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We ;ve only gotten a few glimpses of Disney upcoming adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen The Snow Queen, Frozen, but there are some truly lovely visuals in the film concept art. deviantARTist a-hour takes a very different approach to the fairy tale, but shows off the striking images it can inspire. a-hour has illustrated the stanley cup reindeer, the crows, and the Snow Queen herself although the Snow Queen is a work in progress . Her anthropomorphic approach gives the illustrations an ancient, mythical feel, and the mixture of the prima stanley cup canada l with the modern lend her Snow Queen stanley cup images an otherworldliness often missing from recent interpretations of fairy tales. [a-hour via Ian Brooks] Epgx Nobel Prize winners in physics explain the implications of an expanding universe
The company FutureShip has created an enormous concept ferry that runs entir stanley cup ely using alternative energy 鈥?and it could be carrying passengers on short trips in just five years. Its designers boast that the ferry is a zero emissions vessel. But how can that be First, it designed with a lot of batteries. Maritime Propulsion has the story: The surplus electricity generated by wind turbines in northern Germany and Denmark is to be used to produce hydrogen. This can be transformed back into electrical energy by the fuel cells on board the ship in order to supply the electrical pod drives. Any excess electricity is stored in batteries to cover peaks in demand. Modern hull lines, optimized propeller shapes and efficient procedures in port play a vital role in reducing the overall energy needs. These ferries are also using less energy because they ;re designed for short trips of a day or two before it bunkers. Here are more of the specs, according to Maritime Propulsion: Diesel engines and gas turbines had to be ruled out, with a mix of photovoltaic systems, fuel cells and Flettner rotors crystallizing out as being the most suitable solution. The design process yielded a double-ended ferry with space for 1,500 passengers and 2,200 lane metres for vehicles. Located on deck, the hydrogen tanks can accommodate 140 cubic metres enough for a passage of 48 hours. Deep stanley cup down in the belly stanley vattenflaska of the ship, where they do not take up space unnecessarily, the fuel cells off
We ;ve only gotten a few glimpses of Disney upcoming adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen The Snow Queen, Frozen, but there are some truly lovely visuals in the film concept art. deviantARTist a-hour takes a very different approach to the fairy tale, but shows off the striking images it can inspire. a-hour has illustrated the stanley cup reindeer, the crows, and the Snow Queen herself although the Snow Queen is a work in progress . Her anthropomorphic approach gives the illustrations an ancient, mythical feel, and the mixture of the prima stanley cup canada l with the modern lend her Snow Queen stanley cup images an otherworldliness often missing from recent interpretations of fairy tales. [a-hour via Ian Brooks] Epgx Nobel Prize winners in physics explain the implications of an expanding universe
The company FutureShip has created an enormous concept ferry that runs entir stanley cup ely using alternative energy 鈥?and it could be carrying passengers on short trips in just five years. Its designers boast that the ferry is a zero emissions vessel. But how can that be First, it designed with a lot of batteries. Maritime Propulsion has the story: The surplus electricity generated by wind turbines in northern Germany and Denmark is to be used to produce hydrogen. This can be transformed back into electrical energy by the fuel cells on board the ship in order to supply the electrical pod drives. Any excess electricity is stored in batteries to cover peaks in demand. Modern hull lines, optimized propeller shapes and efficient procedures in port play a vital role in reducing the overall energy needs. These ferries are also using less energy because they ;re designed for short trips of a day or two before it bunkers. Here are more of the specs, according to Maritime Propulsion: Diesel engines and gas turbines had to be ruled out, with a mix of photovoltaic systems, fuel cells and Flettner rotors crystallizing out as being the most suitable solution. The design process yielded a double-ended ferry with space for 1,500 passengers and 2,200 lane metres for vehicles. Located on deck, the hydrogen tanks can accommodate 140 cubic metres enough for a passage of 48 hours. Deep stanley cup down in the belly stanley vattenflaska of the ship, where they do not take up space unnecessarily, the fuel cells off
