869 F, or 465 C, was the temperature NASA’s DAVINCI team reached during a thermal evaluation of its yoga ball-sized probe vessel. The engineering development unit was placed in a ceramic-lined chamber with heat-scorched walls.

869 F, or 465 C, was the temperature NASA’s DAVINCI team reached during a thermal evaluation of its yoga ball-sized probe vessel. The engineering development unit was placed in a ceramic-lined chamber with heat-scorched walls.
Join us on Monday (10/5) for a Science on Tap lecture featuring CBMG's Norberto González-Juarbe ➡️ go.umd.edu/sot1026
He'll discuss how his metagenomics and DNA analysis research is uncovering the histories of cultural heritage objects linked to #DaVinci 🧬🖥️
The Madonna of the Carnation, 1480 #davinci #earlyrenaissance.
The Madonna of the Carnation, 1480 #davinci #earlyrenaissance
Checkout this Cave entrance done by Adam Lee! #seniorartist #maya #unrealengine #quixelmegascans #davinci
Checkout more awesome work from Lee here on AMTO!
https://atmovfx.com/artist/453/adam-lee
Design for a Flying Machine, 1505 #highrenaissance #davinci.
Design for a Flying Machine, 1505 #highrenaissance #davinci
Isleworth Mona Lisa, by Leonardo da Vinci #daVinci
Design for a flying machine, 1488 #davinci #earlyrenaissance.
Design for a flying machine, 1488 #davinci #earlyrenaissance