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post 1664608723 07-18-2022, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By BrianDaMan⏩


lmao!!!
post 1664608903 07-18-2022, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Rylol⏩
That James Webb telescope packs over 150 million pixels. Very impressive.

I'm not even American and think it's pretty sad how so many of you disregard your own country's greatest achievements (via Nasa) as fake and gay.
https://science.howstuffworks.com/ja...-telescope.htm

If you read about it, it's not like a telescope you have at home where you point it at something and you can see it better. It's a big dish type thing that receives signals.

The explanation is kind of odd in that the light sensors as picking up tiny amount of light "from the beginning of the universe" but it's in our solar system which has a giant amount of light zooming all around.

I would love to actually see how the whole thing works and what it produces.
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post 1664608983 07-18-2022, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted By WiseOldApe⏩
there's no point of explaining that to people who are uninitiated - it's like when i was younger and i couldn't fathom how a computer was made so i thought it was alien technology
I loved that comment and thought it was hilarious.
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post 1664609103 07-18-2022, 06:21 PM
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Looks like all the other pics we have of space



Wish they would show a before JW and after , to show the advancements
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post 1664609403 07-18-2022, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Devin459⏩
What I would like to know is; how are they so sure that there’s not elements in the universe that we don’t yet know about? How do they look at different colors on a spectrum and decide “This has to be copper” or “that’s definitely helium”? I’m not even sure they fully understand how much time is or isn’t bent from Millions of light years away. I mean most of the chit nasa says is literally theory.

I mean think of just how fu**ing far ONE light year away is.. It’s a distance that most of us can’t even fathom. They expect me to believe they KNOW the chemical makeup of “objects” that are millions of light years away? Especially when the light we are actually seeing is thousands or millions of years old?
light doesn’t age lmao.

curious questions are good, but ignorant skepticism is retarded. you can search for an article on absorption/emission spectra of elements if you’re actually interested in understanding. its pretty easy to comprehend.
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post 1664610623 07-18-2022, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted By MYOFIBRAH⏩
light doesn’t age lmao.

curious questions are good, but ignorant skepticism is retarded. you can search for an article on absorption/emission spectra of elements if you’re actually interested in understanding. its pretty easy to comprehend.
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I said it before and I’ll say it again. There’s a reason why the private sector will completely nerf nasa within the next 15-20 years.

Don’t forget the lies our government has presented to its citizens in the past. It’s not very hard to be a skeptic.
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Every photo nasa releases is touched/shopped in some way.

I don't like that at all.
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Originally Posted By MYOFIBRAH⏩
this is totally NOT how it works smfh. the data is there. our eyes just can’t detect it, but the computer can render what we would see if our eyes could detect it. your dino analogy is no way accurate. its more like adding night vision goggles to a person who is in the dark. it shows you whats there, you just have to realize that warm body you see with the goggles isnt actually beaming red.
you repeated what I said, they add the color in after the fact because it takes photographs that aren't RGB like we see. also my analogy is correct due to the fact that technology will also progress, whether its a new method, telescope, etc, they will achieve new data, it might be when we are gone in this life but regardless this is NOT the end all be all... its just what we know so far.
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Originally Posted By rocketfish⏩
you repeated what I said, they add the color in after the fact because it takes photographs that aren't RGB like we see. also my analogy is correct due to the fact that technology will also progress, whether its a new method, telescope, etc, they will achieve new data, it might be when we are gone in this life but regardless this is NOT the end all be all... its just what we know so far.
I am highly skeptical that if we could see these galaxies they would be blue, pink, red, etc as in the photos. My guess is that they will be white stars without all the clouds and so on.

I would like to know if there's any actual photos of such things or are they all from radio telescopes.

On a related note, Pepsi came with a flavor called Starlight or something like that. The TASTE OF THE SODA is what scientists said the center of the galaxy tastes and smells like based on its chemical signature....so scientists said the center of the galaxy has the same chemicals as berries.

It sounds like they don't know what they're talking about.
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