We saw Mars yesterday, the small point on the picture, very small but a very clear orange light that we couldn’t miss. Mars is getting that close to the Eartch once every 60,000 years, at a distance of 55,758,006 km from center to center, that day was yesterday, August 27, 2003 at 9:51 GMT. Quite a magic moment, isn’t it?
Link:
- Nasa Website
Some links I want to keep somewhere:
JAPAN:
- www.mapion.co.jp – Japan Maps
- www.tenki.jp – Japan Weather, eartquakes Indicator
- www.mot-art-museum.jp – Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
- www.teien-art-museum.ne.jp/exhibition – Teien Art Museum
- www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html – Japanese-English Dictionary
- www.ntv.co.jp/channel/kasoh/ – The famous Matrix Ping Pong version
PHOTOGRAPHY:
- www.photo.net/photodb/photo-of-the-week – Photo Net, Photo of the week
- www.lomography.com – The Lomography Website
- www.deviantart.com – The Deviant Art HomePage
CINEMA:
- www.midnighteye.com – Japanese Cinema Reviews/Interviews/Reports
WEB:
- www.csszengarden.com – Power of CSS Style sheets
FRIENDS:
- Pierukun, Bouger Toujours – Pierre’s photo Albums
Shinjuku, Yasukuni Dori – Thousands of moving artificial lights and screaming neons.
I posted my entry on the 26things website: « International Photographic Scavenger Hunt » at the following location: My 26things (Entry 459). I’m done with the posting of images, maybe not fully done with the design of the pages themselves. I was a bit in a hurry as I wanted to add my page before the end of the hunt, seemingly scheduled End of August. That was an interesting exercise, and a way to post in one page some of the pictures I like the most (mainly from Japan and Morocco).
