Whatzit?

[chuck]

Do you own it?

No

Milk Duds salvaged and saved from the 1950's ?

No, but that brought a smile to my face!

Some eggs on LV-426

No, and I had to look up LV-426. It's here, on earth, and it's not a movie prop or in any way associated with motion pictures or TV

[webenda]

You don't own it.
It is not milk duds.
It is not eggs.
It is on earth.
It is not a movie prop.
It is not in any way assocciated with movies or TV.
There are no balls in the second clue, which looks like an insane heat sink.

Is it some kind of heat sink or radiator?

[chuck]

Is it some kind of heat sink or radiator?

No. The object is quite large and the "clues" are cut from the whole image. The "concrete" like surfaces near the edges are tied together.

[webenda]

You don't own it.
It is not milk duds.
It is not eggs.
It is on earth.
It is not a movie prop.
It is not in any way associated with movies or TV.
There are no balls in the second clue, which looks like an insane heat sink.
It is not some kind of heat sink or radiator.
It is quite large.
There are "concrete" like surfaces near the edges.
The concrete is tied together.

Is it part of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

You don't own it.
It is not milk duds.
It is not eggs.
It is on earth.
It is not a movie prop.
It is not in any way associated with movies or TV.
There are no balls in the second clue, which looks like an insane heat sink.
It is not some kind of heat sink or radiator.
It is quite large.
There are "concrete" like surfaces near the edges.
The concrete is tied together.

Got that far and no more....

Is it part of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant?

Fukushima?

[robert.]

Rail crossing

[chuck]

Last partial image:



Nothing to do with nuclear plants/accidents

[MurphOnMillerAve]

A harvester machine?

[chuck]

A harvester machine?

Nope, not a harvester machine.

Entire image, out of context, i.e. no background/surroundings



The previous 4 images are clipped from the 1 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, and 9 o'clock positions.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

The very serious snout of a newfangled robot dog, chewing its was thru its new master's wall?

[chuck]

It does look like some kind of boring machine.

Here it is in context



title is "Disk in the Form of a Desert Rose". It is actually two sided. This is the "front".

this is the back side



1994 Bronze By Arnaldo Pomodoro

I'm cataloguing my father-in-laws home movies and still pictures. I ran across one that was actually a bas relief and assumed it was from the Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park near Grand Rapids. His Senior Mens club took a day trip (about 2 1/2 hour drive from Birmingham, MI) and he took a bunch of pictures. The image I was looking for is actually from an outdoor display in Saginaw up where his son used to live. While perusing the images for the Meijer Gardens on Google I ran across the Desert Rose piece and found it intriguing/appealing. I have mixed feeling on most "abstract" sculptures, some are quite attractive and some seem like a pile of scrap metal. Here is one of the later that is actually installed on UM campus.



None of these images are his. These are all in focus.

[webenda]

Desert Rose - selenite

[chuck]

Thanks Wayne, beautiful sample.

[webenda]

Back to Rufus's Whatzit:
No more little bits of the image, here is the whole image.
Ya'll should be able to answer immediately just by looking at it.
If that doesn't work, look over the wrong answers to narrow it down.
If that doesn't work, google it.

[chuck]

It's an ice sheet. Greenland has been ruled out. I don't feel it has the morphology of the Antarctic sheet, at least Google Earth images show much more defined rock outcrops. Same is true for western Canada/Alaska and Baffin Island/Nunavut.

Maybe Iceland? Or Norway?

BTW, Google says it's "Snow".