Space Thread

earth is flat.

>>2859390
Kek

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ill dump of my folder

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>>2859524
>>2859526
>>2859527
>>2860489
ever find it strange that there are bigass craters right where big cities would usually be according to fictional lore (TES, Tolkien, GoT, etc)?
ever find it strange that bigass trench looks like the Pillar of Autumn crashlanded there?

>>2859458
>no cup holders

>>2859495
>>2859505
pffffft, Buzz Aldrin tell you that?!

dude, check out his instagram. its just like... he's just like, ....he's sooo into it bro.

>>2861317
No more drinking eddie, the indian is coming out.

>>2859390
I'm sure you think so Timmy.

Nivver hapined, orl folse. Erth is flat enny fule no dat.
Sorse (is reel):
>>2851849
>9/11 - WTC thread

>>2859464
Seeing this for myself would blow my fucking mind

>>2859466
>space

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>>2859369

>>2859497
fuck off

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>>2868096
dito

>>2859390
Even if the earth is flat outer space still exists.

>>2869810
lol no it doesn't
the sky is just a dome.

>>2869818
Get woke son
the sky is flat, the earth is the dome

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fake thread

>>2870543
>Not having enough money for a single plane ticket
LUL

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>>2870543

>fake thread

ok first rubik's cube's in space

thats allots of craters or MAARS, not volcanic vents

>>2860505
The Pillar of Autumn wasn't large enough to produce that large of a trench, just saying.

>>2859464
>>2865578
>implying it is perfectly round

>>2859390
this a topic of space Jerry. Take your meds before you get the gout again.

>>2859469
wtf is that in the down right corner

>>2869818
what's beyond the dome though?

>>2859473
rockin tits

>>2859449
This image is clearly photoshopped. Look at his left foot, it cuts off abruptly.

>>2874629
Can't tell if serious or not.

>>2874629
Mee ny vittuun

>>2859459
Wow this is so beautiful, you guys are the coolest

>>2862053
>>2862051
is this real? it doesn't look real

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>>2864791
It is sometimes hard to tell what is real, and what potentially might be cgi.

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>>2864791
>>2875075

Post Galaxy photos.

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>>2875086
ok

>>2859505
No one knows we're here.

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You are here.

>>2875339
The Taurus region just can't take a bad photo

Gigapixels of Andromeda, the largest photo ever taken. Apologies for the video, but if you love space and high res photos, you need to see this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udAL48P5NJU

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>>2875808
Photo as well.

>>2859463
what a powerful picture my fellow negro. this picture shows that the earth is moving through space just like a spaceship

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>>2875808
Holy Space. Thank you for this.

>>2876498
You're welcome, and thank you for my new wallpaper.

>>2871703
Yes! Context!

>>2859369
>>2859390

British press reveals Hitler was the first man on the moon:

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/494233/Adolf-Hitler-Nazi-Germany-Moon-space-missions-rocket-lunar-Antarctica-conspiracy-theory

>>2875808
I wept when I saw this.

We are not alone

>>2876977
When you realize that every speck of light in that video is a sun for a group of planets orbiting it, it makes me feel very insignificant.

>>2875341
Oh right, I forgot about the giant hexagon on saturn, thanks anon

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>>2878191

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>>2875341
>>2878005

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l

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"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." and one dead monkey

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UFO's

>>2859476
who took the photo?

>>2882579
It's a 360° panorama, taken as a sort of selfie.
Since the fisheye quality of the lens allows it to overlap images, the places where the camera is not able to photograph itself overlap to leave the spot where the camera is out of the panorama. Looks a little strange, but how cool is it to get this view from Mars??!!!

>>2881538
Returned safely, died after an operation on earth.

>>2882579
i did.

>>2859390
Fuckin lulz

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Best photo from moon IMHO

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best i've got

>>2871876
>>2871703
>>2874607
Out in the middle of the ocean you can see a lot of stars due to the lack of light pollution, why can't you see even more in pics like these? You would figure there would be an incredible amount of stars visible out there.

>>2886805
wow thats amazing, what galaxy is that?

>>2886854
It's simply down to exposure time. Those images are photographing objects which are being directly lit by the Sun, the shutter speeds are similar to what you'd be using for daytime photography here on Earth (ie. fractions of a second). Try capturing a photograph of the stars at night - even from the middle of the ocean - using the same daytime camera settings, and you'll similarly get a pitch black sky. If you want to use the sorts of exposure times required to capture the stars (at *least* a few seconds, but even this will do a terrible job), the astronaut, Earth, and ISS in those photographs will be massively blown out and over exposed.

>>2886863
It's a fictional image, not a real astrophotograph.

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Mountains in Peru

>>2888734
Not in space

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>>2888972

>Not in space

dur as our sun and attached plants spiral outwards in to the void of space..

(how fast is the Milky Way Galaxy moving? The speed turns out to be an astounding 1.3 million miles per hour)

Weeeeeeeeee!

....a better image requested

>>2859495
This picture is captivating. From the start of phase 1 through phase for you can see how history is developing with the new introductions of the better telescopes starting from around a little bit before Christ was born he had the first images of our solar system and even a couple hundred years after that you get the next phases and then eventually you realize wow is God before us while we evolve as a human species? The answer according to physics is no clusters and superclusters and every Star and physical thing that we seeing Universe has always been there since the creation of the Big Bang.

How did I ever browse this board before having a 4k screen?
It's so different...

>>2860505
amazing just how many obvious craters there are when you see the earth like that

>>2888972
>Satellite imagery
I think it's pretty space-related

>>2890404
captainpicardfacepalm
OMG

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I request Saturn-V

>>2859458
>>2861311
its a simulator, they don't need that shit. they just go to mickey D's when they're done

>>2859497
I gagged

AAGGHHH there's so many great pictures itt that I'm afraid to save because I can't tell if they're just cgi

don't want to save cgi bullshit

>>2882586

I don't understand how that explains the angle of the rover. If it were a panorama it would rotate on a swivel. If it were a selfie the arm would be present in the same spot throughout the rotation.

It doesn't make sense to me at all.

>>2888972
everything is literally in space though.

>>2874059
alien.

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How's this for high resolution

>>2893445
This is a good article - with accompanying animation - that shows how it's done.

https://www.universetoday.com/122883/why-dont-we-see-the-curiosity-rovers-arm-when-it-takes-a-selfie/

>>2893452
Might want to send a servicing mission to that telescope to correct it's optics. :^)

I wanted to post image here, but get "image resolution too big". What max allowed resolution?

>>2894584
10,000x10,000 at 8mb max

>>2859454
This has to be fake. The damage on the service module is consistent with the Apollo 13 accident but they never undocked at the moon.

>>2894737
Thought so as well. Afaik there's only the one shot of the damage taken through a window.

>>2859390
nice b8 m8

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>>2894737
What "damage" do you think you're looking at in that image? That's the Scientific Instrument Module (SIM), it contains various instruments (eg. cameras) for mapping the surface of the moon.

http://www.ninfinger.org/karld/My%20Space%20Museum/simbay.htm

The interior of the SIM doesn't look anything like the interior of the damaged Apollo 13 SM. Heck, if you compare the damaged Apollo 13 images to schematics of the SM, you can even tell what some of the items are (eg. the two fuel cells up the top).

>>2859481
We are not alone...

>>2892470
>>2868096

edgelords

>>2875808

there could be spacefaring civilizations there that have gone extinct and we wouldn't even know about it

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>>2894683
Thanks.
>space thread
>no reused falcon

>>2859463
Is this picture real? How can the stars be exposed?

>>2896101
Being this new

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Earth as seen from Saturn.

>>2896287
CGI composite, nice try NASA

>>2895321
Not an expert. It simpy looks to some as though a panel is missing.