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| Watching you... |
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Seattle Skyline in Sunset Light & Sea-based X-band Radar
Updated July 25, 2011
In case you're wondering what that huge golf ball is on the right side of this image, that is the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s Boeing-built Sea-Based X-band Radar. This bizarre object is actually a ship. The dome houses a remarkably powerful and precise radar system that can track something the size of a baseball thousands of miles away. At a cost in the neighborhood of one billion dollars, this mobile radar facility is designed to track missiles, not baseballs. It is in port in Seattle for several months undergoing a variety of power and redundancy upgrades.
More information [SeattlePI].
After reading about this monster, I realized I had seen it before.
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More information [SeattlePI].
After reading about this monster, I realized I had seen it before.
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| Aerial view on approach into Seattle/Tacoma International airport |
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| Aerial on departure from Honolulu International Airport |
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| A closer view |
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| From shuttle boat en route to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor |
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| A closer view from the shuttle boat |
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| Back in Hawaii November 26, 2012, viewed from Blaisdell Park |
Friday, July 15, 2011
Qwest Field is Becoming CenturyLink Field
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| Crews have begun to paint CenturyLink logo art on top of Qwest Field |
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| A ground-level view a few days later. "CenturyLink" is now fully in place. |
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| All done |
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Saturday, July 02, 2011
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