Red Mosquito

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

knee tunes wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

Its mostly (all?) going to be outside the visible spectrum, so they're going to have to modify it to make graphics for anyone other than moths.

The temptation to do something other than shift everything x nm towards the visible spectrum is probably going to be too great and they'll tweak things to get more compelling visuals.

knee tunes wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

Sometimes knee makes a great post.

simple schoolboy wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

Its mostly (all?) going to be outside the visible spectrum, so they're going to have to modify it to make graphics for anyone other than moths.

The temptation to do something other than shift everything x nm towards the visible spectrum is probably going to be too great and they'll tweak things to get more compelling visuals.

Rods & cones , right? Cameras don't have that problem . It's not friggin fair

simple schoolboy wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

Its mostly (all?) going to be outside the visible spectrum, so they're going to have to modify it to make graphics for anyone other than moths.

The temptation to do something other than shift everything x nm towards the visible spectrum is probably going to be too great and they'll tweak things to get more compelling visuals.

But they know exactly to which specific colors to convert the photons based on wavelength (which includes red shifting) and the elements that are detected. It’s not like they’re just arbitrarily throwing pretty colors up with impunity.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Recent image from Hubble. I’m so excited for images to start coming in from the James Webb telescope this summer. Going to be amazing.

What weird coloration gimmicks are science journalists going to do with the James Web infrared outputs I wonder.

The universe-- yet another false flag operation.

What will they think of next?

Man, you people are for real

Its mostly (all?) going to be outside the visible spectrum, so they're going to have to modify it to make graphics for anyone other than moths.

The temptation to do something other than shift everything x nm towards the visible spectrum is probably going to be too great and they'll tweak things to get more compelling visuals.

But they know exactly to which specific colors to convert the photons based on wavelength (which includes red shifting) and the elements that are detected. It’s not like they’re just arbitrarily throwing pretty colors up with impunity.

Not NASA. The science journos are going to have fun with NASAs outputs.

Do you ever just enjoy things?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Do you ever just enjoy things?

Think we all know the answer to that.

Why are you people arguing over what color is painted on the firmament dome? If God wanted us to see it, he would have given us eyes to see it.

Fucking globeheads

BurtReynolds wrote:Why are you people arguing over what color is painted on the firmament dome? If God wanted us to see it, he would have given us eyes to see it.

Fucking globeheads

In dim light , our rods take over and our cones shut down, but the cones are what allow us to see color

It's a rip off

knee tunes wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Why are you people arguing over what color is painted on the firmament dome? If God wanted us to see it, he would have given us eyes to see it.

Fucking globeheads

In dim light , our rods take over and our cones shut down, but the cones are what allow us to see color

It's a rip off

Life is one big tragedy.

My simulation upgrade has moar colors, guys!

BurtReynolds wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Why are you people arguing over what color is painted on the firmament dome? If God wanted us to see it, he would have given us eyes to see it.

Fucking globeheads

In dim light , our rods take over and our cones shut down, but the cones are what allow us to see color

It's a rip off

Life is one big tragedy.

Yeah but our eyes are made of star material

This is cool

https://www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/tw ... -and-time/

Y'know, it was just today when I realized exactly how much like a penis Blue Origin looks. I've heard the jokes. I guess I've seen it before, but today, I guess, was the first time I was paying attention.

Wow.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/projectap ... hi3y8-8i80

Pretty cool site with all of the Apollo missions photo archives

spike wrote:

thought we did this in 2019

http://www.feelnumb.com/2019/04/10/firs ... bum-cover/




er i guess it was a different black hole

Different black hole. This one is at the center of the galaxy. The other one was somewhere else if I remember correctly.

Hoping the James webb telescope can get a clear picture of this one once it’s up and running