Starship Asterisk*

Are they visible on the morning or on the evening please ?

Wonderful picture.

Why are some objects more red shifted but closer than some others pls ?

Finally Venus is like a moon of the Earth.

As tidal forces varie like 1/D^3 maybe when Earth is very close it is stronger than the Sun.

Ce verrouillage gravitationnel est fabuleux, merci de nous l'avoir fait découvrir !

Hello,
What kind of human cell is this one please ?
TY

A picture from Hubble so.

Hi, Is this sky circle polar centered ? TY, Manu No. The auroral oval is defined in a complex way by the interaction between the Earth's magnetic field and charged particles from the Sun. The oval is always offset from the magnetic pole towards the night side of the Earth. In this image, we're only...

Hi,
Is this sky circle polar centered ?
TY,
Manu

Full picture is too heavy.

Absolument magnifique !

Not only red and green but the same red and the same green and nothing out of these red and green.

A spectral analysis would have put me right.

Seems like this meteor is ionizing the same gases as solar wind does.

My bet it is going from left to right

It is, in fact, not something that can be reliably determined from the information contained in the image. It's unlikely the imager would be able to answer the question, unless he actually observed this, which I doubt. The color information is ambiguous, given the broadband filters and the fact tha...

Hey,
Where can I find better resolution of this image pls ?

So nobody can confirm that this meteor is going from left to right. Just a lot of bla bla bla... It's a great question. I was hoping our forum contributors who have meteor expertise would give an answer. Unless it is truly something nobody can discern from a meteor track, which I very much doubt. I...

So nobody can confirm that this meteor is going from left to right.

Just a lot of bla bla bla...

Meteor is going left to right if I compare with auroras, red is high and green is lower altitude.

Am I right ?

Was the meteor going from left to right or from right to left ? Hehehe !

Maybe we already contamined Mars with some Terra bacteries.

Nitpicker wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 8:17 am

Iksarfighter wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2019 8:02 am OK this black thing isn't the event horizon of the BH, but what would be the size of the event horizon of this BH compared to this image please ?

Smaller than the shadow by a factor of 2.5.

Thank you

We need an artist view corresponding of this image with more detailed explanations.

OK this black thing isn't the event horizon of the BH, but what would be the size of the event horizon of this BH compared to this image please ?

Wonderful, but what téléscope made this image please ? Cant find it in the text and my English is a bit poor sorry. M106 This image is the composition of frames from the Subaru telescope (R+ band) and Hubble Space Telescope observations for the galaxy core (assembled and processed by Robert Gendler...

Wonderful, but what téléscope made this image please ?
Cant find it in the text and my English is a bit poor sorry.

Next step : the two images on videos or gif ! That will be magic.

@aildoux I prefer your method on second image though and TY for better scale.