Pink cell tower; A genuine smoke screen in progress; Alternate Dryden Vos concept

Very pleased to present Pink Cell Tower, commissioned by & for Skulpturenpark Berlin. A work of 'extroverted infrastructure', this fully functional & open source cell tower is designed to be seen, departing from the innocuous, monitored & privately owned towers we use each day pic.twitter.com/M67ihi7HLH

— Julian Oliver (@julian0liver) November 11, 2021

Striking satellite imagery over the Syrian port of Tartus today, courtesy of @Maxar. It appears that there was a concerted effort to create a smoke screen. pic.twitter.com/mqx5fvSIvb

— Christiaan Triebert (@trbrtc) November 10, 2021

While the smoke may not be “necessarily highly effective, it could still have been useful in preventing some sensors — or prying human eyes — getting a good look at what was happening there.” Good write-up by @CombatAir, @Aviation_Intel and @FranticGoat. https://t.co/qRFaHgkKz2

— Christiaan Triebert (@trbrtc) November 11, 2021

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🔊 (For @spacecoyotl.) pic.twitter.com/rnbIVR5he2

— Cabel (@cabel) November 9, 2021

Tarsem https://t.co/ICxwqx2iTP

— not chappie (@voellig) November 10, 2021