In Force Field, Kate Morgan helps a man stranded in the Mojave Desert, unaware he has been assigned to her by a world far beyond her own.
First Field Force Vietnam ~ IFFV ARTY I went to Vietnam in 1968, stayed there until 1970. I was with IFFV ARTY HHB FSCE (that’s artillery to you). I was stationed in Nha Trang and lived in the “Pie Slice.” I was with a great bunch of guys. I have lost track of nearly all of them, but I remember them with incredible clarity and wish that we were still in touch. If some of you guys wander in here through a websearch, please write me at mmhorvat at REMOVETHISwvi.com.
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Some random shaders that I've made in the past: - Procedural ice - Glitched skeletal mesh material that runs on mobile - Advanced shield shader with interactive feedback when being hit - Procedural light bulb ropes with splines - Procedural dust effect - Old monitor with glitch effects - Fake volumetric fog - Fog cards
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What better ecstasy than the cool water of a gentle tide embracing your aching feet. Port Fairy, Vic. Australia Words & Image: © Gary Light (9688, Jan 2017) Creative Commons: (CC BY-NC-ND4.0)
ESA's 4.5m tracking antenna, New Norcia, Western Australia
The Mohmand Field Force, between 7th August and 1st October 1897; the British operation against the Hadda Mulla and the Mohmand tribe, in the face of the spreading uprising along the North-West Frontier of India in 1897
A giant magnetic bubble surrounds Earth, shielding our planet from the sheer power of the sun. Invisible to the human eye, the bubble—called the magnetosphere—is fairly round on the side that faces the sun, and then forms long, spaghetti-like strands that trail behind Earth and move in concert with the constant stream of magnetized particles known as the solar wind. The magnetosphere protects Earth from the brunt of the sun's energetic outbursts. But some gigantic eruptions of solar material, called coronal mass ejections, can nonetheless compress the shape of the magnetosphere, creating a geomagnetic storm. During strong geomagnetic storms, the fluctuation of magnetism and electricity near Earth can interfere with communication and GPS satellites, induce electrical surges in power grids on the ground and light up the skies with auroras. Watch the visualization below to see the shape of the magnetosphere that surrounds and cradles Earth, protecting it from the sun's explosions. ||
The operations of the Malakand Field Force against the Mamund tribe from 8th September 1897 to 12th October 1897, on the North-West Frontier of India, described by Winston Churchill in his book ‘The Story of the Malakand Field Force’.
My kids are really going to question their childhoods..... I remember many of my memories were from photos I'd seen year after year... Like,...
