At a bare minimum, you should have a white reflector on the front of your bike and a red reflector on the back.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Sladda comes with nine parts total: mudguard, front tire, handlebars, two pedals, seat, front reflector, and rear reflector.
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In my carry-on, I have with me a full-size GoDox photography strobe, which is battery-powered, a light stand, photography umbrella, reflector for that, and an additional reflector.
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The Orbital Reflector presented an opportunity to ''get messy . . .
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He still had a magnetic reflector pad on his stomach.
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This basically turns the atmosphere of Venus into a giant solar reflector.
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From that point, it was out of the Orbital Reflector team's hands.
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There's even an observatory on the property with a 14-inch reflector telescope.
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There was no setup / reflector / extra light or any artifice to the portraits.
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This reflector pad reflects back into the cell what it's supposed to do.
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They peer out, just beyond reach, reflector eyes gleaming out from the dark.
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The concert hall's reflector has panels arranged in the shape of a Fibonacci flower.
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It's called the Orbital Reflector, and it's the brainchild of U.S. artist Trevor Paglen.
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Each lamp consists of a cup-shaped reflector that's illuminated by a Xenon bulb.
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The color white, that reflector of light, is the simultaneous combination of all colors.
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When Paglen approached him about the Orbital Reflector, Oboodiyat immediately recognized its potential lyricism.
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If it's hot, a bald head is almost like a reflector, and it burns.
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It even amps up your selfie game, thanks to a reflector mirror on the front.
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"It was fresh; it wasn't decomposed," local police chief Dave Light told the Norwalk Reflector.
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Pros: Great low price, reflector strip on back, available in many colorsCons: Sizes run large
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She sported bright, flower-covered track shorts, black patent-leather sneakers and round reflector sunglasses.
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Thick chested and beefy, Officer Pang looked out from behind his reflector shades, and then laughed.
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That underlayer is essentially an enormous reflector, made of cells that make a protein called reflectin.
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The Orbital Reflector, as Paglen calls it, seems at first glance almost romantic, even deliberately naïve.
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Caption: Anderson's assistant holds a reflector while President Obama and MIT's Joi Ito pose for a photograph.
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The same launch that delivered Orbital Reflector, for example, also deposited artist Tavares Strachan's Eonoch sculpture-satellite.
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LME exchange stocks have in the past been seen as a reflector of shifts in fundamental dynamics.
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In addition to the Humanity Star, artist Trevor Paglen launched a light-bouncing balloon called the Orbital Reflector.
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The bulbs at stake are decorative globes in bathrooms, candle-shaped lights, three-way lightbulbs and reflector bulbs.
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The "I'm Outta Love" singer sported tiny red reflector sunglasses, cornrows and fur at the BRITs in 2002.
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In the foreground is the Passive Seismic Experiment Package; beyond it is the Laser Ranging Retro-Reflector (LR-3).
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That is certainly a reflector of fear and uncertainty in the market, and frankly, a lack of price discovery.
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On each, incoming waves will bounce off the reflector to a 16-foot subreflector that focuses them onto receivers.
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"Might make sense to have thousands of solar reflector satellites 🛰 to warm Mars vs artificial suns (tbd)," Musk said.
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Today, astronomers build gigantic reflector telescopes to look in deep space, and they also build their mirrors out of tiles.
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Afterwards the craft will use the Maxar-built robotic arm to assemble a multi-panel antenna reflector, then test it.
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His tongue-in-cheek versions for Orbital Reflector are cartoonish, with mottos that mostly seem like inside jokes about the tedium of the process of building your own satellite: "Orbital Reflector Logistics / In Space No One Can Hear You Complain"; "Reno, We Have a Problem / #NotMyProblem"; "Ad Astra Per Cartam" ("To the stars through paperwork").
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Two engineers from the ALMA Operations Support Facility inspect the dish from the inside sitting and standing on the reflector surface.
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Is a reflector a perfect substitute for a well-placed flash when trying to snap photos of a poorly lit subject?
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"Orbital Reflector … places Paglen in the tradition of earth artists such as Christo and Michael Heizer," writes Jacob, the Smithsonian curator.
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The door holding Orbital Reflector in its pod will open, and a spring at the bottom will eject it into space.
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Snow is a superb sunlight reflector, but warm temperatures melt snow, leaving the glaciers to absorb heat and melt even faster.
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The project took five years and $180 million to complete, and the reflector covers the area of roughly 30 football fields.
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The latest update added inefficient three-way, reflector, globe-shaped and candelabra-style bulbs to the list covered by the standards.
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Newton's reflector telescope was within the grasp of an inventor of modest means, just like the next iPhone app is today.
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"As the twenty-first century unfolds and gives rise to unsettled global tensions, Orbital Reflector encourages all of us to look up at the night sky with a renewed sense of wonder, to consider our place in the universe, and to reimagine how we live together on this planet," writes Paglen at the Orbital Reflector website.
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Orbital Reflector is a logical extension of the questions Paglen has been asking, with ever-greater reach and complexity, for two decades.
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The movable reflector makes the light level easy to adjust and ensures that no one will be blinded by a bare bulb.
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Biel donned a curly blonde wig, tiny blue reflector spectacles, and Timberlake's famous powder blue boiler suit for the event Friday night.
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Launched with a cluster of 64 satellites more than a month ago, "Orbital Reflector" remains undeployed aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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Ideally, the theory says, the earth's surface reflects, rather than absorbs, sunlight, with ice being a protective reflector and water, an absorber.
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"Orbital Reflector" is a 100-foot-long, diamond-shaped polyethylene balloon coated with titanium dioxide so shiny that it looks like mylar.
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Do scientists think that "Orbital Reflector" is a net loss for the field when comparing its pedagogical work to their scientific research?
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Age: 25 Occupation: Half of the twin D.J. duo, Angel and Dren Your dress has a reflector vibe, like a crossing guard.
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Then a small cap below the rear reflector has to be unfolded and slid into the saddle tube to secure the seat post.
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"The reflector was to have been deployed in December, but Russian space authorities delayed it," the Times reported in a follow-up story.
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With Orbital Reflector, he's planning to launch a sculpture into low-earth orbit, for terrestrial viewers to watch and track with an app.
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Shining bright white, these "Reflector Suits" make their performers appear as mysterious, invisible men clothed in dynamic suits, caps, and perfectly round sunglasses.
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The ice acts as a reflector of heat back into the atmosphere, so the more it melts, the more the Arctic waters absorb heat.
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The space agency contributed a special laser reflector to the spacecraft that will help SpaceIL detect the vehicle in space and on the Moon.
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Six weeks after its launch, Trevor Paglen's "Orbital Reflector" cannot be unfurled or tracked until the temporarily-suspended Federal Communications Commission gives the okay.
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Somewhere within Earth's orbit miles away from America, artist Trevor Paglen's ambitious "Orbital Reflector" satellite sculpture awaits half-completed in the vacuum of space.
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It has also endangered an artist's project nowhere near the Beltway: "Orbital Reflector," a sculpture by Trevor Paglen that was recently launched into orbit.
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Back then, he hadn't announced the Orbital Reflector project publicly yet, but it was in the works—and he was already getting mixed responses.
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That laser shines a red, monochrome image somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 x 150 pixels onto a holographic reflector on the glasses' right lens.
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"The reflector was a big success because it proved the concept was right," Nikolai N. Sevastyanov, a ranking project engineer on Znamya told the Times.
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As Museum Tower soared to 42 stories, its glass cladding acted as a huge reflector, sending the sun's intensified rays down into the sculpture center.
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Supported by the aerospace design firm Global Westsern and Reno's Nevada Museum of Art, "Orbital Reflector" raised nearly $76,000 last year on its Kickstarter page.
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The new research suggests that scallop eyes are more akin to another kind of technology: a reflector telescope of the sort first invented by Newton.
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The gear included a Swiss aluminum-foil panel for monitoring solar wind, four seismometers, and a reflector toward which scientists on Earth could shoot laser beams.
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"Sky watchers across the globe remain anxious to see Orbital Reflector in the night sky," notes the Nevada Museum of Art, a partner on the project.
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Kids will love the N'Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Waterproof Reflector Mittens because they'll keep their hands warm, and parents will love them because they're low priced.
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But a didactic interlocutor — more catalyst than realized human being, more reflector than protagonist — does not and likely cannot counterbalance the empire of slavery Varina represents.
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The center of the raft, which was designed to hold eight people under an orange canopy with reflector strips, was filled with four feet of water.
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The Alto 9 Plus uses what TCL calls Ray-Danz reflector technology to provide a wide soundstage that delivers powerful sound across your entire living room.
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Bare beryllium is a poor reflector for near-infrared light, so each segment is coated with a light dusting of gold vaporized on in a vacuum chamber.
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Developing the Orbital Reflector has been a long and complicated process, one that Paglen has been juggling amid other projects and collaborations and museum shows and lectures.
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The origins of this landmark experiment lie in Trexler's college days, when he first realized that the moon's ionosphere could serve as a reflector for radio waves.
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To design a reflector suitable to the task, the team relied on an idea similar to that used in the anti-reflection coatings applied to spectacle lenses.
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The randomized headband reflector pushed up his sweaty forehead fools Bigurl into thinking he's paying attention so he can close his eyes for more than a blink.
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Every so often, the photographer asked me to hold a large silver reflector in front of him, angling it to light his face with a soft glow.
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Here are the 6 tips which Von Wong outlines in the video: Use a reflector to create wind, or throw flour into the air to enhance movement.
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Orbital Reflector wasn't meant to exist in space for very long, and it'll eventually fall into Earth's atmosphere and burn to crisp after a few months in orbit.
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His most recent design involves a discarded, meter-wide Direct TV satellite dish that Kossover covered with highly reflective Mylar film, turning it into a giant parabolic reflector.
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Contrary to what your favorite Instagram accounts may have you believe, you don't need studio lighting, zoom lenses, tripods, and reflector discs to take a really good picture.
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This light pink plastic dish may look like something from your grandmother's china collection, but in fact it's the European Space Agency's first 3D-printed dual-reflector antenna.
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The natural disaster harmed the telescope's reflector dish, but that's been repaired, although parts of a broken antenna were still strewn beside it when I visited in January.
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One highlight is the Summer Series, which are evening events that include night sky viewing through the 18613-inch Great Refractor and the 40-inch Nickel Reflector telescopes.
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The original rules would have required energy-efficient versions, such as LEDs, of several common light bulbs including three-way incandescent, candle-shaped chandelier and recessed reflector bulbs.
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The administration's changes would overturn Obama-era requirements for more energy-efficient versions of several common light bulbs, including three-way incandescent, candle-shaped chandelier and recessed reflector bulbs.
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Workstead designed the Orbit sconce, for example, to be adjustable in both ways, with a dimmer and a swiveling reflector that allows the light to be directed or blocked.
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NASA and its partner Maxar are planning to demonstrate orbital manufacturing in a big way using a robotic platform in space that will assemble a new multipanel reflector antenna.
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The proposal would remove three-way bulbs, candle-shaped bulbs used in chandeliers, reflector bulbs used in recessed lighting, and others from having to comply with the new efficiency standards.
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As detailed in a press release released on Wednesday by the Nevada Museum of Art, which partnered with Paglen to create the Orbital Reflector, the government shutdown killed the project.
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The Orbital Reflector places Paglen (for the moment, anyway) in this tradition — an artist defying the laws of nature and practicality in order to create a work larger than himself.
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Designed by U.S. artist Trevor Paglen, the Orbital Reflector was launched to low Earth orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on December 3, 2018, along with dozens of other cubesats.
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The optimal shape of the reflector was just the start of a list of problems to be solved and questions to be answered, issues that seemed to multiply by the day.
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When the Progress is 500 feet from Mir, Banner is to be deployed by an electric motor that spins its drum and unfolds the eight-segment reflector disk like a Japanese fan.
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Numerous art projects — such as Rocket Lab's disco ball-like satellite, the Humanity Star, or Trevor Paglen's Orbital Reflector, a giant inflatable balloon connected to a satellite — have gone up into orbit.
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The Amphipod Xinglet Vest is a reflector vest that lights you up in a way that's not too bulky, and designed to fit you so it doesn't muck up your running motion.
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The idea behind "Orbital Reflector," said Mr. Paglen, is to explore who controls outer space by creating a satellite with "no militaristic or commercial ties" and with its only purpose being visibility.
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The project, which appeared on Eurekalert, involves placing a reflector on and around a Wi-Fi router's antennae to shape the beam, increasing range and preventing it from passing through to unwanted spaces.
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"With a simple investment of about $35 and specifying coverage requirements, a wireless reflector can be custom-built to outperform antennae that cost thousands of dollars," said Xia Zhou, a Dartmouth assistant professor.
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Included in this orbital "clown car" was the Orbital Reflector, a satellite designed by artist Trevor Paglen to deploy a massive, inflatable balloon coated with a reflective paint once it was in orbit.
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The report rules out a number of alternative explanations for this bright reflector, leaving the existence of liquid water, either as a distinct water layer or as saturated sediments, as the only explanation.
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A 100-foot-long mylar balloon coated with titanium oxide, "Orbital Reflector" was designed to be visible to the naked eye at twilight or dawn while in orbit for a couple of months.
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In November, scientists successfully tested the new telescope's "retina," which weighs 33 tons and is suspended 460 to 525 feet above the reflector dish, which was half-finished at the time, China Daily reported.
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Orbital Reflector is a temporary gesture in the night sky, so it is a moment in time and space that makes visible the invisible, thereby rekindling our imaginations and fueling potential for the future.
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On it's own, Paglen's Orbital Reflector won't pose a problem, but given that it's the second flashy sculpture to go into orbit this year, we may soon see a lot more of these projects.
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The Orbital Reflector project is "a way to do an artwork that exists at and thinks about the scale of the planet," says Paglen, who was photographed in Studio City, California, in November 2018.
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His ever-evolving oeuvre of works, some considered breakthroughs, includes Lumia Suite, Opus 158, which utilizes projector screens and reflector units to enclose the phenomenon of aurora borealis within the walls of a gallery.
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"When I was growing up, we just put baby oil and iodine all over and sat there with a reflector on the beach and it was as much sun as we could get," Jenner says.
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For the performance, Mr. Tan, 58, wrote, rearranged and conducted symphonic accompaniments to songs by three top headliners: the punk band Reflector, the Mongolian folk-rock group Hanggai and the folk singer-songwriter Song Dongye.
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Other ideas include a giant space reflector (though that might be beyond our technological capacities by 2100), ocean fertilization to spawn carbon-sucking algal blooms, and ocean alkalinity enhancement to make the ocean less acidic.
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It's a striking trek through an expansive landscape; one moment sunlight is bouncing off the ice like a camera reflector, and suddenly the scenery is virtually hidden behind fog and snow, which falls in slow motion.
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Hey Artists, Stop Putting Shiny Crap Into SpaceAs if there isn't already enough junk in space, an artist is planning to launch a reflective,…Read more ReadOrbital Reflector is made from a lightweight material similar to mylar.
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Trevor Paglen and the The Nevada Museum Of Art launched a crowdfunding campaign for the Orbital Reflector, a mylar balloon sculpture that will orbit Earth for several weeks before burning up upon re-entry into the atmosphere.
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Now that laying outside with a bottle of SPF 4 and an aluminum foil reflector is no longer considered a responsible method of getting a summery, sun-kissed glow, the options are somewhat limited for a tanning enthusiast.
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You don't always need to bring along an entire studio's worth of gear to get a great shot, and Betabrand is making it even easier to travel light with a new camera bag featuring a reflector built right in.
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It's April, and that satellite's creator, the artist Trevor Paglen, is sitting in the lobby of a Hampton Inn in West Covina, California, 20 miles east of downtown LA, explaining the rationale behind the project he's calling the Orbital Reflector.
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For the studio image, James Bareham (Verge creative director) and I set up Profoto lights on c-stands with some umbrellas (connected wirelessly to the camera through Pocket Wizard transmitters), a large reflector to the left, and a blue seamless background.
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A large sculpture of a golden lion with reflector eyes, part of a public art installation titled "Night Eyes" by Chris Bauder in Las Vegas, was stolen and promptly recovered after the thief or thieves dumped it in the desert.
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The N'Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Waterproof Reflector Mittens have a large knit cuff that helps prevent cold air and snow from getting into the mitten and that slides into the sleeve of a coat to help create a warm seal.
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Nendo hasn't revealed exactly how bright the paper flashlight can get, but without a shiny reflector behind the LEDs to focus the beam, the intensity probably falls somewhere between the flash on the back of your smartphone, and a basic $10 LED torch.
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"Just to be able to hang out with such a freaking awesome musician like Tan Dun, it doesn't matter what we are performing, this is the coolest experience," said Tian Jianhua, the bass player for Reflector, using more explicit language in Chinese.
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The company combines the benefits of digital and offline learning using a dozen or so apps that tie into customized hardware, that's a base designed for iPads or Amazon Kindle Fire tables alongside a red reflector and game pieces — as pictured above.
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Overstreet got his first telescope as a present a few years ago, but fell so hard for the hobby that he soon decided to upgrade to a more powerful one — a Skywatcher 12-inch collapsible Dobsonian reflector, the one shown in the video.
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He pointed out that LimeBikes have been customized for the U.S. market, with extra-sturdy, longer-lasting aluminum frames, three gears in most markets and up to 8 for hillier cities, solar panels for battery charging, flat-proof tires, and special reflector lights.
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At Chewonki, a 100-year-old outdoor education camp in Wiscasset, Me., Greg Shute has been teaching children how to bake cakes in reflector ovens and pack a proper wanigan (a gear box designed to fit in a canoe) for 33 years.
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About an hour and a half after launch, the Spaceflight launch vehicle will detach from the rocket and, over the next five to six hours, will deploy its payload, starting with the 15 larger microsats, followed by its 49 CubeSats, Orbital Reflector among them.
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Concertgoers sat in burgundy leather seats at narrow wooden desks as they watched the rock musicians — Hanggai in traditional Mongolian dress, one member of Reflector sporting a neon-colored sweatband — perform while accompanied by the tuxedoed ranks of the China National Symphony Orchestra, led by Mr. Tan.
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These events, which are expected to take place once every three months, will be hosted by Marcelo Cabrera, the former president of the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York, who will offer the use of two high-tech telescopes, a Celestron reflector and Tele Vue refractor.
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Ideas for how to cool the Earth with technology run the gamut from dumping a bunch of iron filings in the ocean to stimulate carbon-hungry phytoplankton, to making Earth's clouds more reflective by seeding them with light-scattering particles, to sticking a giant solar reflector up into space.
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The one that led most directly to the Orbital Reflector was built around the idea of a mirrored, reflective sphere—an anti-spy satellite, echoing Russian artist Kazimir Malevich's 1920s idea of man-made planets and inverting the normal relationship: We spy on it rather than the reverse.
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Near the end of the document is an impassioned call for investors: "Actually we are considering the possibilities to repeat the Znamya-2.5 experiment, and as well as prepare and carry out the Znamya-3 experiment with the 70-meter reflector within the framework of the scheduled experimental program," he says.
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"We don't see the same reflector with SHARAD, not even when we recently summed together [thousands] of observations to create CATSCAN-like 3-D views of both polar caps," Nathaniel Putzig, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter SHARAD deputy team leader and senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute, said in an email.
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A little farther downstream, a stretch of fast water steered the boats toward a cut bank and some strainers (as midstream downed limbs and trees are called), and LeRoy pulled up on a gravel bar—Mexico—to supervise, while a vaquero in reflector shades and a backward ball cap sat sentry on a burro.
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A second rollback targets rules that, next year, would have required adding several additional kinds of incandescent and halogen light bulbs to the energy-efficient group: three-way bulbs; the candle-shaped bulbs used in chandeliers; the globe-shaped bulbs found in bathroom lighting; and reflector bulbs used in recessed fixtures and track lighting.
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The artworks stored in the rocket include Trevor Paglen's "Orbital Reflector," which will appear as a beam of light in the sky once deployed, and Tavares Strachan's bust of Robert Henry Lawrence Jr., the first Black person selected for the US space program who was unfortunately unable to complete his mission as he died during pilot training.
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A normal CubeSat deployed in similar orbit might stay aloft for 20 years, but the rapid orbital decay caused by the added drag of the balloon means that the Orbital Reflector will lose altitude with each successive orbit—it'll circle the globe every 90 minutes or so—eventually burning up when it re-enters the atmosphere.
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"Looking forward to the space reflector experiment a lot of people all over the world and the participants interested in technical progress and investigation of the universe for peaceful goals were greatly sorry about failure to carry out the experiment completely," he writes, noting that his team received letters of support from nations around the globe.
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In these enigmatic assemblages, Williams packed into the tar's once-malleable, all-devouring goo (neatly contained within old castoff frames) a trove of trash-turned-treasure — circuit boards, a spray-painted pinwheel, plastic bottle caps, transparent tubes filled with oil, a cork coaster, a pocket calculator, a bicycle reflector, and empty bottles of cheap, American-made Tvarscki vodka.
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Both landers will carry two of the payloads on the list, including a Laser Retro-Reflector Array (LRA) that is basically a mirror-based precision location device for situating the lander itself; and a Navigation Doppler Lidar for Precise Velocity and Range Sensing (NDL) — a laser-based sensor that can provide precision navigation during descent and touchdown.
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