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Originally posted by iceblue20-12
Some may find this site quite interesting.
www.binaryresearchinstitute.org...
There are good reasons why we do not see our dual star. It must be very faint in all ranges of electromagnetic emission and located in an area of the sky that “camouflages” it.
This basically rules out all types of stars except a black hole giving off only small amounts of radiation or a brown dwarf. The area toward the center of the galaxy is full of radiation, dust clouds, and background noise, making it difficult to track a faint object moving at an angular velocity around 50 arcsec per year.
So we are predicting that our binary companion will be found in an elliptical patch centered around right ascension 17hr 45 minutes and declination –22 degrees.
Originally posted by stereologist
His claims that the images are showing anything out of the ordinary is laughable since these artifacts are seen on a regular basis.
Image artifacts - Internal reflections
Light reflecting inside the telescope optics, and diffracting off edges within the telescopes, can produce some interesting effects. Consider this series of images showing the planet Venus leaving the field of view of the HI1-B telescope between Janary 26-31, 2009. As Venus approaches the edge of the field-of-view, a ring shape is seen apparently coming out of the planet. This is caused by reflections of the bright planet off of the camera barrel. (If you look closely at the full-field version of the January 26, 2009 image above, you'll see a large, faint bubble on the left side of the image, which is also an internal reflection of Venus.) The ring grows progressively larger as time goes by. On January 31, a horizontal streak appears near the position where Venus disappeared. This latter effect is caused by diffraction off of the optical baffles.
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
So someone please tell me just what a Bark Star is
Is this a planet full of dogs
Yes,.. that idiot was me..
Originally posted by ChemBreather
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
So someone please tell me just what a Bark Star is
Is this a planet full of dogs
Hahaha, Darn it, I didnt see that until now !
I saw your reply and thought: What idiot would write that !