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Ево једног интересантног снимка Београда из свемира са висине од 340 км и како нас виде они мали зелени 
Чланак са свемирским снимком Београда је пренео Мондо од Наса обсерваторије и ево обадва чланка. Само су и Дунав и Сава нешто много каки боје
Fantastično:Ovako Beograd izgleda svemircima!
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18. mart 2013. 19:39 > 19:54
Astronauti sa Međunarodne kosmičke stanice (ISS) "Mir" napravili su za nas spektakularnu fotografiju Beograda sa visine od oko 340 kilometara.
Ovako glavni grad Srbije izgleda svemircima, moglo bi se reći nakon fantastične fotografije, a "ničim izazvane", načinjene iz svemira.
Uz fotografiju glavnog grada Srbije stoji i propratan tekst koji daje, u kratkim crtama, šest hiljada godinu dugu a burnu istoriju Beograda.
Ono što je snimatelju i komentatoru zapalo za oko je "mali sudar svetova" novog i starog Beograda. Taj sudar uskih uličica i pojedinačnih zgrada i kuća starog grada, nasuprot avenija i modernije arhitekture Novog Beograda vidljiv je, sad možemo reći "i iz svemira".
Astronautička fotografija ISS034-E-61717 snimljena je 5. marta ove godine sa "nikon D2Xs" digitalnom kamerom sa objektivom koji odgovara klasičnom od 700 milimetara.
Snimak nije "turistički", niti slučajan, napravila ga je posada Ekspedicije 34 u okviru eksperimenta osmatranja Zemlje sa Međunarodne stanice u saradnji sa Laboratorijom za analizu slika Svemirskog centra Džonson.
http://www.mondo.rs/s282739/Info/Srbija ... rcima.html
Located at the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers, Belgrade is the capital city of the Republic of Serbia. The Belgrade metropolitan area has a population of 1.65 million (2011 census), which ranks it as one of the largest cities in southeastern Europe. Human occupation of the Belgrade area can be traced back over 6,000 years, and a city that became Belgrade existed by at least 279 BC. Throughout recorded history, the city has had many rulers and has suffered through numerous battles, frequently being completely destroyed and rebuilt in the process. In recent history, it was the capital of the socialist state of Yugoslavia for most of the 20th century.
The core of old Belgrade—known as Kalemegdan—is located along the right banks of both the Danube and the Sava Rivers (image center). To the west across the Sava, Novi Beograd (New Belgrade) was constructed following World War II. The difference in urban patterns between the older parts of Belgrade and Novi Beograd is striking in this astronaut photograph from the International Space Station. Novi Beograd has an open grid structure formed by large developments and buildings such as the Palace of Serbia—a large federal building constructed during the Yugoslav period, now used to house elements of the Serbian government. By contrast, the older urban fabric of Belgrade is characterized by a denser street grid and numerous smaller structures.
Other suburban and residential development (characterized by red rooftops) extends to the south, east, and across the Danube to the north. The location of Belgrade along trade and travel routes between the East and West contributed to both its historical success as a center of trade and its fate as a battleground. Today, the city is the financial center of Serbia, while Novi Beograd supports one of the largest business districts in southeastern Europe.
Astronaut photograph ISS034-E-61717 was acquired on March 5, 2013, with a Nikon D2Xs digital camera using an effective 700 millimeter lens, and is provided by the ISS Crew Earth Observations experiment and Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, Johnson Space Center. The image was taken by the Expedition 34 crew. It has been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed. The International Space Station Program supports the laboratory as part of the ISS National Lab to help astronauts take pictures of Earth that will be of the greatest value to scientists and the public, and to make those images freely available on the Internet. Additional images taken by astronauts and cosmonauts can be viewed at the NASA/JSC Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Caption by William L. Stefanov, Jacobs/ESCG at NASA-JSC.
Instrument:
ISS - Digital Camera
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/v ... 652&src=fb
Чланак са свемирским снимком Београда је пренео Мондо од Наса обсерваторије и ево обадва чланка. Само су и Дунав и Сава нешто много каки боје
Fantastično:Ovako Beograd izgleda svemircima!
• 27 komentara
• Odštampaj
• Make font size smaller Make font size default Make font size larger
18. mart 2013. 19:39 > 19:54
Astronauti sa Međunarodne kosmičke stanice (ISS) "Mir" napravili su za nas spektakularnu fotografiju Beograda sa visine od oko 340 kilometara.
Ovako glavni grad Srbije izgleda svemircima, moglo bi se reći nakon fantastične fotografije, a "ničim izazvane", načinjene iz svemira.
Uz fotografiju glavnog grada Srbije stoji i propratan tekst koji daje, u kratkim crtama, šest hiljada godinu dugu a burnu istoriju Beograda.
Ono što je snimatelju i komentatoru zapalo za oko je "mali sudar svetova" novog i starog Beograda. Taj sudar uskih uličica i pojedinačnih zgrada i kuća starog grada, nasuprot avenija i modernije arhitekture Novog Beograda vidljiv je, sad možemo reći "i iz svemira".
Astronautička fotografija ISS034-E-61717 snimljena je 5. marta ove godine sa "nikon D2Xs" digitalnom kamerom sa objektivom koji odgovara klasičnom od 700 milimetara.
Snimak nije "turistički", niti slučajan, napravila ga je posada Ekspedicije 34 u okviru eksperimenta osmatranja Zemlje sa Međunarodne stanice u saradnji sa Laboratorijom za analizu slika Svemirskog centra Džonson.
http://www.mondo.rs/s282739/Info/Srbija ... rcima.html
Located at the confluence of the Danube and Sava Rivers, Belgrade is the capital city of the Republic of Serbia. The Belgrade metropolitan area has a population of 1.65 million (2011 census), which ranks it as one of the largest cities in southeastern Europe. Human occupation of the Belgrade area can be traced back over 6,000 years, and a city that became Belgrade existed by at least 279 BC. Throughout recorded history, the city has had many rulers and has suffered through numerous battles, frequently being completely destroyed and rebuilt in the process. In recent history, it was the capital of the socialist state of Yugoslavia for most of the 20th century.
The core of old Belgrade—known as Kalemegdan—is located along the right banks of both the Danube and the Sava Rivers (image center). To the west across the Sava, Novi Beograd (New Belgrade) was constructed following World War II. The difference in urban patterns between the older parts of Belgrade and Novi Beograd is striking in this astronaut photograph from the International Space Station. Novi Beograd has an open grid structure formed by large developments and buildings such as the Palace of Serbia—a large federal building constructed during the Yugoslav period, now used to house elements of the Serbian government. By contrast, the older urban fabric of Belgrade is characterized by a denser street grid and numerous smaller structures.
Other suburban and residential development (characterized by red rooftops) extends to the south, east, and across the Danube to the north. The location of Belgrade along trade and travel routes between the East and West contributed to both its historical success as a center of trade and its fate as a battleground. Today, the city is the financial center of Serbia, while Novi Beograd supports one of the largest business districts in southeastern Europe.
Astronaut photograph ISS034-E-61717 was acquired on March 5, 2013, with a Nikon D2Xs digital camera using an effective 700 millimeter lens, and is provided by the ISS Crew Earth Observations experiment and Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, Johnson Space Center. The image was taken by the Expedition 34 crew. It has been cropped and enhanced to improve contrast, and lens artifacts have been removed. The International Space Station Program supports the laboratory as part of the ISS National Lab to help astronauts take pictures of Earth that will be of the greatest value to scientists and the public, and to make those images freely available on the Internet. Additional images taken by astronauts and cosmonauts can be viewed at the NASA/JSC Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth. Caption by William L. Stefanov, Jacobs/ESCG at NASA-JSC.
Instrument:
ISS - Digital Camera
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/v ... 652&src=fb
Bezaninac
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Super slika, samo mala ispravka/digresija - ISS je medjunarodna svemirska stanica, a "Mir" je bila sovjetska-ruska svemirska stanica, koja je "rashodovana" pre vise od deset godina. Nisu to isti objekti
Inace, Sava i Dunav su bas onakve boje kakve stvarno i jesu
Inace, Sava i Dunav su bas onakve boje kakve stvarno i jesu
JohnyBgood
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gizmo":2jcd58al je napisao(la):
Ovde se lepo vidi koliko je zgrada Beka masivnija od drugih u okolini, tako da se dodatno plasim na sta ce to da lici kada tu dodje onaj Zahin kompleks koji ce i nju da proguta.
JunkieBanjica
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mislim da ne treba da se plasis, nadam se da ce izgradja kompleksa podstaknuti uredjenje okoline...
JohnyBgood
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U ja se plasim pre svega zato sto ce da unakaze Beko, a velicinom ce to resenje da konkurise i samoj tvrdjavi. Nije strasno kao ona spirala ali moglo bi bolje i primerenije.
JunkieBanjica
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hahaha sta da unakaze? pa ako cemo tako u bg-u ce se onda graditi novo samo na nbg-u...ali realno, da li neko zeli u srcu grada hotelski kompleks sa 5 zvezdica ili oronuli kompleks sa zgradom koji trenutno kvari izgled okoline. Ne kazem da svugde treba graditi novo i bilo sta samo da bude "lepse" ali mislim da nije resenje suprotstavljati se svakom novom projektu.
JohnyBgood
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JunkieBanjica":s7diq0ds je napisao(la):
hahaha, hajde da unistimo jednu lepu staru zgradu u ime kao fol modernosti a u stvari investitorske pohlepe, i ahahaha a i KO se to suprostavlja SVAKOM novom projektu? Uostalom moze se novi hotel napraviti tako sto se OBNOVI to staro zdanje naravno ukljucujuci i njegovu fasadu. I dalje stojim na tome da ova fotografija lepo ilustruje kako tom delu Beograda ne treba nista na skali vecoj od postojece skale Beka, a pogotovo ne nesto sto bi progutalo ceo taj blok. Hahaha.
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Гага
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И ово је Београд. Снимио сам данас овог остарелог и уморног коња у блоку 37 на углу Булевара Милутина Миланковића и Тошиног бунара. Изгледа да му није било ни до паше.
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Pozdrav!
Napravio sam nalog ovde da bih postavio link ka nekim svojim fotografijama Beograda, okacicu deviantart link jer mi je potrebna statistika pregleda na samom sajtu, ako se neko odluci da pogleda!
http://thenimster.deviantart.com/gallery/43692922
Napravio sam nalog ovde da bih postavio link ka nekim svojim fotografijama Beograda, okacicu deviantart link jer mi je potrebna statistika pregleda na samom sajtu, ako se neko odluci da pogleda!
http://thenimster.deviantart.com/gallery/43692922