Amazing! The Worlds First 111 Gigapixel Image!

some chillin´..

what the fish will taste like?

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That's ol' Burger King alright.

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Zoom in all the way all around the photo.
Various "rods" abound...
Atmospheric organisms?
Even a 111 gigapixel photograph is rife with optical abnormalities!

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That is definatly Waldo!! haha classic

Originally posted by jonobot654
Great post. Doubt very much that that is a handheld

Reminds me of this.

Scientists use world's most powerful digital camera in hunt for dark matter

www.dailymail.co.uk...

Hmmm....A digital camera for hunting 'dark' matter?? Now how the devil can they do it? Dark matter is nothing but WIMPs (weakly interacting massive sub-atom-size particles). I wonder how a digital camera can photograph these?

Damn! I must be missing something here! Duh!

Originally posted by zdssdz1
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Zoom in all the way all around the photo.
Various "rods" abound...
Atmospheric organisms?
Even a 111 gigapixel photograph is rife with optical abnormalities!

Yep! Nothing's perfect - including me!!

Just some food for thought.

It is generally agreeable that military tech is decades beyond what is available to the public.

So, imagine this a camera capable of this, except 20 years more advanced, placed onto a satellite and launched into orbit.

They've probably found more than just Waldo.

PS: In that picture... someone is having fun with the milk man.

I don't know how to embed a picture : ( no one has taught me. BUT if someone could, take a look at the closest buoy in the water at the bottom and just to the left of it..... Is that a cluster of turds???????

Well earned S+F for you OP!

Astonishing photograph but for some reason I can't get to any of the other pages to see how they did it. I got the same fuzzy feeling I had the first time I used Google Earth and proclaimed, "With this I shall rule the world!"

Let's see if anyone else can find the window with the telescope in it I learned a lot about Seville in that picture, like there are an awful lot of satellite dishes and everyone seems to use Mitsubishi air conditioning units Oh and of course, picking your belly button is a hell of a lot more fun than fishing, but we already knew that didn't we ;P

Originally posted by Ghrwilson
I don't know how to embed a picture : ( no one has taught me. BUT if someone could, take a look at the closest buoy in the water at the bottom and just to the left of it..... Is that a cluster of turds???????

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Embedding pics and other media:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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I just showed this to a class of 30 students. thanks!

Originally posted by borutp
And there is another one

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/989be43b4aca.jpg[/atsimg]

balls hanging on power lines so planes and helicopters dont hit them.

Don't know if anyone else mentioned it, but www.gigapan.org is a fun website with similar pictures.

I found a gigpan image of the crowd at the Royal Wedding. Dont know if it was posted yet but here ya go!

www.guardian.co.uk...

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This is super, the imaging is spectacular. Put these cameras on our probes to other planets. You have to wonder how well our spy satellites can see if we are seeing something like this, they must be decades ahead of us.

This is awesome, thanks for sharing! Now I wonder how long it will be before this technology comes to home cameras

Originally posted by Santh
Just some food for thought.

It is generally agreeable that military tech is decades beyond what is available to the public.

So, imagine this a camera capable of this, except 20 years more advanced, placed onto a satellite and launched into orbit.

They've probably found more than just Waldo.

PS: In that picture... someone is having fun with the milk man.

edit on 19-5-2011 by Santh because: (no reason given)

I like this person
alot...
3rd line

the image is evil, it sucks you in and when you stop looking at it all you can think about is looking at it like the eye of sauron...

That's amazing! Does it hold an official world record?

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This is probably how aliens monitor us in their cloaked ships...
...with "predator" filters too, of course...



p.s. I'm serious..

Star and Flag, good stuff..

Those are nice shots you got there..
I definitely need to have a look around for that.

Thanks for posting..

UFO's can't be hidden forever......