Ben Brockert (@wikkit) used a laser and a flashlight to create this light painting of an rocket called Xombie. You see, Brockert is a rocket scientist who builds vehicles for Masten Space Systems in the Mojave Desert. He was part of a team that last year won $150,000 prize in a contest funded by NASA when Xombie took off from one pad, hovered for 91 seconds and then landed on another pad. You really need to subscribe to the videos on Brockert’s YouTube channel to fully appreciate his work.
Here is a video of the flight that qualified them for the $150,000 prize.
LONG BEACH, CA. @solman13: wonders what to do w/ 3.2MP SCH-A990 (Flipshot), 2.0MP VX10000 (Voyager), & 3.2MP VX9700 (Dare) cuz 5.0MP Droid. (Nov 9, 1:01pm)
SHERMAN OAKS @fedhat: Trying my friend Josh's Droid / Probando el Droid de mi amigo Josh. (Nov 9, 8:23pm)
SAN FRANCISCO @iamkyle: Playing with my bro-in-laws new droid. Definitely not an iPhone... (Nov 9, 9:09pm)
ORANGE COUNTY, CA @jeremyminer: Mission Viejo city council member Trish Kelly being interviewed by a Microsoft person. #microsoftstore (Oct 29, 8:59am)
EL TORO @sergekuznetsov: Microsoft's second US store opened today in Mission Viejo. Strange new logo, awesome video wall. (Oct 29, 9:06pm)
