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Magikman
Can be viewed HERE

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geeohn
very beautiful
Xenojjin
ooooh prettyyyyyy

Whats interesting is that its 650 light years away , which means this technically happened 650 years ago . It tis an image of the past wacko.gif
Dowdy
looks like it's looking at you wacko.gif
joc
It does look like it's looking at you.............
djdodo
WoW .. this is very beautiful .. and amazing ..
Joc .. I loved what you did with the eye .. (the blinking) cool.gif
Engulf
Great job on the blinking thing joc thumbsup.gif
Daughter of the Nine Moons
beautiful thumbsup.gif
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impresseive ohmy.gif
The Krow
very very nice
dantheman2435
but.. does it still look like this today? since that is what it looked like 650 years ago...
SpaceyKC
That is a stunning image!
Kellalor
Wow! blink.gif

That's so cool. thumbsup.gif
PsychicPenguin
And we are going to take huble down? crying.gif
Magikman
Yes, but not until they've replaced it with a next generation unit that will be many times more powerful and technologically superior, so don't despair PP. There's a couple of threads already on the forum that provide more detail, try the search function to find them, or there's quite a bit of information that can be found on the NASA website.

Magikman
Dowdy
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but.. does it still look like this today? since that is what it looked like 650 years ago...



you'll have to wait another 650 million years to see what it looked like in 2004
LittleIrishVampiress
with such beautiful things in the universe, how can you not......smile! grin2.gif
Tess
I think it looks awesome thumbsup.gif Who knows,maybe someone really IS watching over us.
MaNgO_gIrL_hErE
That is very beautiful and mysterious looking wub.gif
daedelus
if that was 650 years years ago that happend what would god look at back in the 13th or 14th century........get my drift
DarkSoul Eternal
thats looks really nice
i like it devil.gif
orangeblossom
What a crackin shade of blue that is. A stunnin piccie MM

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TRH
Cool good find!
VampChilde18
For one thing i should mention that i don't acually believe in god. I got this trough an email sent to me by a friend, but i suspect that its on NASA's website as well. In case anyone wants to check its www.nasa.gov But I have no clue what this acually is. It sure is pretty though, anyone have any ideas?
BurnSide
It's beautiful. I would assume it was a Galaxie or Nebula or something.
Calling it 'Eye of God' is only going to cause trouble though. Watch.
Stellar
I think it might be a planetary nebula or whatever the nebula that forms after a sun has died is called.
The Cheat
its definately a Nebula...I forget the real name of it. There's a thread about it somewhere on here, with some more beautiful pics.

edit: It's the Helix Nebula. Here's another thread about it:
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and Here are some more beautiful pics

shirini
Oh my, how preety. thanks for posting.
Daughter of the Nine Moons
I believe when this picture was released National Geographic called it The Eye of God . NASA denies they named it that. But it is a stunning picture original.gif
VampChilde18
QUOTE (Stellar @ Aug 13 2004, 12:02 AM)
I think it might be a planetary nebula or whatever the nebula that forms after a sun has died is called.

When a sun dies, it explodes then implodes, turning it into a black hole, go look up all the goory details, im to lazy to recite them, Oh and thats if they are big enough, which a sun usally is, just stars arn't
Stellar
QUOTE (VampChilde18 @ Aug 13 2004, 12:31 AM)
QUOTE (Stellar @ Aug 13 2004, 12:02 AM)
I think it might be a planetary nebula or whatever the nebula that forms after a sun has died is called.

When a sun dies, it explodes then implodes, turning it into a black hole, go look up all the goory details, im to lazy to recite them, Oh and thats if they are big enough, which a sun usally is, just stars arn't

Not all of them. the ones that are massive enough do turn into black holes, but not certain other ones.
VampChilde18
but suns are big enough, only stars don't, and yes i know suns are technically really big stars, but what we are looking at here is size os it does matter.
gabe
if it's 650 light years away, it will only takes 650 years for us to see it as it looks today. but if you look at it trough the hubble teleskope it will be less then 650 years i belive, since you get a closer look at it then, or mabey not. It depends on how long time the light takes to reach us, so when i think of it, i gues it takes just as long for it to reach hubble, it only enlarges the image but dosent make it closer*starts mumbling to himself*
The Banana Pie Eater!
Hey Gabe! Stop talking like that!
(Jeg har også registrert meg Ole Kristian!)
Oh sorry! I was just talking another language...
Listen Dudes: If the sun fades and dissapers it will take us some time to notice anything! Cuz the light takes a time to reach us!
As far as we know, That 'eye' can be gone for a while now!
I hope you guys understands me...
gabe
dagi!!!! see UniversalAbsurdity this is dagi

Edit:
Please use the English language on this board, or use PM's. Thank you.

Great Big Sea
Pretty.
Cradle of Fish
Its a Chupa!

oh wait, wrong forum..... :\

Just thing how infinitely large that thing is.....

Starlyte
What a beautiful picture!
seventh_son
Totally and completly AWESOME!!!!
Q-La
It's beautiful! thumbsup.gif








Wait a minute!
Ashley-Star*Child
I collect pics of nebulas, so I have seen this one before, and it is known as 'The Eye of God'. I think nebulas are the most beautiful part of space, and this one is no exception.
baastetnoir
I dont know if anyone has heard of this beofre, but i recently found it on the web its called "the Eye fo GOD', and its suppose to be a cobo of pictures taken by NASA. Some people says its a hoax, i'd rather believe that the Universe has beautifull things like this for all to see ...

The phenomenon in the amazing image above is real. The Helix Nebula is a planetary nebula about 650 light-years from Earth. It's a popular target for astronomers because, due to its relative proximity, it's easily viewed through binoculars or telescope.

However, the image above is not a true "picture" in the technical sense of the word. Rather, it is a computer-generated and enhanced mosaic of nine separate photographs taken by the Hubble telescope and combined with a wider image captured by the National Science Foundation's telescope at Kitt Peak National Optical Astronomy Observatory near Tucson, Arizona. It is a scientific representation of what the nebula might look like.

Despite its resemblance to the human eye in this 2-dimensional image, the Helix Nebula is actually a spiral cylinder more than one trillion kilometers long. Since it points directly toward Earth, it looks like a bubble (or eye) to us, rather than the tube-like structure it really is.
personally i LOVE IT !, and I just felt like sharing it with everyone!!

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matsu634
that looks awesome w00t.gif
GoddessWhispers
user posted imageBeautiful!

And in the spirit of extra-terrestial "WoW!" :*More beautiful right here*



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"Some say that the universe is made so that when we are about to understand it, it changes into something even more incomprehensible. And then there are those who say that this has already happened." Douglas Adams(Goddess Rest Your Soul. user posted image)
seeking
QUOTE(VampChilde18 @ Aug 13 2004, 01:34 AM)
but suns are big enough, only stars don't, and yes i know suns are technically really big stars, but what we are looking at here is size os it does matter.
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dude, there is no such thing as "suns" the word "sun" is the name of our solar systems star
smallpackage
QUOTE(Dowdy @ Feb 17 2004, 06:52 AM)
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but.. does it still look like this today? since that is what it looked like 650 years ago...



you'll have to wait another 650 million years to see what it looked like in 2004
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Just 650 years, Not 650 million. wink2.gif
Undefined_innocence
Wow, thats absolutely beautiful.
And the pics that whispers posted are beautiful as well.
Thanks.
Asura "Ghost Spirit"
Nothing surpasses the natural beauty of the universe.
nou
pics dont work nemore
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