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Infinite Indefinity

@infiniteindefinity.bsky.social

I love art. I love space. I build model spacecraft as a hobby. I dig just about everything space-related, and am completely fascinated by sci-fi concept art. I enjoy using Onshape and 3D printing. I'm a USMC vet & I stand by my constitutional oath.

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Dr. Jack Brown @drjackbrown.bsky.social · 2w ago

"Nothing disturbs me more than the glorification of stupidity." Carl Sagan

Twonks @twonks.bsky.social · 3w ago

Great job 👏

Infinite Indefinity @infiniteindefinity.bsky.social · 4w ago

Made another "Waterbug" shuttle model. This one is attached to its vertical mount with strong neodymium magnets at the base of each leg. #OriginalDesign #Spaceship #Model #3DPrint

Photo of a spaceship model/diorama. The spaceship is approximately 15 inches long by 12 inches wide (at its widest point). The ship is mounted vertically onto a 17 inch wide by 24 inch ZFS foam base. The base has been carved, textured with sand and is painted with various shades of gray (and some brown) to look like the ship has landed on an asteroid or some sort of space rock. The ship loosely resembles an insect. It has four legs sticking out of it. The legs are stout, strong looking and have 6-sided pads at their base. The back legs stick out more than the front legs. The legs are painted black and the ship is resting on the space rock surface with these "legs". The ship body is half gray and half olive green and these two colors are separated by two white diagonal lines (roughly positioned in the middle of the ship body) these lines converge from each side to make an arrow-like shape that is pointing upwards. There is a small cockpit section with large windows that loosely resembles the head of a bug projecting from the main body. The ship is sitting so that it is facing directly upwards toward the ceiling. Above and below the small cockpit are very bright cool white lights pointing in front of the ship. At the rear of the ship is a ramp for passengers to ingress/egress and there are lights shining down onto the ramp and asteroid surface. Below the white diagonal lines are four interconnected cylinders which are half in and half out of the body of the ship. These are the ship's removeable fuel cells. The bottom right rear corner has the number "15" painted on it. There is a small hex radar dish left of the ship number and two long antennas protruding at a 45 degree angle from each rear corner that loosely resemble insect anatomy. A placard in the bottom left corner of the base says: AVA U4X-S - AVA/UkrSpace General Purpose Shuttlecraft - Referred to as "The Waterbug", this small utility craft was used primarily in support of space mining operations by the SSAU.

Infinite Indefinity @infiniteindefinity.bsky.social · 4w ago

A quick little spaceship build using some Saturn V kit parts for a very special family member :) #ModelRocket #Spaceship #Kitbash #SaturnV

Side view (slight perspective angle) of a model rocket with red, white, baby blue, gray and black colors in alternating patterns. The rear section is mostly gray with two of the fin blisters being red and the other two being gray with baby blue fins. The middle section is mostly baby blue color with 1/8th inch white stripes running lengthwise, spaced about an inch apart (only four stripes can be seen in the photo). The front section is mostly white with some small baby blue and black accents. Attached forward of the front section is the cockpit which is all black and has four front windows which are illuminated from within using blue LED backlighting. One each side of the cockpit are two small white panels with decals that say "81". There are two very long telescopic antennas protruding forward of the cockpit. Not your standard antennas, these are flat, rectangular and angled toward each other (more like paddles almost). They start out black in color but then change to all white after about 1.5 inches. The ship is mounted on a gray 3D printed platform that says "Number 81 - For Aunt Sandy - By CTD 7.8.26". At the rear of the ship are four speed brake looking devices jutting out, each with two white stripes across it. The model is based off of the NASA Saturn V rocket model kit, so it has a round body with small ridge lines running lengthwise and four large thruster nozzles at the rear. Each of the four thrusters is illuminated with UV LED's. The ship's total length is 13 inches and just the front antennas themselves are 4 and a half inches long. At it's widest point (the rear of the ship where the speed brakes stick out), it's diameter is almost 6 inches across. The main body diameter is smaller, at about 2 and 3/8 inches. It is suspended in the air from the mounting base (the back of the ship sits about 2 inches in the air and the front is about 8 inches in the air, so it's resting at an upward angle of about 30 degrees. Hope this helps!

Rear view (slight perspective angle) of a model rocket with red, white, baby blue, gray and black colors in alternating patterns. In this view, the four F-1 rocket engines can be seen. They are illuminated inside the nozzle with 12 volt UV LED's, but it's hard to discern in the photo due to the angle (more of a side view than looking right into the nozzles). A decal with the number "81" can be seen on a red fin attached to a red blister bulging out from the rocket's body at the rear of the ship.

More of a front/top view of this model rocket with red, white, baby blue, gray and black colors in alternating patterns. In this view, the front antenna "paddles" are very prominent (they take up half the width of the photo). The cockpit windows can be seen - these are illuminated with blue LED's. The ship is very colorful.

Rich. I'll do it Dreckly. ME/CFS @shadowcaster6656.bsky.social · last mo.

The only thing flat earthers fear... is sphere itself.

Des @desdelboy.bsky.social · last mo.

Painting by Irina Cumberland. ‘Green Depth' Oil on linen. Size 30 x 24cm.

Nichelle Ackerman @nichelleackerman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

So cool to see my art on the official cover finally! #alchemy #pcc #graphicdesign #portrait

NASA | ESA Space Updates @nasaupdates.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Remember yesterday’s post? Here is the actual timelapse of that spectacular southern aurora, sparked by a recent solar event. Captured by NASA astronaut Jess Meir aboard the International Space Station #NASA #ISS

Matt Dixon @mattdixonart.bsky.social · 2mo ago

'Hide and Seek'

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Infinite Indefinity @infiniteindefinity.bsky.social · 3mo ago

A few updates on the mini cockpit display... #WIP #Original #Spacecraft #Cockpit #3DPrinted

Massimo (mirror)@rainmaker1973-m.bsky.social · 3mo ago

NASA just dropped new Artemis II video. Before reentering Earth’s atmosphere at the end of Artemis II, the Orion spacecraft’s crew module, carrying the astronauts, separated from the service module that provided propulsion and power throughout the mission. Here's the view. Original post

Scandinavian101 @scandinavian101.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Lancer robit (i love you komatsu excavator turquoise)

turquoise green mech with attached boosters, high above a bluish planet

@biomassart.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The Type 3 Security Cutter will be available in PDF on DTRPG and available as a PDF or print preorder at the Independence Games webstore on May 6. Here, the Type 3 attacks a pirate operating a Jinsokuna Chirashi-class

Infinite Indefinity @infiniteindefinity.bsky.social · 3mo ago

New build in progress for Wonderfest '27... Marriage between an aircraft carrier & a high capacity freighter - 4' 7" in length with no defined top/bottom or front/back. It will carry a compliment of smaller Port Forwarding vessels. #WIP #Wonderfest #Original #Spaceship #Onshape #Blender #3DPrint

Paul Byrne @theplanetaryguy.com · 3mo ago

This is a set of frames of the surface of Comet 67P taken by the Rosetta mission on 1 June 2016. The particles in the foreground are bits of dust and ice or cosmic rays effects. The "waterfall" of points moving in the background are stars.

Dr Toby Driver @drtobydriver.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Just watching 2001: A Space Odyssey & reminding myself that these incredible special effects date from 1968 😮 - nearly 60 years ago 🧐 They look fresher than many of the effects in films today... #Kubrick #Trumbull

GrahamTG @grahamtg.bsky.social · 3mo ago

SSV Endeavour. A series of #Lightwave3d renders featuring @gmd3d.bsky.social fantastic model. Working with it always fires my imagination. #Scifi #ScifiArt

A solitary spaceship gliding beneath a planetary ring.

Two spaceships travelling through an asteroid field. A purple red sun shining in the distance.

A white spacefraft heading out of orbit over a waterworld.

Two spaceships flying towards the viewer, huge space rocks hang in the background.

TKarney @pecunium.bsky.social · 4mo ago

This is not wrong.

dhuartson:

Don't let anyone talk you out of spending $15 on a new hobby. That $50 will be the best $400 you ever spent.

European Space Agency @esa.int · 4mo ago

Happy Earth Day! 🌎 🌍 🌏 To mark this special day, we’re tuning in to Sen, the world’s first continuous 4K video livestream from space. Sen’s cameras are hosted on our Columbus module of the ISS, with data delivered via the Airbus platform. Watch Earth from above, just like an astronaut 📹 Sen

Daniel Pomarède @pomarede.bsky.social · 4mo ago

In case you missed it: first-person video footage of the U.S. Navy Divers Medical Team opening the hatch and entering inside the Orion Integrity capsule to meet the Artemis II heros U.S. Navy Courtesy Asset/ Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group One www.dvidshub.net/video/100269... #Artemis 🧪🔭

GrahamTG @grahamtg.bsky.social · 4mo ago

A little scifi jiggery pokery on a saturday night. #Lightwave3d as usual with a dash of photoshop. #Scifi #ScifiArt

Two science fiction battlecruisers over a desert planet. A large planet is in the background. Orange and blue colours

Allison Gill @muellershewrote.com · 4mo ago

The Earth is getting bigger in the window. The crew of Artemis II is now about 8,200 nautical miles from splashdown, which should happen in about one hour. You can watch live here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXv_...

Watch live! Artemis 2 astronauts return to Earth after historic moon mission

YouTube video by VideoFromSpace

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Dave Levitan @davelevitan.bsky.social · 4mo ago

HELL YEAH

NASA | ESA Space Updates @nasaupdates.bsky.social · 4mo ago

#Artemis II - The crew are getting ready for Orion's return to earth To ensure the crew is perfectly positioned for a safe splashdown, NASA reports that the Orion spacecraft will perform three trajectory correction maneuvers during its return trek. 🚀🌎 1/4

Culture Crave 🍿@culturecrave.co · 4mo ago

NASA shares first photo captured of Earth from the far side of the Moon 🌎

v e l o c i t y @velocity69.bsky.social · 4mo ago

The highest quality video of the moon was just released… so beautiful * Artemis II