Published: June 30th, 2011 at 4:29 pm ET
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Las Conchas fire, evening flames, MichaelZeiler, June 30, 2011:
On this fourth day of the devastating Las Conchas fire which is threatening Los Alamos, New Mexico, the night sky finally cleared enough to see the flames licking all around the labs and the city.
This time-lapse video is comprised of 113 photographs taken 30 seconds apart. Each photograph is shown for one second. My vantage point is from my home on a ridge just to the north of Santa Fe. [...]
The brightest lights are the headquarters of the Los Alamos labs and other technical areas are to the left. [...]
h/t New York Times
Published: June 30th, 2011 at 4:29 pm ET
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Unbelievable.
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I believe it is a good idea to stay in touch with emotions thus separating ourselves from the people orchestrating these atrocities. There truly are four seasons to existence…..http://youtu.be/go7wlUOC5dg
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Perhaps already burned
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3hffTNuOAY
save the video if you can. I’m sure it will disappear fast if it is correct.
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Thanks for the link, that guy does a good image analysis.
It is obvious that some of the western parts of the Lab have already burned, which is possibly why the news media have suddenly become very quiet on this subject
:^(
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Damn.
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Unreal and looking into hell itself……
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