Greetings all,
This footage I came across is spectacular!!! I couldn't believe my eyes!
On a slow modem it takes 4-5 minutes to load- but it is defenitely WORTH THE WAIT!! I suggest you pause each frame and take a closer look!
http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm
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Full Version: YOU MUST CHECK THIS OUT
Apart for the pics of my kids being born i have to say they were the most AMAZING PICS
lOOKING FORWARD NOW TO SEEING MORE
lOOKING FORWARD NOW TO SEEING MORE
I agree Warden! Those pics are great! I like the one where it shows over 1500 galaxies all at one time! That was truely breathtaking! 
Awsome pictures, thanks for the link
No problem MJB !! I hope you enjoyed!
After seeing these amazing pics, I can not believe their thinking about not fixing the hubble telescope! They may be sending a new one up in 2011. But we could learn so much more inbetween that time. Tis sad I say!
Teddy, i don't think "bumping" ur topic with an unnecessary replies is a good idea. Nor is PM'ing members to tell them to look at ur topic!! 
You "have a nice day" also
You "have a nice day" also
Hello Snowbaby,
I was not tring to "bump" my topic up. I was simply stating information that i had just learned that was relevant to this topic. Also, you are the only one i PM'd. So it is not at all what u think!
By the way- did you watch? What did u think? Thanks.
I was not tring to "bump" my topic up. I was simply stating information that i had just learned that was relevant to this topic. Also, you are the only one i PM'd. So it is not at all what u think!
By the way- did you watch? What did u think? Thanks.
QUOTE(Snowbaby @ Feb 6 2005, 05:27 PM)
Teddy, i don't think "bumping" ur topic with an unnecessary replies is a good idea. Nor is PM'ing members to tell them to look at ur topic!!
You "have a nice day" also
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You "have a nice day" also
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lol why does it really matter...
thanks alot for the link the pics were amazing.
the pics were amazing.
Uversa,
Thanks for the support man!
Also thanks for the feedback. Same to Sheila 12- thank you!
Thanks for the support man!
Also thanks for the feedback. Same to Sheila 12- thank you!
QUOTE(teddy734 @ Feb 6 2005, 08:52 AM)
Greetings all,
This footage I came across is spectacular!!! I couldn't believe my eyes!
On a slow modem it takes 4-5 minutes to load- but it is defenitely WORTH THE WAIT!! I suggest you pause each frame and take a closer look!
http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm
edit - fixed linky
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This footage I came across is spectacular!!! I couldn't believe my eyes!
On a slow modem it takes 4-5 minutes to load- but it is defenitely WORTH THE WAIT!! I suggest you pause each frame and take a closer look!
http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm
edit - fixed linky
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That was truly awesome!!
That was awesome...
The universe is so amazing...
Thanks for the link!!
LBD
The universe is so amazing...
Thanks for the link!!
LBD
Seen some of them before and they are amazing!!
Thanks for the link
Thanks for the link
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Seen some of them before and they are amazing!!
Thanks for the link
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Thanks for the link
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Tell me about Imomortality Institude your a member of, what is it about? Curious! Zepher_one
QUOTE(teddy734 @ Feb 6 2005, 01:00 PM)
After seeing these amazing pics, I can not believe their thinking about not fixing the hubble telescope! They may be sending a new one up in 2011. But we could learn so much more inbetween that time. Tis sad I say!
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I totally agree with you, lets hope they keep the Hubble Telescope!! We have gained so much knowlege from it, and we could gain so much more!
Thx for the link, awesome pics. I also think Hubble brought great pics and shouldn't end like this but if they are to put a better one up there then it's worth I think 
Thanks for the awesome feedback!!
I knew you guys wouldn't be disappointed. How could you be with such awesome sights of the universe! Thanks again.
I knew you guys wouldn't be disappointed. How could you be with such awesome sights of the universe! Thanks again.
I loved the one of the cluster of supernovas. I want to have all those pictures framed and hung on my wall!
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Nice! And after looking at those incredible pics, I can not help but believe there is other life "out there"
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Nice! And after looking at those incredible pics, I can not help but believe there is other life "out there"
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You are so--oo right, there has to be life out there, maybe not as we humans look or act, but more advanced, which we could learn a great deal from! It's a Vast Galixy out there, that we need to explore!
Magnificent, thanks for sharing.
I'm going to have a more detailed look when i get home tonight.
I'm going to have a more detailed look when i get home tonight.
We are sooo smallQUOTE(pallidin @ Feb 7 2005, 03:57 PM)
Nice! And after looking at those incredible pics, I can not help but believe there is other life "out there"
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We need to keep up with more Explorations, there has to be life somewhere out there!!
Those images were facinating. Your minds totally begins to wonder when viewing the art of the space.
Thanks
Thanks
those were amazing pictures
but i do have a few concerns
1st i know i saw a NASA show were they admitted to dressing up photos with color and such to make them more appealing
2nd it is sad that they are being sold dont we fund NASA ? seems the least they could do is give us the pics
but i do have a few concerns
1st i know i saw a NASA show were they admitted to dressing up photos with color and such to make them more appealing
2nd it is sad that they are being sold dont we fund NASA ? seems the least they could do is give us the pics
e.t.s daddy-
Hello there. Good point..... If we are the ones funding the hubbel,then why should we have to pay to see extra pics?
Also, that is the first ive heard of Nasa adding things to the photo, do you really think they would do that? Thanks
Hello there. Good point..... If we are the ones funding the hubbel,then why should we have to pay to see extra pics?
Also, that is the first ive heard of Nasa adding things to the photo, do you really think they would do that? Thanks
I can only hope that someone invent a FTL engine to get us to explore our galaxy..and how knows, whit a little luck, in a few hundred thounsands of years, another galaxies.
good find .
QUOTE(Mekorig @ Feb 8 2005, 10:11 PM)
I can only hope that someone invent a FTL engine to get us to explore our galaxy..and how knows, whit a little luck, in a few hundred thounsands of years, another galaxies.
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That's why it's important that we keep the Hubble alive so we can see other Galaxies, or planets that are out there! With the possibility of landing on one! and glide on solar winds to where ever!
I would imagine the photos were in black and white, and added with realistic colors based of other gas clusters they'd seen before. I wouldn't think they's intentionally color them up.
I don't think they added color to the photos. Does anyone know whether they are taken in black and white or in color?
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I don't think they added color to the photos. Does anyone know whether they are taken in black and white or in color?
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Possibly were taken in black/white, not sure though! They could of colored them up? I really can't say?
http://hubblesite.org/sci.d.tech/behind_th...lor/index.shtml
there they tell how the photos are taken and admit they are indeed black and white images and the colors they add are not how it would appear if you visited the actual place
now i wonder if there are any photos the Hubble takes that NASA would refuse to release
there they tell how the photos are taken and admit they are indeed black and white images and the colors they add are not how it would appear if you visited the actual place
now i wonder if there are any photos the Hubble takes that NASA would refuse to release
QUOTE(et's daddy @ Feb 9 2005, 02:44 PM)
http://hubblesite.org/sci.d.tech/behind_th...lor/index.shtml
there they tell how the photos are taken and admit they are indeed black and white images and the colors they add are not how it would appear if you visited the actual place
now i wonder if there are any photos the Hubble takes that NASA would refuse to release
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Possibly there are some that were held back?? Espically if there were any UFO"s passing by?? But we wouln't see them! there they tell how the photos are taken and admit they are indeed black and white images and the colors they add are not how it would appear if you visited the actual place
now i wonder if there are any photos the Hubble takes that NASA would refuse to release
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Thanks for the link ets daddy. I really thought they took color pictures! They sure did a great job on adding color to them! Thanks again.
id really like to see color unretouched photos
seems the doctored images may make the photos more fantastic then they should be
seems the doctored images may make the photos more fantastic then they should be
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id really like to see color unretouched photos
seems the doctored images may make the photos more fantastic then they should be
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seems the doctored images may make the photos more fantastic then they should be
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I agree with you on this issue, it would be nice to see the original colors!
WoW!
painted or not
Thanx for the experience!
painted or not
Thanx for the experience!
Given the vastness of the universe-we are insignificant-just a speck of sand along the beach of the universe. We sit amongst all this and still question if we are alone in the universe.
The pictures speaks and makes the mind explore the possibilities.
The pictures speaks and makes the mind explore the possibilities.
Indeed Rachel, indeed. Nicely put. I can't guarantee there is other life out there, but how can there not be!!
QUOTE(teddy734 @ Feb 11 2005, 02:41 PM)
Indeed Rachel, indeed. Nicely put. I can't guarantee there is other life out there, but how can there not be!!
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First and formost, we need Proof that life exists outside our realm, The media have played a vital role in keeping truth from the public, and assisting with mind contol, "Scientific"proof, cofiscation of evidence, sabotage, threats, harrasment. and in carceration. But like you, i believe there is life out there!
Some ppl here need to think outside the box.
As the images are taken in black and white then scientists make assumptions as to how the colours of the gases etc appear in the spectrum, think about this...
the images could look more visually stunning than being portrayed by NASA i guess we or NASA wouldn't truly know, at least not in our life times.
As the images are taken in black and white then scientists make assumptions as to how the colours of the gases etc appear in the spectrum, think about this...
the images could look more visually stunning than being portrayed by NASA i guess we or NASA wouldn't truly know, at least not in our life times.
maybe someday the aliens will bring us a Galactic Slideshow PG-13
QUOTE(Neosypher @ Feb 11 2005, 10:23 PM)
Some ppl here need to think outside the box.
As the images are taken in black and white then scientists make assumptions as to how the colours of the gases etc appear in the spectrum, think about this...
the images could look more visually stunning than being portrayed by NASA i guess we or NASA wouldn't truly know, at least not in our life times.
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As the images are taken in black and white then scientists make assumptions as to how the colours of the gases etc appear in the spectrum, think about this...
the images could look more visually stunning than being portrayed by NASA i guess we or NASA wouldn't truly know, at least not in our life times.
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Yes, i agree with you Totally!! It's just a guessing game right now! The Beauty of outer space, i imagine is that of awesome colors we'll ever see! It would be Great to be able to witness it! Zepher_one Over and out!
Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
QUOTE(gmblfdz @ Feb 12 2005, 05:11 PM)
Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
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From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
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Your most Welcome! That's why we need to keep up with the outerpace Explorations, so we can learn more and enjoy the awe and wonders of the vast Universe! Zepher_one Over and Out!
QUOTE(gmblfdz @ Feb 12 2005, 05:11 PM)
Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
I know what you mean about feeling insignificant!! Like Rachel said earlier, our planet is like a speck of sand on a beach compared with the universe. Well then, what does that make us as individuals!!
Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
I know what you mean about feeling insignificant!! Like Rachel said earlier, our planet is like a speck of sand on a beach compared with the universe. Well then, what does that make us as individuals!!
QUOTE(teddy734 @ Feb 13 2005, 01:04 PM)
QUOTE(gmblfdz @ Feb 12 2005, 05:11 PM)
Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
I know what you mean about feeling insignificant!! Like Rachel said earlier, our planet is like a speck of sand on a beach compared with the universe. Well then, what does that make us as individuals!!
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Thanks for that link. Now I feel really insignificant.
From many of those pictures, it seems that Hubble has gazed so far back in time, that we can actually see into a 70's discotheque.
I know what you mean about feeling insignificant!! Like Rachel said earlier, our planet is like a speck of sand on a beach compared with the universe. Well then, what does that make us as individuals!!
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This is why we need to keep the Hubble, u[p and Exploreing more of our Universe, look how much we have gained so far, and we can learn heaps more, it's so vast out there too, just thinking about it, makes us want to see more and more!
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