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Sukhoi Superjet 100-95 Rossiya Airlines

Registration: RA-89129 Named: Severodvinsk Type: 100-95B Engines: 2 × SaM146 Serial Number: 95192 First flight: Jul 18, 2019

Rossiya Airlines is one of the largest air carriers of the Russian Federation, part of the Aeroflot Group. It was founded on May 7, 1934, as an independent detachment within Aeroflot, serving the Leningrad-Moscow route. In 1992, the airline was transformed into the Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise, which was succeeded in 2006 by Rossiya Arlines. In 2011, the airline was transformed into a joint-stock company. All aircraft of the fleet of the airline "Russia" are named after the cities of the Russian Federation. The Russian airline began accepting domestic-made Superjet 100 aircraft into its fleet in January 2021.

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Reflective Research Journal

Week Five: beginning Monday 24th

I looked into Charles Rennie MacIntosh’s design work, as it’s circles and lines reminded me of Hepworth and followed on from how I had been illustrating time. What I found interesting in this, however, was that the objects often portrayed were natural, flowers and such. This didn’t strike me as particularly ground-breaking however, until later into my research this week.

I was dissembling a sphere I had made out of hula hoops, paper, and masking tape - for the purpose of experimenting with tension in string on a bigger, 3D scale - and as I was tearing away at the many layers of masking tape, it reminded me of earlier in the week when I had been clawing my way into an orange with abnormally thick skin. There was something intensely methodical yet very natural about breaking through the holdings, not unlike a squirrel might open a nut, or a wolf bite through the carcass of its prey, and I knew I had to take it somewhere.

The act of opening a fruit - or a hula hoop mess - was the perfect way to illustrate my frustration and desire to understand time perception. As I looked through my sketchbook, I found a quote from a poem I had written down: “An sit bi the road tae unraivel the knot, an kythe the mystery o saturn’s rings.” My work, already, was playing into layers, and now I found fruit to add more depth.

The orange seemed to be the most obvious symbol, but it will perhaps change or rather not be any specific fruit at all. I remembered a scene from one of favourite films, where the protagonist, a young girl, plants the dentures of “Mystic” - who had died earlier in the film - into orange halves an hopes a tree grows from them.

I’m looking at oranges in various states on peeling and decay, alongside a book on baskets I found, which contained ‘Persephone’s Pear’, by John Garret. I imagine that the combination will take me into fruit symbolism in stories/myths across cultures and into basket weaving techniques.

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Pr and the Mniw

Pr is a minor planet orbiting the millisecond magnetar MMR CHA J1712-2901 ("Ast"), about a thousand light years from Earth, in the constellation Sagittarius. Ast has four major planets: Wsjrhp, Hrw, Mnw, and Bstt. Hrw has one moon, Jmstj. There are five large minor planet in eccentric orbits within 3 AU, Jrb, Bjr, Rrj, Zr, and Pr.

Planetoid

Pr is a large asteroid with a rotation period of about two hours; its average density is less than 4 g/cm^3, but its internal composition is highly variable. About 40% of its solid material is composed of massive diamond fragments fused together at seams formed of carbon glass, and the interior of the planet contains a large irregular cavern roughly 250 kilometers in radius. This cavern is sufficiently enclosed to retain an envelope of water and air with minimal outgassing. Due to the very high rotation speed of the planetoid, the surface of the cavern, at its lower levels, experiences a centrifugal force about 1-2% of Earth's gravity. The axis of Pr's rotation is nearly perpendicular to its orbit.

No complete model of the formation of the Ast system has yet been offered, but several hypotheses have been suggested to account for some of its more unusual features. The formation of a protoplanetary disk may be due to the disruption of a stellar companion, or fallback from the supernova that formed Ast in the first place; the diamond fragments which make up Pr may have originated in a disrupted carbon-rich planet or planetoid, or gas giant. The interior atmosphere of Pr is perhaps due primarily to biological processes releasing volatiles into the cavern.

Deliberate planetary engineering has been mooted as a possibility, but the crew of the DSE Scholiast, the only vessel to survey the system so far, has not yet found evidence of such engineering by other civilizations, and the indigenous inhabitants of Pr are likely incapable of such undertakings at this time.

[Map of Pr, with some regions and bodies of water labelled, plus many major settlements. The relief of the cavern interior is very great; the large plateaus have scarps tens or hundreds of kilometers high. Note that the equilibrium potential at the interior surface of a rotating body is cylindrical, not spherical, and this projection is adjusted accordingly, and so shows true shapes near the poles. The nature of the geological processes that have shaped Pr's interior are not fully understood at this time. The total land area visible here is roughly equivalent to Texas or the Iberian Peninsula.]

Biology and Ecology

Pr's internal heat is maintained by the radiation from Ast, which is converted to thermal energy in Pr's crust. Thinner regions of the crust, particularly near the equator, have higher heat flow from the exterior; the high axial tilt of Pr also means that the northern and southern hemispheres can experience somewhat different heat flows throughout the year. Much more important to Pr's seasons, however, is the variability of Ast's magnetic field created by the eccentricity of Pr's orbit. When Pr is closest to Ast, organisms can extract energy from the magnetic field, as Pr's rotation allows them to create selective ion gradients whose diffusion provides energy, or to directly extract mechanical energy from electrically charged cilia. (Induced current is much too weak to be a useful source of biological energy).

As on Earth, the native lifeforms can be broadly classified into producers and consumers, but even the consumers on Ast obtain a significant portion of their energy budget from autotrophy, using heterotrophy only to supplement this budget. A minority of producers are also radiotrophs, who extract energy from the radioactive elements in Pr's crust.

Pr biology does not use DNA and is highly resistant to radiation. It also does not seem to experience Darwinian genetic drift. Instead, cells seem able to adapt their own internal machinery in response to certain kinds of stress, and to disseminate these changes throughout the organism, or even to conspecifics. The nature of this process and how it could have evolved is still a mystery, nor can they apparently account for all of the different forms observed among the native life.

The interior of Pr is dim, but not dark. Some plant species have evolved to emit light as a form of signaling, incentivizing some animal species to evolve eyes in response.

Because of the energy inefficiency of pure heterotrophy, to say nothing of pure heterotrophy that involves predating on other heterotrophs, no carnivorous animals are known on Pr.

[Above, the Mniw. The upper Mni has a fully-grown set of skin-plates; the lower Mni has either shed or removed hers, possibly as a cosmetic choice. The dark patches of skin shown are the rough beds from which the skin-plates grow.]

The Mniw

The Mniw (singular Mni) are the indigenous inhabitants of Pr. They are 12-18 centimeters long, with tough gray skin, and usually found with a mineralized defensive covering that grows out from the skin. They have a single sex, and reproduce via parthenogenesis. However, they still engage in a form of sexual intercourse, which is divorced from reproduction: instead, sex among the Mniw exists as a means of facilitating horizontal gene transfer, which then alters the nature of the offspring they bear. It can also allow a limited sharing of experiential memory. In addition to sight, hearing, and the other usual senses, the Mniw have the ability to sense the weak induced electrical currents in Pr's crust, which helps them perceive their environment better.

Mniw hatch from eggs and are generally raised in family units; they do not make sex-based distinctions, but do make social distinctions based on relationships. A mwt is the Mni who laid the egg; all other adults in the same household involved in childrearing are jtw; the sntw are siblings who share a mother, while other children raised in the same house are snw. Children from one's own eggs are srtw, while children from one's partner(s) are mnw.

As in humans, Mni adolesence is marked by gradual sexual maturity; reproductive fertility comes later in life, however, around the age of 30. Past 50, fertility declines slowly, as does the capacity to engage in horizontal gene transfer, though the capacity for sexual intercourse remains. Past 65 or so, Mniw enter their equivalent of "old age," but Mni do not experience a sudden collapse in their physiological health late in life, and can in principle life forever so long as they are not felled by accident, violence, or disease. In practice, lifespans are around 130-200 years, with a great deal of variability.

Mniw have many social elements, like hierarchy and emotions and social roles, that would not be entirely alien to humans, but they have no direct analogue to human sex roles or orientations. Instead the major cleavage in Mni society historically is between Mniw who tend to be primarily exogamous, preferring to mate and rear children with Mniw from distant communities, vs Mniw who tend to be primarily endogamous, with about 85% of Mniw being primarily endogamous; these traits perhaps evolved in the context of horizontal gene transfer to take advantage of different patterns of dissemination of useful traits.

Mniw can survive outside of Pr, but without a strong, moving magnetic field must consume a large amount of food; and the food they are normally adapted for will not grow at all absent such a field. An Earth-standard gravitational field would render them totally immobile, and would be extremely unpleasant, though probably not fatal, and it's possible given their unique physiology that they could eventually adapt to such an environment.

Mniw generally inhabit large, almost hive-like cities that are built out in three dimensions; historically, these could be strongly fortified against attack in a way that made wars of conquest nearly impossible until the invention of gunpowder. Mniw have had writing for about 5,000 years, and the first confederate states emerged around 3-4,000 years ago. The dissemination of gunpowder weapons 1,500 years ago radically altered politics and society on Pr, but the absence of easy paths to industrialization has caused a certain degree of stagnation since.

Modern Pr is divided into about a dozen large states, in an area of roughly 750,000 kilometers square, with a fair amount of diversity in languages, cultures, and social systems, given the small size of Pr. A very loose framework of international diplomacy is carried out through a series of councils called the Jaw Mwad, and on the occasion of the Scholiast's arrival, the Mniw convened a great council, a Wr Jaw Mwad, for the first time in over a century to open formal channels of communication.

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MY HUSBAND MY HUSBAND MY HUSBAND

And my little pet.. so perfect

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E aí, amigo viajante! Prepare-se para embarcar em uma jornada incrível comigo. Hoje, vou te mostrar como comprar passagens aéreas flexíveis para Lisboa com a 123 Milhas, e ainda vou te dar dicas valiosas para economizar e viajar com segurança. Vamos nessa? https://youtu.be/aSmUFlcnZa0 "Eu, Leandro Garcia, do site www.canalqueroviajar.com.br, estou aqui não apenas para criar conteúdo que vai te guiar a viajar mais, mas também para ajudar você a economizar uma boa quantia de dinheiro. O interessante é que eu só costumo falar sobre destinos e empresas com os quais tenho experiência real. Ou seja, se estou compartilhando algo com você, pode ter certeza de que já usei esses serviços e visitei esses lugares. Isso torna tudo mais verdadeiro e conectado com a realidade, não é mesmo? Então, vamos juntos explorar essas dicas e aproveitar o melhor das viagens!" Leandro Garcia - Canal Quero Viajar O que são Passagens Flexíveis da 123 milhas? As passagens flexíveis são aquelas que permitem alterações nas datas de ida e volta, com uma certa margem de flexibilidade. Isso é ótimo para quem quer economizar e ter mais liberdade na hora de viajar. Quando estamos falando de uma viagem de ida e volta para Lisboa, aterrissando no Aeroporto Humberto Delgado (LIS), é importante destacar que a sua viagem será na classe econômica. E fique atento, pois essa jornada pode incluir uma ou mais conexões ou escalas durante os trechos do voo. Partindo de São Paulo: Se você estiver em São Paulo, a partida pode acontecer em três aeroportos diferentes: Congonhas (CGH) Guarulhos (GRU) Viracopos (VCP) Você tem a liberdade de escolher de acordo com sua conveniência e proximidade! Partindo do Rio de Janeiro: Agora, se você estiver no Rio de Janeiro, também tem três opções de aeroportos para embarcar: Santos Dumont (SDU) Antônio Carlos Jobim - Galeão (GIG) Jacarepaguá (RRJ) Esses são os pontos estratégicos que facilitam sua escolha de acordo com sua localização na cidade. Flexibilidade nas Datas: O melhor de tudo é que sua passagem tem flexibilidade! Ela pode ser emitida para 24 horas antes ou depois da data que você escolheu. Isso mesmo, 24 horas de folga para te dar mais tranquilidade! Por exemplo, se você marcou sua ida para o dia 20 e a volta para o dia 25, as opções podem ser: Ida no dia 19, volta no dia 24 Ida no dia 20, volta no dia 25 (conforme o planejado) Ida no dia 21, volta no dia 26 Escolhendo a Origem, Destino e Datas Acesse o site da 123 Milhas: clique aqui. Escolha a origem e o destino: No nosso caso, vamos de São Paulo para Lisboa. Selecione as datas: Lembre-se, as datas precisam ser flexíveis, então escolha com cuidado. Lendo os Detalhes e Regulamentos da 123 milhas Não seja preguiçoso! Leia todos os detalhes e regulamentos antes de realizar a compra. Isso vai evitar dores de cabeça no futuro. Preenchendo os Dados e Finalizando a Compra Escolha a quantidade de pessoas: No máximo 4 por compra. Selecione a forma de pagamento: Cartão de crédito, boleto ou PIX. Dica: Comprar com cartão de crédito é mais seguro! Preencha os detalhes do faturamento: Coloque o nome da pessoa física ou jurídica responsável pela compra. Finalize a compra: Confira tudo e clique em finalizar. Dicas e Observações Importantes 123 milhas Faça o login na 123 Milhas: Aumenta a segurança da sua compra. Tenha o passaporte em mãos: Se for internacional, emita o passaporte antes de comprar a passagem. Fique atento aos e-mails: Você receberá confirmações e detalhes da compra por e-mail. Quer mais lugares incríveis para você saber no Brasil e no Mundo, nós estamos sempre atualizando nosso Blog com Post Blog incríveis para você visitar. Comparação de Formas de Pagamento na 123 milhas Forma de PagamentoDescontoObservaçãoPIX5%Pagamento à vistaCartão de Crédito-Mais seguro, pode ter juros no parcelamentoBoleto-Pode ter juros, pagar em dia FAQ: Perguntas Frequentes

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Reflective Research Journal

Week Three: beginning 10th October

Looking at making forms 3D, used paper and masking tape to practice making precision and worked at a smaller scale at first.

Made section of the derive map 3D, used a net first that I sewed together. Wanted to use thread to mimic Hepworth’s techniques and to link to the embroidered canvas I was working on, but it was very difficult to get a neat seam as the needle couldn’t reach inside once corners were closed up. Moved to masking tape with a net, which was massively more successful, and could be manipulated more easily after being placed.

Then went on to figuring out how to produce curves with paper and masking tape. It transpired that they had to be done in smaller strips for the best effect, especially on the doughnut. Layering strips worked pretty well for creating a curved surface, but still not as neat as I’d like it to be.

I also wanted to try manipulating fabric into a 3D shape. I had a dried-out wipe I had used to clean some paint so I cut and sewed to make it into one corner of a cube. It was too floppy and had no structural integrity so I made some “boning” out of folded paper strips and it held the shape better than I was hoping for. I’m definitely going to used the ‘skin over skeleton’ technique for bigger items in my work. I want to try it on a sphere and I think I’ll have to overlap the fabric in order to be able to create a curve, but we’ll see.

[vyvy4n]

My OC Mos ❤️ and also RRJ lurking

11 hours into this I realised I forgot to draw his belt. I’m so done can you just. Squint please?

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