"sky scanning"

#12104500

28 February 2025

Officers of Malaysia's Islamic Authority use a telescope to perform 'rukyah,' the sighting of the new moon that signals the start of the holy month of Ramadan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on February 28, 2025. Muslims in Malaysia begin fasting on Sunday, March 2. Muslims scan the sky at the start of the lunar calendar's ninth month in search of the new moon to proclaim the beginning of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month, during which observant believers fast from dawn to dusk.

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#12104501

28 February 2025

Officers of Malaysia's Islamic Authority use a telescope to perform 'rukyah,' the sighting of the new moon that signals the start of the holy month of Ramadan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on February 28, 2025. Muslims in Malaysia begin fasting on Sunday, March 2. Muslims scan the sky at the start of the lunar calendar's ninth month in search of the new moon to proclaim the beginning of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month, during which observant believers fast from dawn to dusk.

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#12104503

28 February 2025

Officers of Malaysia's Islamic Authority monitor the new moon that signals the start of the holy month of Ramadan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on February 28, 2025. Muslims in Malaysia begin fasting on Sunday, March 2. Muslims scan the sky at the start of the lunar calendar's ninth month in search of the new moon to proclaim the beginning of Ramadan, Islam's holiest month, during which observant believers fast from dawn to dusk.

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#11827850

2 December 2024

Young people gather on the Hackerbrucke in Munich, Bavaria, to view the sunset. This iconic bridge, which connects the central bus station (ZOB) to the S-Bahn network, is a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and observe the evening sky. The Hackerbrucke, spanning the railway tracks in front of Munich Central Station, offers a unique vantage point of the city with panoramic views. As the sun dips below the horizon, it illuminates the bridge. However, in a few years, this landmark will face a significant change. Due to rust-related issues, the Hackerbrucke is set to close for extensive repairs and renovations in 2027. The closure, expected to last nearly three years, will temporarily alter the scene at this popular spot, which is a symbol of Munich's blend of urban infrastructure and natural features. For now, young people continue to gather for its sunsets, making memories before the closure.

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#11827855

2 December 2024

Young people gather on the Hackerbrucke in Munich, Bavaria, to view the sunset. This iconic bridge, which connects the central bus station (ZOB) to the S-Bahn network, is a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and observe the evening sky. The Hackerbrucke, spanning the railway tracks in front of Munich Central Station, offers a unique vantage point of the city with panoramic views. As the sun dips below the horizon, it illuminates the bridge. However, in a few years, this landmark will face a significant change. Due to rust-related issues, the Hackerbrucke is set to close for extensive repairs and renovations in 2027. The closure, expected to last nearly three years, will temporarily alter the scene at this popular spot, which is a symbol of Munich's blend of urban infrastructure and natural features. For now, young people continue to gather for its sunsets, making memories before the closure.

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#11827857

2 December 2024

Young people gather on the Hackerbrucke in Munich, Bavaria, to view the sunset. This iconic bridge, which connects the central bus station (ZOB) to the S-Bahn network, is a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and observe the evening sky. The Hackerbrucke, spanning the railway tracks in front of Munich Central Station, offers a unique vantage point of the city with panoramic views. As the sun dips below the horizon, it illuminates the bridge. However, in a few years, this landmark will face a significant change. Due to rust-related issues, the Hackerbrucke is set to close for extensive repairs and renovations in 2027. The closure, expected to last nearly three years, will temporarily alter the scene at this popular spot, which is a symbol of Munich's blend of urban infrastructure and natural features. For now, young people continue to gather for its sunsets, making memories before the closure.

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#11827871

2 December 2024

Young people gather on the Hackerbrucke in Munich, Bavaria, to view the sunset. This iconic bridge, which connects the central bus station (ZOB) to the S-Bahn network, is a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and observe the evening sky. The Hackerbrucke, spanning the railway tracks in front of Munich Central Station, offers a unique vantage point of the city with panoramic views. As the sun dips below the horizon, it illuminates the bridge. However, in a few years, this landmark will face a significant change. Due to rust-related issues, the Hackerbrucke is set to close for extensive repairs and renovations in 2027. The closure, expected to last nearly three years, will temporarily alter the scene at this popular spot, which is a symbol of Munich's blend of urban infrastructure and natural features. For now, young people continue to gather for its sunsets, making memories before the closure.

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#11827874

2 December 2024

Young people gather on the Hackerbrucke in Munich, Bavaria, to view the sunset, on september 07, 2024.This bridge, which connects the central bus station (ZOB) to the S-Bahn network, is a popular spot for locals and visitors to relax and observe the evening sky. The Hackerbrucke, spanning the railway tracks in front of Munich Central Station, offers a unique vantage point of the city with panoramic views. As the sun dips below the horizon, it illuminates the bridge. However, in a few years, this landmark will face a significant change. Due to rust-related issues, the Hackerbrucke is set to close for extensive repairs and renovations in 2027. The closure, expected to last nearly three years, will temporarily alter the scene at this popular spot, which is a symbol of Munich's blend of urban infrastructure and natural features.

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#11035697

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 24: View of Walterdale Bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan River with downtown Edmonton in the backdrop, seen during a cold weather, on February 24, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#11035711

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 24: View of Walterdale Bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan River with downtown Edmonton in the backdrop, seen during a cold weather, on February 24, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#11035690

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 24: View of Walterdale Bridge spanning the North Saskatchewan River with downtown Edmonton in the backdrop, seen during a cold weather, on February 24, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

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#10410662

27 August 2023

A 12.5-meter-high outdoor sculpture of The Emperor in Han dynasty in Guazhou, Gansu province, China, August 13, 2023. With red sandstone as the main material, the work uses the current advanced 3D scanning and digital technology to create data, then 3D carving in blocks, and finally sculpted and installed block by block.

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#10410664

27 August 2023

A 12.5-meter-high outdoor sculpture of The Emperor in Han dynasty in Guazhou, Gansu province, China, August 13, 2023. With red sandstone as the main material, the work uses the current advanced 3D scanning and digital technology to create data, then 3D carving in blocks, and finally sculpted and installed block by block.

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#10410666

27 August 2023

A 12.5-meter-high outdoor sculpture of The Emperor in Han dynasty in Guazhou, Gansu province, China, August 13, 2023. With red sandstone as the main material, the work uses the current advanced 3D scanning and digital technology to create data, then 3D carving in blocks, and finally sculpted and installed block by block.

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#10410668

27 August 2023

A 12.5-meter-high outdoor sculpture of The Emperor in Han dynasty in Guazhou, Gansu province, China, August 13, 2023. With red sandstone as the main material, the work uses the current advanced 3D scanning and digital technology to create data, then 3D carving in blocks, and finally sculpted and installed block by block.

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#10410670

27 August 2023

A 12.5-meter-high outdoor sculpture of The Emperor in Han dynasty in Guazhou, Gansu province, China, August 13, 2023. With red sandstone as the main material, the work uses the current advanced 3D scanning and digital technology to create data, then 3D carving in blocks, and finally sculpted and installed block by block.

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