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Visitors Enjoy Thrilling Ride At Spring Festival In Munich
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Visitors Enjoy Thrilling Ride At Spring Festival In Munich
People experience a spinning amusement ride illuminated by vibrant lights and smoke effects at the Spring Festival in Munich, Germany, on May 2, 2025. The event features various attractions, rides, and entertainment for all age groups. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Visitors Enjoy Thrilling Ride At Spring Festival In Munich
People experience a spinning amusement ride illuminated by vibrant lights and smoke effects at the Spring Festival in Munich, Germany, on May 2, 2025. The event features various attractions, rides, and entertainment for all age groups. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Visitors Enjoy The Auer Dult Fair At Mariahilfplatz In Munich
Visitors watch as children ride a traditional swing carousel at the Auer Dult fair in Munich, Germany, on April 29, 2025. The ride is set up on Mariahilfplatz near the Mariahilfkirche and is part of the fairground attractions that accompany the market section of the historic event. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: A Unitree robot, not the H1 but a smaller model, meeting some of the human dancers.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots performing in stage in Beijing at the Spring gala New Year celebrations.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots performing in stage in Beijing at the Spring gala New Year celebrations.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
Ferrari Press Agency
Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: CCTV
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots performing in stage in Beijing at the Spring gala New Year celebrations.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
Ref 16511
03/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots performing in stage in Beijing at the Spring gala New Year celebrations.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
Ferrari Press Agency
Spring Dance 1
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Dancing robot group perform with human
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Spring Dance 1
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03/02/2025
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Pictures must credit: Unitree
A troupe of humanoid robots have shown off their dancing skills — at a public stage show.
Chinese robotics company Unitree provided 16 of its H1 robots to show off their coordinated moves alongside human dancers at a Chinese New Year Spring Festival gala.
As well as dancing in sync they also pulled off the tricky feat of spinning handkerchiefs which they throw and catching.
It was a highlight of a folk dance called Yangge.
The H1 team performed live in front of an audience at a gala in Beijing.
A Unitree spokesperson said the performance was the world’s first large-scale, fully AI-driven and automated humanoid robot performance.
Whole-body AI motion control enabled the H1s to dance in sync with each other.
OPS: The Unitree H1 robots rehearsing for their Spring gala routine.
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Music Concert - Madison Beer - The Spinning Tour, Milan, Italy
March 13, 2024, Milan, Italy: Madison Beer. (Credit Image: © Mirko Fava/LPS via ZUMA Press _DALLE (FOTO: DUKAS/DALLE) --- NO WEB USAGE ---
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
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A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
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Floating coin 1
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Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
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Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
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Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
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26/02/2024
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Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166568319_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166568315_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166568312_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166568311_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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DUKAS_166568310_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166568309_FER
Floating coin puts a new spin on currency
Ferrari Press Agency
Floating coin 1
Ref 15605
26/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Mennica Polska
A new coin is set to hover at the top of must have lists for collectors - as it is the world’s first levitating legal tender.
It was commissioned by the national bank of African state Cameroon and from Poland’s national Mennica Polska mint.
The silver coin is called the UFO MP-1766 and the name was inspired by its likeness to a flying saucer and its ability to slowly rotate in the air like an alien spacecraft.
The number 1766 reflects the founding date of the Polish Mint as well as the coin’s denomination which is 1,766 Cameroonian francs which equates to around €2.70 euros.
Although legal tender, the value of this tiny wonder of engineering is considerably higher than its official denomination.
Just 510 units will be made and has a pre-order price of over $1,000 USD / €920 euros.
The coin will be available in the next few months.
OPS: The levitating UFO MP-1766 coin
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Chiengora
Jane Crewe, from Edinburgh Chiengora, pictured spinning dog hair from 'Phaedra' her 7 year old Samoyed.
Chiengora is a yarn or wool spun from dog hair. The word is a portmanteau of chien and angora. It is up to 80% warmer than wool and is not elastic. Often chiengora is blended with wool during the carding process. This blend has some give to it, which is preferable when knitting.
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Chiengora
Jane Crewe, from Edinburgh Chiengora, pictured spinning dog hair from 'Phaedra' her 7 year old Samoyed.
Chiengora is a yarn or wool spun from dog hair. The word is a portmanteau of chien and angora. It is up to 80% warmer than wool and is not elastic. Often chiengora is blended with wool during the carding process. This blend has some give to it, which is preferable when knitting.
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Chiengora
Jane Crewe, from Edinburgh Chiengora, pictured spinning dog hair from 'Phaedra' her 7 year old Samoyed.
Chiengora is a yarn or wool spun from dog hair. The word is a portmanteau of chien and angora. It is up to 80% warmer than wool and is not elastic. Often chiengora is blended with wool during the carding process. This blend has some give to it, which is preferable when knitting.
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Chiengora
Jane Crewe, from Edinburgh Chiengora, pictured spinning dog hair from 'Phaedra' her 7 year old Samoyed.
Chiengora is a yarn or wool spun from dog hair. The word is a portmanteau of chien and angora. It is up to 80% warmer than wool and is not elastic. Often chiengora is blended with wool during the carding process. This blend has some give to it, which is preferable when knitting.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
Caroline Rawson, one of the team of conservators from English Heritage performing a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill
Country diary 1975: Ghosts of the bobbin maker's skill.
Bobbins at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere, Cumbria. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries.
A team of conservators from English Heritage perform a clean of the machinery at Stott Park Bobbin Mill near Lake Windermere in Cumbria ahead of its reopening on the 19 May. In its heyday the mill produced millions of wooden bobbins vital to the Lancashire spinning and weaving industries and it is now the only working bobbin mill in the Lake District.
Stott Park in Cumbria, UK. 13 May 2021.
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Uyghur women spinning silk thread from cocoons in traditional silk workshop, Jiya, Xinjiang, China
Uyghur women spinning silk thread from cocoons in traditional silk workshop, Jiya, Xinjiang, China, Asia
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Uyghur woman spinning silk thread from cocoons in traditional silk workshop, Jiya, Xinjiang, China
Uyghur woman spinning silk thread from cocoons in traditional silk workshop, Jiya, Xinjiang, China, Asia
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Christmas Market at dusk, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany
Christmas Market at dusk, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, Europe
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Man on his porch, spinning silk using traditional wooden spinning wheel and stick cages, Nuapatna, Odisha
Man on his porch, spinning silk using traditional wooden spinning wheel and stick cages, Nuapatna, Odisha, India, Asia
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FEATURE - Best of - Bilder des Tages
April 7, 2018 - Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain - A fisherman holds his spinning rod as a wave hits the breakwater in Barcelona, Spain (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
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The travelling circus company, Pirates of the Carabina perform in a photocall for the world premiere of Relentless Unstoppable Human Machine (RUHM) a mechanically ingenious show that features vertical-swinging trapeze, never-ending ropes, a moving king pole and spinning carousel, high-wire and a very temperamental staircase!
CircusFest 2018, London, UK - 03 Apr 2018
2018 is the 250th anniversary year of the invention of modern circus. CircusFest 2018, London?s biennial international festival of contemporary circus launches next week at the Roundhouse and runs until 6th May.
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