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Since then, scientists on the team have released one breathtaking image after another, revealing vast, smooth plains, towering ice mountains and an inviting blue haze of hydrocarbons.
It is a shocking moment and a breathtaking image, evocative, coincidently, of another Schiele work, his Self-Portrait as Saint Sebastian.
One Korean dancer spun like a tabletop, his body all on one horizontal level above the floor, supported only by one calmly bouncing arm: the program's single most breathtaking image.
A breathtaking image by Lena Herzog opens Ian Frazier's story this week on Theo Jansen's Strandbeests — kinetic sculptures, resembling giant animal skeletons, that can walk on the beach, powered only by the wind.
By Jessie Wender August 29, 2011 A breathtaking image by Lena Herzog opens Ian Frazier's story this week on Theo Jansen's Strandbeests — kinetic sculptures, resembling giant animal skeletons, that can walk on the beach, powered only by the wind.
In his last novel, "My Name is Red," the great and almost irresistibly beguiling Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk devised a breathtaking image for the schism in his country's soul between Westernization and the traditional values of Islam.
Breathtaking images from mountaintops, cliff sides and other desolate locales are complemented by Mr. McConkey's own videos.
The shuttles had two crowning achievements: launching and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope, whose breathtaking images have revolutionized astronomy; and assembling the space station, a prodigious engineering feat.
It was Richelieu's genius to transfer to politics the Counter-Reformation's tools -- dramatic, immediate and often breathtaking images emphasizing the mystery, the compelling irrationality, of faith.
Despite its 70mm splendour and breathtaking images of spaceships zooming past Saturn, woe be to anyone who tries to apply anything like logic to its conclusion.
The spacecraft has beamed back a series of breathtaking images of the tiny, scorched world, which orbits so close to the sun that daytime temperatures reach 427 Celsius.
