So this is Turbo.

Turbo's never been fed.

This is Turbo the Penguin.

and you see, Turbo's pretty intent on his flipper patting.

Here's a wind turbine manufacturer that went to a whale.

The moment the fecal matter hits the rotating turbine, you can start shooting at people.

He met us and got his name because he started standing under my diesel truck a turbo truck, so we named him Turbo.

Four little engines, 22 kilos thrust each, turbines working with kerosene.

When the turbine drops in, it will produce 8,000 watts of electricity, day and night.

Just a eaf,

With two olives.

Turbo has taken to knocking on the door with his beak, we let him in and he comes in here.

And they say, You know what? Do I need turbo? Do I need this heavyweight car?

There's massive P.V. arrays on the roofs as well as wind turbines.

The liquid oxygen turbopump developed at the Kakuda Research Centre is installed in the LE 7 engine.

These things that I photographed this tire pile here had 45 million tires in it. It was the largest one.

And I just wanted to show you what happened one day when Turbo brought in a friend.

The liquid oxygen turbopump developed at the Kakuda Research Centre is installed in the LE 7 engine.

Latvia has a wind turbine project in Ainazi as an Activity Implemented Jointly with the Government of Germany.

Immediately get me the photos ...of the treadmarks!

If you look at the first slide there, that's the temporal lobes, frontal lobes, parietal lobes, OK the lobes that constitute the brain.

And that's an up close picture of a lotus leaf.

And you put a little fan here.

And then, here's a beautiful composite of the Whirlpool Galaxy, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.

Looks just like two leaves.

A whole loaf. It's nothing for him.

So during the night, they curl the leaves and reduce the movement, and during the day, you have the opening of the leaves there is much more movement.

A few fragments of dead leaves floated on the pond.

Do you know I was just about to destroy this leaf?

And if you look at the toes, they have these little leaves there, and if you blow them up and zoom in, you'll see that's there's little striations in these leaves.

Whirl

Vortex

Swirl

Block II contains the Block I improvements and adds the alternate high pressure fuel turbopump and the large throat main combustion chamber.

Screening of documentary Murderball and

Now, you go to this one and you see how much more the frontal lobes are lighting up.

Block I incorporates the new phase II powerhead, the single coil heat exchanger, and the alternate high pressure oxidizer turbopump.

Maelstrom

Swirl

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Development testing of the fuel turbopump was underway at the end of the fiscal year, and the Block II configuration was scheduled to enter service in September 1997.

And this thing is the second vortex to be built in the world, in a two and a half meter drop on a river.

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The first Block I certification engine, which contained the second oxidizer turbopump certification unit, began testing in October 1994.

Ariane 5 development of an improved generation of the Ariane launcher (the solid boosters and first stage turbopump contributions)