsius (120°F) temperatures.
The ads will be projected by a thin vertical strip of light around 30mm wide, with imagery able to appear up to 35 meters into the sky, according to Lightvert founder Daniel Siden who spoke to CNBC by phone.
About 3 miles (4.8 km) to the east of the plant on the coast, noxious clouds of acid fumes, steam and fine glass-like particles billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean from two lava flows.
It is best to talk with anyone whose privacy you have the possibility of violating, before you fly and to think about what you are comfortable doing with your camera on the ground and extending that into the sky.
Other recent phreatic eruptions included a blast at Hawaii&aposs Kilauea that sent a plume of ash 30,000 feet into the sky last year, and a 2014 eruption at Mount Ontake in Japan that killed more than 30 people.
I was about to put the game down to grab a drink when a familiar score began playing, the platform in the center of Risky Reels rose into the sky, and the iconic Millennium Falcon flew onto the screen.
In surveillance footage released Monday, the man is seen in a courtyard playing cornhole with some other inmates when he begins looking up into the sky and making sudden movements, as if to shift his position to catch something.
The show reaches what may be the height of its goofiness when all of its characters stand and watch the mushroom cloud rise into the sky, not only still alive but seemingly unworried about taking shelter or avoiding fallout.
Against a repeated non sequitur of a refrain—"Back into the sky"—the track becomes gradually more celebratory as time goes on, cresting in a celestial piano improvisation over a subtle break that contains some sort of hand drum.
There were several small earthquakes at Kilauea&aposs summit Wednesday, where the vent inside the volcano&aposs Halemaumau Crater has grown along with a series of explosive eruptions that have sent rock and ash thousands of feet into the sky.
Grand Teton National Park sits near the Yellowstone supervolcano, which last erupted 630,000 years ago and ejected 240 cubic miles of rock, ash and volcanic dust into the sky and left a 34 mile by 50 mile depression in the ground.
I knew it had more than 1,600 accommodations before I arrived, but as I was turned into the driveway and looked up, it was hard to tell just how far the dueling pair of towers jetted up into the sky.
The entirety of the film takes place in her mind as her brain shuts down from lack of oxygen while Danny attempts to resuscitate her on the beach and the car's ascension into the sky at the end represents her death.
As a note, you will never see this airglow unless you live in a fairly remote place, because humans beam enough light into the sky to more or less drown out most of the interesting night time atmospheric phenomena. Sorry!
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao on Tuesday asked the department's inspector general to investigate the certification process that allowed the new aircraft into the sky, after a Seattle Times investigation revealed that the FAA may have been too deferential to Boeing.
While Upton looked up into the sky about 30 feet in front of the left field wall, the ball came down on the synthetic warning track behind him and bounced over the 19-foot wall for a ground rule double.
He then recounts how when he visited Costa Rica last October, local guides told him that the clouds that used to mist over the tops of the tallest trees in the famous Monteverde forest were rising higher into the sky.
Even so, new blasts from the crater sent ash plumes billowing as high as 24,2600 feet (0003,2000 meters) into the sky, and a new fissure was pumping out lava at a rate of three feet (225 meter) per second, geologists said.
We let the magic of heavier-than-air transport cloud the fact that we pay hundreds of dollars to be squeezed into spaces too small for comfort so we can be treated like shit and spew greenhouse gas into the sky.
Sixteen wonderful days celebrating the extremes of human physicality – from horse dancing to sword fighting, from hurling objects into the sky to punching people in the face – ended with an awkward doffing of Super Mario's cap amidst a blaze of fireworks.
Whereas the physics that many people studied in high school explains why, say, gravity causes apples to fall down to the ground rather than up into the sky, quantum mechanics describes the world of atoms and even smaller subatomic particles.
While Upton looked up into the sky about 22 feet in front of the left field wall, the ball came down on the synthetic warning track behind him and bounced over the 2500-foot wall for a ground rule double.
NAIROBI, Kenya — As thick white smoke from a huge garbage dump billowed into the sky and the smell fell over the audience, the brass section took deep breaths, the woodwind players pursed their lips and the string performers gripped their bows.
I'm snarking, of course, but I suspect Lieberman would approve, because his script is so fond of introducing big, goofy ideas, then watching them float off into the sky, wishing Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
The mood had been set in the first few seconds, as Tottenham's Harry Kane charged down Nicolás Otamendi, blocking his attempted clearance, sending the ball arcing into the sky, inciting the 60,000 or so packed into Spurs' box-fresh new home.
The sun was setting, and the train was so packed it was difficult for me to do what I always did: scan the trees along the Bronx River before looking into the sky to replay the conversations that had consumed us.
There are places — roughly 700 miles of the almost 2,000-mile border — where the wall is indeed a hulking structure of concrete or steel, shooting up into the sky along invisible lines that divide towns, property and, sometimes, extended families.
The factory is still there — run by AvtoVaz, owned by Renault-Nissan — its buildings stretching for dozens of blocks, its chimneys belching smoke into the sky, the fruit of its labors glinting in the gray light of mile-wide parking lots.
Hong Kong police said Monday a 12-year-old was among 36 people arrested after anti-government demonstrations erupted into street clashes with authorities, who used a water cannon, tear gas and fired a waring shot into the sky, Reuters reports.
One person was killed and more than 20 were injured in the sudden string of explosions caused by gas leaks in Lawrence, Andover and North Andover as blackish-gray clouds of smoke rolled across rooftops and flames shot into the sky.
On Soccer MOSCOW — They waited until it was over, until the fireworks shot into the sky and the rain soaked them to the skin, until that glistening trophy was safe in their hands and golden confetti sparkled in their hair.
In April, when an engine exploded in midair on a Southwest Airlines flight from New York to Dallas, a gust of shrapnel blew out a window in the cabin and partly sucked a 43-year-old woman headfirst into the sky.
Photos released in the North's official Rodong Sinmun newspaper, whose front two pages featured the test, showed a black-and-white painted missile clearing the surface of the water, then the rocket engine igniting to propel it into the sky.
The airport was closed for 24 hours from Monday morning, disrupting 445 flights and some 59,000 passengers, after Mount Agung, which killed hundreds of people in 183, sent volcanic ash high into the sky, and officials said cancellations could be extended.
PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spewed ash nearly six miles (9 km) into the sky on Thursday and scientists warned this could be the first in a string of more violent explosive eruptions with the next possibly occurring within hours.
Friday's blaze resulted in a series of explosions that sent a fireball into the sky and completely destroyed an alkylation unit that uses hydrofluoric acid in the refining process, a chemical that can harm or kill people with too much exposure.
On the Indonesian island of Bali, a volcano called Mount Agung is spewing ash 26 miles into the sky, causing flight cancellations and trapping thousands of tourists and locals on the island, even as the potential for a bigger eruption looms.
Several explosions sent a huge fireball into the sky in the early morning hours of Friday, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke after a fire started in a tank at the 335,000 barrel-per-day refining complex, also the oldest in the Northeast.
When Southwest Flight 1380 from New York to Dallas hit turbulence while it climbed into the sky just last week, 42-year-old Hollie Mackey turned to Jennifer Riordan, the woman sitting two seats to her left, and gave her a quick look.
Click here to view original GIFGIF: VimeoYour typical New York timelapse follows the city as it progresses from the sunlit day, to the twinkling windows of skyscrapers at night, and right on through until morning when the sun rises back into the sky.
I'm not here for a future where I have to look up into the sky and see a glitched-out Amazon delivery drone careening toward a power line, hoping that a massive bird of prey is up to the task that day.
Hughes certainly seems to be aware that blasting yourself into the sky is not something that most people would consider a particularly good idea, given possible outcomes like being scalded by red-hot steam or smashing into the ground at lethal speeds.
"Dis Generation" builds a positive solidarity anthem from a cheerfully echoey guitar line and noodling bass, plus a massively intergalactic chorus whose goofy power riff, string accompaniment, and sampled reggae squeals soar into the sky ("This is our generation, generation, uh huh, yeah").
Flames that rose roughly 100 metres into the sky during these fires generated a gale and searing "pyrocumulus" clouds, a process too complex for today's best software to model, according to Marc Castellnou, a member of the technical commission that studied the disaster.
There are so many dramas on right now, even dramas I really like, where I couldn't quite tell you what happened in any given episode, or even any given season, because they're constructed to simply keep extending their story into the sky.
VOLCANO, Hawaii – A volcano on Hawaii&aposs Big Island erupted anew Thursday with little sound and only modest fury, spewing a steely gray plume of ash about 211,29 feet (21983,21924 meters) into the sky that began raining down on a nearby town.
PAHOA, Hawaii – White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass billowed into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano poured into the ocean, creating yet another hazard from an eruption that began more than two weeks ago.
As Rosetta runs out of fuel and the chances of making contact with the Philae lander grow ever slimmer, there's something comforting in the knowledge that we can simply look up into the sky and keep an eye on this incredible scientific endeavor.
Most of the riders attending are happy simply launching into the sky on their wave-skimming steeds, but one rider in particular doesn't want to share the air with anything else, slamming his jet ski against a low-flying DJI Inspire drone.
The device shoots four 22-watt laser beams—each nearly a foot in diameter and 4,000 times as powerful as a laser pointer—into the sky, where they radiate at a wavelength of 590 nanometers, exciting sodium atoms in the upper atmosphere.
" "When BioShock 2 was finally real and we were all officially attached to the project I doubt I was alone in feeling, 'This is bigger than you, and unless you start sprinting from the word go, you will fall into the sky.
Hours after a 5.0-magnitude earthquake rocked Hawaii's Big Island on Thursday, a volcano that had been threatening to erupt all week blew its top, shooting plumes of ash into the sky and sending streams of lava flowing toward two nearby residential areas.
The Popocatepetl volcano south of Mexico City sent a column of ash into the sky, capping an intense period of seismic activity including two powerful tremors this month that have killed more than 248 people and caused damage of up to $21985 billion.
It's the largest congregation of bats in the world and they come out of this cave by the millions and they'll circle up like a giant tornado into the sky and they'll fly out over the corn and cotton field eating agricultural pests.
Kubo and the Two Strings looks like Hayao Miyazaki and David Lean hung out and traded notes, as the film runs the gamut from epic golden-hour vistas to impossibly fantastic visions of origami birds lifting a young Kubo up into the sky.
The documentary released on Wednesday included video clips of the submarine-launched ballistic missile, known as Polar Star, soaring out of the water and flying into the sky, as the narrator extolled the military advances that the North has made under Mr. Kim.
READ MORE: Cleanse Your Aura with the Power of Eggs This whole affair reminds us an awful lot of that classic Aboriginal folklore in which Brolga the dancing bird thrusted Dinewan the Emu's egg into the sky and thus created the sun.
Orchestrating the system are flyhalf Handre Pollard and scrumhalf Faf de Klerk, a bundle of energy who can also make rugby time stand still when poised at the back of an immovable ruck waiting to send yet another kick high into the sky.
Mallory Moore, who was married April 299 before 213 guests on the back lawn of the Mint Museum in Charlotte, N.C. Just as she arrived through the squall to meet her groom at the altar, a gust blew her veil into the sky.
Aidan can see the tiny missiles flying upward hissing into the sky from the pier, almost invisible, and then shattering outward into fragments of light, glittering like pixels, bright white fading to yellow and then gold to darker gold and then black.
The North's Korean Central News Agency said leader Kim Jong Un had observed from the test facility as the ballistic missile surged from a submarine, spewed out a "massive stream of flames" as it soared into the sky and met all technical thresholds.
At the end of the night, fireworks shot into the sky from behind the stage, but they were upstaged by the rain, which began during "Friends in Low Places" and really took hold during "The Dance," one of Mr. Brooks's most scarred ballads.
HONOLULU – Lava entered the ocean from a third flow, marking the third week of a Hawaii volcano eruption that has opened up nearly two dozen vents in rural communities, destroyed dozens of buildings and shot miles-high plumes of ash into the sky.
He opened with a simple tribute to the man himself, although like the man it was honoring, it was gone too soon: The "P" and "R" in Prince's name had fizzled into the sky by the time the "E" was even completed.
You're never too far from an extraction point, so once loaded you head to the nearest one and fire a flare into the sky—immediately altering everyone else around you to your position, and letting them know that a chopper's on its way.
" If you're lucky enough to visit at one of the times this tiny but tall pavilion (46 feet) is open, you can go inside to appreciate its mirrored floor and a feeling of "going deep into the earth and high into the sky.
News Analysis WASHINGTON — For seven years, Kim Jong-un has pursued an in-your-face strategy for building his nuclear arsenal: detonating blasts underground and firing missiles into the sky, all to send the message that his country's nuclear buildup is irreversible.
The fire, which began in a tank and involved several explosions that sent a huge fireball into the sky, engulfing the surrounding areas in smoke early on Friday morning, was extinguished Saturday afternoon, the Philadelphia Fire Department said on Sunday in a statement.
Rocket gambling has grown increasingly common in Thailand's northeast as a corruption of the traditional Bang Fai festival, during which rockets (some shaped like penises) are fired into the sky as part of an ancient fertility ritual to herald the rainy season.
It could be funneling messages from the trees down to the viewers, or providing us with a giant megaphone to dispatch our ideas into the sky—either way, the structure seems to want to act as a channel between humans and nature.
PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Doves flew into the sky and traditional dancers performed at huge rallies in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh on Saturday, as the ruling party of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen launched campaigning for general elections on July 29.
The use of the finished song not only undermines the film's argument that the revolution is a work in progress but distracts from the majestic closing shot in which Eve Democracy collapses on a camera dolly, which sweeps her up into the sky.
No body was found in the sarcophagus, which was made of volcanic tuff rock, but according to at least one legend, Romulus vanished into the sky following his death to become the God Quirinus, meaning that possibly he never had a tomb.
A video of missiles being fired into the sky was broadcast on Iranian TV and published by Reuters and an earlier video of President Trump commenting on the rising tensions between the countries received high engagement with the Reuters audience on Twitter.
The crowds — myself included — were there to see the Pancake Rocks, 30-million-year-old limestone formations that look like stacks of flapjacks, jutting out of the turbulent sea and creating pockets of air that send ocean spray shooting into the sky.
We were eating a buffet dinner and watching a talent show that combined sideshow stunts by performers — walking on nails and blowing flames into the sky — with gymnastics and G-rated jokes by guests, who included children and a few brave parents.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A fire on the Guaruja side of Brazil's largest Port of Santos has been extinguished, the local fire department said on Twitter on Saturday, two days after containers holding chemicals caught fire and sent poisonous gases into the sky.
Across this traditionally low-rise Cambodian capital, a building boom is becoming more noticeable as it pushes higher into the sky, and its largest projects are often geared toward Chinese investors, who have only recently taken interest in the nation's real estate market.
DAMASCUS/BEIRUT (Reuters) - A Western attack on Syria hit a scientific research facility in Damascus and Syrian army depots in the Homs area, state media said, and a Reuters witness said the Syrian capital was rocked by explosions as smoke rose into the sky.
I was finally going to have my Violet Beauregard moment from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, except, instead of rolling out as a giant blueberry, I was going to metamorphose into a six-foot-tall tub of Vegenaise and gracefully float into the sky.
In the first ever skydive to make it onto Google Street View on Google Maps, the virtual tour shows what it's like to head 16,500 feet into the sky and then jump,  falling at about 125 miles per hour toward Abel Tasman National Park below.
On Thursday, the reality star posted a video on Instagram driving up the coast and spending the evening in a fancy camper equipped with two balloons —one which said Happy Birthday and one of Disney's Minnie Mouse, which she eventually let go into the sky.
The flight deck of the USS Harry S. Truman rumbles as a fighter jet loaded with ordnance is catapulted into the sky, leaving behind it a trail of white mist and officers in color-coded jerseys racing back into position for the next aircraft.
One WTC does that for me still, reminds me that we re-formed our city and ourselves around our scars, and we are resilient enough, alive enough, to plant something in Lower Manhattan, to heave and hammer it, a thousand feet into the sky.
While Kilauea is one of the most active volcanoes in the world it is usually not explosive, but a 1924 eruption spewed ash and lava into the air, killing one person, and an eruption in 1983 sent lava fountains 1,500 feet high into the sky.
READ: Hawaiian volcano is now spewing lava straight into a neighborhood Hawaii was put on "red alert" Tuesday, after the Kilauea volcano sent a plume of gas and ash 12,000 feet into the sky, posing a hazard to residents and aircraft in the area.
KABUL (Reuters) - A car bomb targeted an international aid organization in an upscale area of Kabul, the Afghan capital on Wednesday, the third day of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, sending a plume of smoke and dust into the sky, security officials said.
Carriers said they were assessing the situation on Sunday morning with several airlines including Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin resuming flights, which were disrupted after the volcano sent a grey-black plume of ash and steam at least 1,500 meters (4,920 ft) into the sky.
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese volcano which featured in a 1960s James Bond movie shot smoke and ash thousands of meters into the sky on Tuesday, prompting the cancellation of flights to and from a nearby airport, with the eruption likely to continue for some time.
The volcano shot thick plumes of ash miles into the sky that rained down on nearby towns and a thick smoldering layer of ash and volcanic rock blanketed the tiny hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes, with only the roofs of some homes sticking out.
The amounts of gas leaking into the sky has risen each year since, and there are two obvious candidates for this surge: Either the release of methane from the oil and gas industry, or naturally released methane from the world's tropical swamps and marshes.
After being lifted into the sky on a rocket to altitudes of between 25 miles (40 km) and 62 miles (100 km), a hypersonic glide vehicle detaches and flies at up to five times the speed of sound along the upper atmosphere toward its target.

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