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Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by rocha123
Yes, I agree.
But I wait patiently for the balloon-contrail-lanter people to drop by with their infinite wisdom never-the-less
Originally posted by rocha123
Great job!!!......seems like the other thing next to the line is a 'spacestation' or a structure not very clear,is very debatible.
Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
reply to post by Human_Alien
Same thing going on here, with an unexpected bonus in the form of a circle surrounded by a number of circles at the bottom of the vertical line.
What Gives In Cetus? Google Sky Coordinates 2 26 33 -04 41 37
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The telescope imaging process introduced certain artifacts into the plates such as varying levels of brightness, noise, and color saturation, as well as vignetting: a darkening of the edges and the corners of each plate, which needed correction in order to generate a clear and seamless image. Terapixel programmatically removed these anomalies, stitched and smoothed images, and then created image pyramids for visualization in WorldWide Telescope (WWT).
Originally posted by kinkykoala
reply to post by Human_Alien
By the way, you have a really cute voice
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Anomaly "hunting" using google sky is just plain ignorant.
Go buy a telescope. And LEARN how to use it. Afterward, I assure you that you will feel foolish for making this thread, Human Alien. Remember, buy a telescope and LEARN to use it. Through that LEARNING process you will see why using Google anything for observation is only feeding yours and many others ignorance.
Originally posted by loner007
i am using google sky and i have noticed that these lines are very straight and they intersect a large number of galaxies. Thats what i find most wierd is how straight these galaxies line up with one another.edit on 20/12/2010 by loner007 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Anomaly "hunting" using google sky is just plain ignorant.
Go buy a telescope. And LEARN how to use it. Afterward, I assure you that you will feel foolish for making this thread, Human Alien. Remember, buy a telescope and LEARN to use it. Through that LEARNING process you will see why using Google anything for observation is only feeding yours and many others ignorance.
Originally posted by mdnw2009
That last picture reminds me of this www.examiner.com... its not identical but there is definitely a similarityedit on 21/12/10 by mdnw2009 because: wrong link
Originally posted by Asmodasis
To me that like looks like a Gamma ray burst because it appears to originating from from place, likely a collapsing star.
and that other anomaly is most likely a nebula
was a nice catch though, hard to spot GRB's
Most of the line segments are artifacts from aircraft, satellites, or meteorites, passing between the telescope and the area being imaged. There are indicators which can provide a hint as to which is which, for example, short-lived meteorites may show pointy ends with a brighter middle. Satellites frequently tumble with a regular period, and can show dashed lines. Airplanes will usually show the most solid, uniform line width, but can occasionally show slight wobbles from turbulence in the air. Here are some examples of each:
Blue intermittent line, probably a satellite