EPTMan travels 96500km, takes 37000 pics of space. - Page 6
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Railgan
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nemY
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On May 08 2011 06:34 newvsoldschool wrote: Hey guys. I made some quick wallpapers. 1920 x 1080. I left the watermark on the lower right to show the original source, though I could have erased it (I did erase the navigation menu at the bottom middle) http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/840/photopicsurvey.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/834/photopicsurvey1.jpg/ http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/69/photopicsurvey3.jpg/ Or you can get the pics (or buy prints) off the guy's website http://skysurvey.org/prints/index.html | ||
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Chimpalimp
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mmp
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staxringold
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Rent-A-Hero
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FliedLice
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woofwoof
Canada63 Posts
edit: omg i just realized it has a function that does that sooo coool zomg!!! | ||
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Krehlmar
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Blenderhead
United States29 Posts
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creepcolony
Germany362 Posts
After like 5 minutes i accidently touched my mousewheel and was like whoaa ! Great work, i see me spending quite some time with this. | ||
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Reborn8u
United States1761 Posts
There are more stars than grains of sand on all the beaches of the world, yet people still wonder if life exists elsewhere...... Some other interesting stuff, if you use the labels icon to show the constellations, then find the big dipper. The star Mizar if you zoom in you will actually see 2 stars. This is visible with the naked eye sky at night. The large star is actually a solar system with 5 stars wobbling around each other, the smaller star is actually a binary star system (2 suns). If you'd like to see something equally breathtaking take a look at this It will give you a whole new appreciation of our universe. Here is a high quality version of the image the video talks about. http://zebu.uoregon.edu/hudf/hudf.jpg | ||
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Blenderhead
United States29 Posts
On May 08 2011 07:15 Rent-A-Hero wrote: Pretty cool. Though, aren't pictures of deep space taken with infrared and X-rays? I thought they colored the photos in photoshop based on the information they receive. Some pictures are taken using infrared/UV/xray telescopes, and those are false color. Objects in deep space do, however, emit light in the visible spectrum, so some images are natural color. Not sure if these are enhanced or not, but they're definitely in the visible range. | ||
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Suisen
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This is very similar to Starry Nights. In some sense his pictures seem to have some more quality to them compared to Starry Nights. But of course you can't turn on the constellations or ask for star names, etc. As for the bulge of the universe, you can't see it if you are too far north on the northern hemisphere. If you are nearer to the equator, you can see it close to the horizon. On the southern hemisphere, it will be visible overhead and is stunning, so I am told. On May 08 2011 07:23 woofwoof wrote: I wish someone could post little notes giving information on what is what. edit: omg i just realized it has a function that does that sooo coool zomg!!! If you want to know a certain object, I can tell you. But the main things are, apart from the milky way disc, the Small and Large Magellan clouds, Pleades and Andromeda Galaxy. Ooh and one more vimeo galaxy video: http://vimeo.com/4505537 | ||
EtherealDeath
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
thank you so much. loved that video | ||
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ManaO
Italy185 Posts
The only way life could have developed only on this little planet traveling around just one of all those stars, is if God really exists. Otherwise it's impossible | ||
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RBKeys
Canada196 Posts
On May 08 2011 04:32 Shalaiyn wrote: A man quit his job, travels 96500km (60000 miles), he took 37000 pictures of space, and he joined them all into 1 interactive 3D panorama. Makes you appreciate how beautiful space is. And what does he get? A pat on the back. | ||
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Amui
Canada10567 Posts
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