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My technology takes the exiting image-at whatever d.p.i. level the photo was originally taken at and re-photographs the original image at a higher d.p.i. level. If the original photo was photographed at 1200 d.p.i my technology basically rephotographs the image at 3000 d.p.i. etc.Or much more. http...

Because I'm going to explain only what I need to explain. No less no more. So don't expect me to divulge more information than you would n't divulge either if it were you who had invented this oh please, people on siggraph demonstrate far more impressive results and not only publish papers that des...

[oops] Come Come now, I thought your we're more adept professionally than that..? While we're on this page let's talk real . Now you mean to tell me that scientists everywhere are looking for basically :"blue planets" . Or the planets that may have life , or the building blocks for life as...

he made something he is proud of, but he is not prepared to present it to the public. Most of the text in the rambling post above was copied and pasted from the content at the UFO Digest link I cited above. Either this guy is the inventor promoting his wares or a fan riding the inventor's coattails...

I still don't see how you can add information to a photo. Once the image is exposed, the resolution is fixed, no more informaton can be added. All you can do is smooth out the graininess of a zoom. You can not add information where none existed. Let's put it this way. The same amount of information...

INVENTOR USING STAR TREK TECHNOLOGY ZOOMS IN ON PLANET HD189733B? The inventor of APEP :"Space explorer in his latest demonstration of mapping a planet find life on HD189733B? The discovery of building blocks of life on one of the closest known planets orbiting a star other than our own sun is ...

Question : How could your technology-(or any technology) exceed the resolution of the photograph itself..? I'll answer this question the best I can. The technology that I have invented can most simply answer this question this way.Suppose the photograph for all sakes and purposes has a resolution le...

May 19th,2009 From : Space Explorer I'm new to this forum and have yet to get the hang of it. But the angular resolution is subjective to the conditions of whatever it is that is photographed in space.I just posted two examples. The first shows the oldest gamma ray burst known in the bottom left cor...

By : Space Explorer Can you imagine or visualize Hubble with the capability of zooming in on specks of light beyond it's current reach that may only appear as big as the eye of a everyday sewing needle? Can you truly imagine and appreciate Hubble than enlarging / enhancing that speck of light to whe...