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Amazing Pic - A star in motion.

 
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Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
This guy's pictures always amazed me, but his account had been silent for a long while. This picture he posted a bit ago seems simple until you realize what has been captured.


[link to www.flickr.com]

Just for giggles I went out to look at it and it is indeed color shifting like mad.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
This guy takes some of the coolest pictures I have seen that are real. simply amazing, he must never sleep. thanks for the link.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
This guy's pictures always amazed me, but his account had been silent for a long while. This picture he posted a bit ago seems simple until you realize what has been captured.


[link to www.flickr.com]

Just for giggles I went out to look at it and it is indeed color shifting like mad.
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Sirius never fails to entertain. Such a beautiful star.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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moral reasoning takes about 250 miliseconds
we make errors in between
perception->relation->behaviour
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
 Quoting: Éireann


It’s not just Sirius that twinkles; all stars twinkle. Light travels many light years from stars and right at the end of its journey, it hits Earth’s atmosphere, which consists of nitrogen, oxygen and other gasses.

Earth’s atmosphere is constantly swirling around, and wind and air currents etc distort light travelling through it. This causes the light to slightly bend or shimmer and the light from distant stars twinkle. An extreme, more down-to-Earth example of this would be heat rising off of a road or a desert causing objects behind it to distort, shimmer and change colour.


Read more: [link to www.universetoday.com]
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
 Quoting: Éireann


I don't know but if you consider how fast he was moving the camera those colors are shifting fast. I would love to know if there is a pattern or if it is purely random.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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 Quoting: Funney

I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
 Quoting: Éireann


It’s not just Sirius that twinkles; all stars twinkle. Light travels many light years from stars and right at the end of its journey, it hits Earth’s atmosphere, which consists of nitrogen, oxygen and other gasses.

Earth’s atmosphere is constantly swirling around, and wind and air currents etc distort light travelling through it. This causes the light to slightly bend or shimmer and the light from distant stars twinkle. An extreme, more down-to-Earth example of this would be heat rising off of a road or a desert causing objects behind it to distort, shimmer and change colour.


Read more: [link to www.universetoday.com]
 Quoting: Whiskey Brother 11702187

chuckle

Thank you, Whiskey Brother.

I do understand why stars twinkle. I'm just curious why Sirius seems to twinkle more than others. Great link!

Last Edited by Eireann on 11/16/2012 02:46 AM
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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 Quoting: Funney

I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
 Quoting: Éireann


I don't know but if you consider how fast he was moving the camera those colors are shifting fast. I would love to know if there is a pattern or if it is purely random.
 Quoting: Facts 21646349

Now there's a thought.

hmm
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
This guy takes some of the coolest pictures I have seen that are real. simply amazing, he must never sleep. thanks for the link.
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I am looking forward to what he will do with the upcoming comets.....
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
This guy takes some of the coolest pictures I have seen that are real. simply amazing, he must never sleep. thanks for the link.
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I am looking forward to what he will do with the upcoming comets.....
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I meant to mention to you, OP, that one of the other photos at the sight - the one with Jupiter and its moons and our moon, is a fabulous picture. Amazing detail.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
as a kid i wondered why Sirius shines so much RGB
very nice
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 Quoting: Funney

I still don't understand why it "winks" like it does. It twinkles more than other stars I observe. Why is that?
 Quoting: Éireann


my guess is, that the different wavelengths get separated thanks to our horizont in our atmosphere
the speeds of perception of these colors - like we are getting it, is different (R_slowest...G_faster...B_first)

moral reasoning takes about 250 miliseconds
we make errors in between
perception->relation->behaviour
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
I meant to mention to you, OP, that one of the other photos at the sight - the one with Jupiter and its moons and our moon, is a fabulous picture. Amazing detail.
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I seen that, those were really close that night. Did you see the galaxy road? That was pretty cool.

[link to www.flickr.com]
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
I meant to mention to you, OP, that one of the other photos at the sight - the one with Jupiter and its moons and our moon, is a fabulous picture. Amazing detail.
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I seen that, those were really close that night. Did you see the galaxy road? That was pretty cool.

[link to www.flickr.com]
 Quoting: Facts 21646349

Yes. His photography is outstanding!
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
Not to mention the amount of one a kind and once in a life time pictures he has taken like the eclipse at sunset.

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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
Not to mention the amount of one a kind and once in a life time pictures he has taken like the eclipse at sunset.

[link to www.flickr.com]
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Yep. Another bookmark for Astro-photography. He's a keeper :D

Oo... he took that Eclipse picture on my birthday :D

Last Edited by Eireann on 11/16/2012 02:58 AM
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
I have been watching Sirius for about 20 yrs,it is only during the past year that I have observed it doing the neon rainbow thing.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
I have been watching Sirius for about 20 yrs,it is only during the past year that I have observed it doing the neon rainbow thing.
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Your avatar rocks.
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Re: Amazing Pic - A star in motion.
I have been watching Sirius for about 20 yrs,it is only during the past year that I have observed it doing the neon rainbow thing.
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It has always been rather colorful.





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