BigPete
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Is that just through a scope or altered on pc etc take out light?
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Roker Rick
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Not sure mate, just off youtube, although you can definitely get a good picture of Saturn just using a basic camera. It's a lot closer than we imagine it to be.
BigPete
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Uranus is even closer
DaveH
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It is pretty much what you would see through a scope. Though this is done with a zoom lens on a camera, going by the description.
Blatant reflections from the crystal projector.
Impossible due to atmospheric density
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BigPete
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What happened to NukeyBlatant reflections from the crystal projector.
Impossible due to atmospheric density
He fell off the end I thinkWhat happened to Nukey
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This is a strange one
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Big Jeff
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That’s an SR71 spy plane
must be an old picture then...........
Big Jeff
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They only pretended they had retired them. They are still up there.
herra soul mob
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what part of Sunderland has that postcode ?
Area 71
Boris Bear
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@NukehasslefanWhat happened to Nukey
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BBC now - astronomy/telescope programme
THE JAMES WEBB Telescope
THE JAMES WEBB Telescope
Saw this on Facebook and thought I might highlight it on here in case anyone wants to take the kids.
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NASA Boeing Starliner crewed test flight due to launch in less than an hour and hasn't been abandoned yet!
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Got to 3m30s but not looking to clever now...
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