Stellar Screenshots
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That Le Mans start is going to be fun next year assuming we can run in Odyssey.A few shots taken while waiting for the start of last night's 8WD SRV Endurance Rally to start.
"Say Hello to my little friend!"
Chilling before the start of the race.
Le Mans style starting grid.
Thwarptide
Banned
Boy that was a close one.
However on a positive note.... Using the imagination one might see two eyes and a nose
Ooooooor it might look like someone's......
...... Johnson, Captain Johnson! Long range sensors are picking up what appears to be a big........
....... Willie, say doesn't that look exactly like your......
However on a positive note.... Using the imagination one might see two eyes and a nose
Ooooooor it might look like someone's......
...... Johnson, Captain Johnson! Long range sensors are picking up what appears to be a big........
....... Willie, say doesn't that look exactly like your......
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Thwarptide
Banned
Somehow, I don't think anyone will be trying to land on this particular moon after the next expansion.
Doing a little scavenging when big red poked his head over the horizon:
Just Another Day In The Life Of A Commander.
Hello Life.
Hello Life.
Thwarptide
Banned
Not an earth shattering kaboom, mind you. But it was a really nice kaboom nonetheless.
Kaboom.
Thwarptide
Banned
I don't know about you, but MAN I DO HATE THE NIGHT SHIFT!
All the way out at FLYIEDGE WY-Y D1-76 on planet A 5 my asp is serving me quite well so far.
I like it when the crew get the fleet carrier alignment just right.
The Gnosis, at the Star of India during the most recent ‘Gnosis Weekender’
The Star of India is a 104 solar mass ‘O’ type hypergiant, very luminous main sequence star. HD 226868. Except its not. It morphed... Blast from the past
Took a trip from one massive star to another, Sadr
Sadr or Gamma Cygni is an ‘F’ supergiant, visible in the night sky from Sol, and its yellow-white spectrum forms one of the stable anchor points by which other stars are classified (the Morgan-Keenan (MK) system using the letters O, B, A, F, G, K, and M sounds familiar...)
Still prefer the blue of the Star of India
The Gnosis, at the Star of India during the most recent ‘Gnosis Weekender’
The Star of India is a 104 solar mass ‘O’ type hypergiant, very luminous main sequence star. HD 226868. Except its not. It morphed... Blast from the past
Took a trip from one massive star to another, Sadr
Sadr or Gamma Cygni is an ‘F’ supergiant, visible in the night sky from Sol, and its yellow-white spectrum forms one of the stable anchor points by which other stars are classified (the Morgan-Keenan (MK) system using the letters O, B, A, F, G, K, and M sounds familiar...)
Still prefer the blue of the Star of India
