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Astronomical Images of Nebulae and Galaxies to Jeremiah Clark's 'Prince of Denmark's March'
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| Febuary 19, 2020
| MVD
Posted on 02/19/2020 10:57:36 AM PST by mairdie
Astronomical Images of Nebulae and Galaxies to Jeremiah Clark's 'Prince of Denmark's March,' a Trumpet Voluntary. I am awed by the vastness and the beauty of space. A trumpet voluntary conveys that awe perfectly.
TOPICS: Arts/Photography; Astronomy; Music/Entertainment
KEYWORDS: astronomical; galaxies; musicvideo; nebulae
These images filled my head in the days when echoing footsteps were said to be the ghost of William Hershel following me in the darkness of the Adler Planetarium's lower level. Sometimes in the brightly lit cities we forget just how much beauty is in the night skies.
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posted on
02/19/2020 10:57:36 AM PST
by
mairdie
To: ransomnote; bagster; Wneighbor; little jeremiah; txhurl; TEXOKIE; blu; KitJ; ADemocratNoMore; ...
PING to astronomical images
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posted on
02/19/2020 10:58:56 AM PST
by
mairdie
(Star Trek - City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson - https://youtu.be/vD99I0Vvv-c)
To: mairdie
Conclusion:
There is more there than here
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:02:21 AM PST
by
bert
( (KE. NP. N.C. +12) Progressives are existential American enemies)
To: bert
And Captain Kirk got there first.
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:03:53 AM PST
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mairdie
(Star Trek - City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson - https://youtu.be/vD99I0Vvv-c)
To: mairdie
Magically deep and beautiful images. Thank you very much for posting.
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:12:21 AM PST
by
New Perspective
(Proud father of a son with Down Syndrome and fighting to keep him off Obama's death panels.)
To: mairdie
I still haven’t warmed up to the artificial colors they put into the images.
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:12:28 AM PST
by
cymbeline
To: New Perspective
You’re most welcome. So happy to share the joy they bring me.
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:14:28 AM PST
by
mairdie
(Star Trek - City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson - https://youtu.be/vD99I0Vvv-c)
To: cymbeline
The colors are typically enhanced using filters to eliminate a lot of the grey tones, but the colors are real. I still prefer no filters, however, since it looks more natural (more bland as well, but more natural).
To: cymbeline
Sure, they use false colors, as the terraview images do, but there are such true rich colors to be seen. I fell completely in love with the beauty of the sky the first time I saw the brilliant blue and gold of Albireo through a telescope. I made it all the way through 3 1/2 years of physics at U of Chicago holding on to that image. Then I met Schroedinger's Equations and I knew I wasn't meant to be an astronomer. But those early images through the telescope were so richly colored.
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:18:47 AM PST
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mairdie
(Star Trek - City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson - https://youtu.be/vD99I0Vvv-c)
To: Telepathic Intruder
The descriptions of some of the NASA images do use the term “false color.”
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posted on
02/19/2020 11:19:47 AM PST
by
mairdie
(Star Trek - City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson - https://youtu.be/vD99I0Vvv-c)
To: mairdie
“False color” is used when images outside the visible spectrum are taken, and real colors are used to substitute for the ones you can’t see. Those you can usually spot right away.
To: Telepathic Intruder
“but the colors are real”
If that’s true then it makes me feel better about the pictures.
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