Let go of whatever materialistic bologna is fogging up your brain.
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That first love was finding obscure parking lots and fogging up windows.
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I wiped the mirror clean, but within a minute it was fogging up again.
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The Sun opposes hazy, dreamy Neptune at 1:28 AM, fogging up our view.
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The ultra-cold fluid is usually used for fancy cooking, wart removal, and fogging up nightclubs.
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But he didn't think that a medicine for his heart health could be fogging up his brain.
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One incidental discovery, Dr. Lentink said, was a way to keep the bird goggles from fogging up.
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This is raucous, humid club music, built around a vocal sample that sounds like breath fogging up a windowpane.
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I visited the shop Bonajuto one afternoon, my glasses fogging up upon joining a crush of 20 people inside.
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As it turns out, his father placed the sock in his car to help keep the windows from fogging up.
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Wipe the communication slate clean, especially any conversation that has gone awry (highly likely, considering Neptune's fogging up the place).
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Our national character gels into one that's distinctly comfortable fogging up the boundary between fantasy and reality in nearly every realm.
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"Most people are disconnected," Mr. Luis sighed, fogging up his two-way mirror (a recurring problem, along with stuffiness, for the mirrorheads).
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A lot of rental goggles are don't fit well and you run the risk of them fogging up, which can affect your vision.
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Right, so kind of you're sweating on the Gear VR, fogging up the lens a little bit but the experience — it really felt real!
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The anti-glare laminate began bubbling up some time ago, spreading across the screen like an untreatable rash, fogging up the webcam in the process.
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Dina and I were stymied by the heat — the air-conditioning wasn't working — and our goggles kept fogging up as our eyes stung with sweat.
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Goggles obviously protect your eyes so you can see when you're going down the mountain, but they should also help block out harmful UV rays without fogging up.
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I'm no expert on water goggle quality, but the Form goggles held up well in my test swims, keeping water out and preventing the glass from fogging up.
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Cernan spent two hours and seven minutes outside the Gemini 9 spacecraft on the 1966 mission but had to come in early because his helmet visor was fogging up due to exertion.
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" An experimental spinning class Peloton created on the Samsung Gear VR had the negative side effect of fogging up the virtual reality headset's lenses, but Feng said on the plus side, "it really felt real.
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Further fogging up the dis-course, writer Emmeline Cline recently published an essay on BuzzFeed in which she called dissociating a "new trend in feminism," citing Phoebe Waller-Bridge's character in Fleabag as the poster woman for a new performative nihilism.
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As the first HS-702 to fly, Galaxy 11 was one of the six which were launched before a design flaw in the type's solar arrays was discovered. Solar concentrators, used to increase the amount of sunlight falling on the arrays, were fogging up due to vapours emitted by the satellite.
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Severe Thunderstorms developed across the cold front in Central New York and moved east. The 5 pm observation at Albany ahead of these storms was a Temperature of 42 degrees and a Dewpoint of 40. Immediately ahead of these storms, temperatures skyrocketed into the 60s. There were multiple reports of windows of homes and cars fogging up from the rapid rise in temperature.
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"Blinded" was written by Stephan Jenkins, Arion Salazar, and Tony Fredianelli and was produced by Jenkins. The protagonist of the song is a man who goes to his ex-lover's apartment and spies on her through the bathroom door, illustrated in lyrics such as "I see you fogging up the mirror / Vapor round your body glistens from the shower." According to Entertainment Weeklys Tom Sinclair, the song seems to reference The Who's "Pinball Wizard".Sinclair, Tom.
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The crew was unable to see the Moon for much of the outward cruise. Two factors made the Moon almost impossible to see from inside the spacecraft: three of the five windows fogging up due to out-gassed oils from the silicone sealant, and the attitude required for passive thermal control. It was not until the crew had gone behind the Moon that they would be able to see it for the first time. Apollo 8 made a second television broadcast at 55 hours into the flight.
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Alternatively, a diver can enter the water with the mask off and then put it on or use an entry method which does not result in fast water flow over the mask. Wearing the mask pushed up onto the forehead while out of the water or on the surface increases the risk of the mask falling or being knocked off. To prevent a mask from fogging up due to condensation on the glass many divers spit into the dry mask before use, spread the saliva around the inside of the plate and rinse it out with a little water. The saliva residue allows condensation to wet the glass and form a continuous film, rather than form droplets.
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Baumgartner dove forward off the ledge at 12:08 MDT (18:08 UTC); After 42 seconds of descent Baumgartner reached his maximum velocity—an unverified . An uncontrolled spin started within the first minute of the jump which could have been fatal, but it ended at 01:23 when Baumgartner regained stability, though in a later press conference he likened the fall in the suit to "swimming without feeling the water" as he could not feel the air to give him a sense of direction. Baumgartner had an abort switch that would have allowed deployment of a drogue parachute, which would have arrested the spin but also would have prevented him from breaking any speed records. After 03:40 of free fall Baumgartner radioed to Mission Control that his visor was fogging up, echoing his earlier concerns about its heating.
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