do you think nebulas and galaxies are close enough you can get them in the back grounds of recognizable mountain and volcano ranges? ...and why today, and only recently, are all the pics from the other 2 telescopes overly enhanced with the color orange? all the galaxies, no matter how many light years apart/away, ALL have the same EXACT hue and brightness of orange??
My tag line...
You might want to look at the chosen color temp cast of your monitors...the pics don’t look overy orange to me.
We’re talking about space telescopes, not terrestrial art photography.
do you think nebulas and galaxies are close enough you can get them in the back grounds of recognizable mountain and volcano ranges?
Do you understand the concept of "orbit". Do you know where a "space telescope" is located? Do you really think your question makes any sense?
pics from the other 2 telescopes overly enhanced with the color orange?
Do you know in what wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation the images from those telescopes were collected. Do you even know what electromagnetic radiation is?
ALL have the same EXACT hue and brightness of orange??
Do you have any idea how the colors in the NASA space telescope images are assigned? Do you know why colors even have to be assigned?
Your tag line: No. You're not stupid. You're ignorant, and that is curable if you allow it to be cured.