Starship Asterisk*

Elon left his mark.

Why is it possible to See the „black“ of the black whole , when - in our view - light from the sucked Stars only is around the whole And Not in Front. In my opinion the black whole has completely endlosen with light… It's an image of the radio band. It's not an actual photo. It like making infrasou...

JohnD wrote: ↑Mon Dec 04, 2023 5:09 pm Awfully like the SpaceX logo!
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Too far fetched.

More like this

Yeah, who doesn't remember the Battle of Witchhead?

This one was indeed lost at sea. That probably saved it from being destroyed as heathen magic.

It's unimaginable how much knowledge and progress was lost through the ages by religious fanatics destroying libraries and people.

Light pollution is really bad in the alps. Not fun for hobby stargazers. But hey, tourists can ski at night.. so important. Money.

Light pollution is the reason I basicly gave up an astronomy as a hobby...

I would give it a look but as usual when astronomical phenomena appear the sky is cloudy since and for weeks. I should take the hint and abandon all astronomical interest...

That's one heck of a mass accelerator...

We, in Germany, have already done these crazy acts. And now, one of the most industrialized nation on Earth will not only suffer a mega crisis due to crazy "green" ideas and a decrease of energy costs of 700%!!!. The politician went totally insane. The prime minister of the most industria...

Hey, hey. Calm down. It was a suggestion, not a new theory. One would have to analyse many pictures to determine if it "could" be a pattern or just a coincidence. And as micrometeorites do... did rotate, that's known due their melting pattern, I wondered... No worries. Hope you didn't tak...

My God, it's full of planets!

Hey, hey. Calm down. It was a suggestion, not a new theory. One would have to analyse many pictures to determine if it "could" be a pattern or just a coincidence. And as micrometeorites do... did rotate, that's known due their melting pattern, I wondered...

Locutus76 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 2:43 pm

MadCat-75 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 5:06 am Looks like the Mutara Nebula from Star Trek II xD

I sure hope the Reliant isn’t lurking inside!

The flares look like a pattern. Probably due to rotation, I guess.

Fred the Cat wrote: ↑Tue Aug 02, 2022 5:11 am The moon with accessories often make for fun photos.
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This is true.

Easy to find on an Eizo screen.

The most common scifi scenario has the area walled off or domed over, with views through windows. More likely they will do that after space influencers and DimbDumb*-kids ruined the place for cheap shots. Then the place will have to be elaborately restored after protests of the public and then put ...

thought exercise. This scene and location will no doubt will be a museum site in the distant future. Probably the MOST FAMOUS space museum in the Solar System. Whether it is 150 years in the future or 500 years. Tourist will flock there just like they flock to the Pyramids of Giza or to Mecca today...

So this is how the microplastic ends up on Mount Everest and Antarctica.

Pretty sure they opened the Lost Ark on that island.

Pretty sure "humans" are not counted among the intelligent lifeforms.

There seems to be another sattelite visible on the upper right Also a weak streak on the left. And something in the right lower corner. I see them all but your additional “weak streak on the left”. Mind pointing it out with a pic? Sure. https://i.ibb.co/qD5FFyQ/Leonard-Space-Yangwang1-1960weakstrea...

Locutus76 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 15, 2021 11:40 am There seems to be another sattelite visible on the upper right

Also a weak streak on the left. And something in the right lower corner.