APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Thank you APOD for a nearly unbroken stream of free and wonderful pictures. Doubtless it takes much work to bring them to our screens. Thank you for occasionally putting in a puzzler like this QR. I like variety. MS
APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Try this one on for size, Apodians!
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
APOD: My gosh! What is wrong with people? I thought this (QR Code) was as scientifically valid as any posting you've done in the past. It doesn't take too much memory to bring to mind the long ago effort to post a message on a satellite that would be decipherable by an alien race. So why wouldn't this be an indication of the effort needed to determine how intelligable a message would be to someone outside our civilization, let alone some of us in it? Let's have a little imagination here!
APOD, I appreciate EVERYTHING that you put on this website. It has been, and will remain one of my favorite websites; one whose pictures have graced the background of my computers both at home and at work. I shake my head in wonder at the ungratefulness of people criticizing your wonderful daily offerings from not just the field of astronomy, but from Astrophysics as well as Geophysics. All one has to do is to remember the early Nineties when almost none of what we see now was even around. Even the pictures from the late Nineties cannot compare in quality and resolution to what is common today, especially after the advent of Hubble.
So, personal to Zerro1: Lighten up! You ought to be glad this website is here at all!!!
Go, APOD!
APOD, I appreciate EVERYTHING that you put on this website. It has been, and will remain one of my favorite websites; one whose pictures have graced the background of my computers both at home and at work. I shake my head in wonder at the ungratefulness of people criticizing your wonderful daily offerings from not just the field of astronomy, but from Astrophysics as well as Geophysics. All one has to do is to remember the early Nineties when almost none of what we see now was even around. Even the pictures from the late Nineties cannot compare in quality and resolution to what is common today, especially after the advent of Hubble.
So, personal to Zerro1: Lighten up! You ought to be glad this website is here at all!!!
Go, APOD!
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
America, mostly.... Like a load of spoiled brats being offered an apple instead of their usual pile of donuts....Anon wrote:.... I certainly don't understand where the hate is coming from.
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Hello, unlike most people here, I don't find the idea of todays APOD so terribly bad for once. I have printed the QR and posted it in our lab. Well guys, keep on your good job!
S.I.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
I think its internal lens reflections,not 100% sure, I left it in there instead of Post Processing it out.Ann wrote:I was wondering that too, although to me it looks blue-green.Beyond wrote:mtbdudex, in your picture -ring around the moon- what is that little green orb at about 4-o'clock??
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
I don't have a smartphone nor any other easy way to read the message, so I hope the answer is given with the APOD very soon so as not needing to find it by having to go through many pages of replies.
For interest I copied the properties of the image and pasted that into the reader brought up through the credit and it came up with a different image pattern, though I was still no wiser! I'm but still ing.
For interest I copied the properties of the image and pasted that into the reader brought up through the credit and it came up with a different image pattern, though I was still no wiser! I'm but still ing.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
http://asterisk.apod.com/viewtopic.php? ... 78#p159178DavidLeodis wrote:
I don't have a smartphone nor any other easy way to read the message, so I hope the answer is given with the APOD very soon so as not needing to find it by having to go through many pages of replies.
For interest I copied the properties of the image and pasted that into the reader brought up through the credit and it came up with a different image pattern, though I was still no wiser! I'm but still ing.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Holy shit. I love astronomy, but you nerds are waaaaay too passionate about APOD. As if each and every day for you is fueled by the picture and information they force feed you. Everybody relax, for tomorrow is another day, and hopefully an APOD you approve of.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Thanks neufer. On the page brought up through the link you gave there is a post by Valio » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:20 pm which states "QR code for the URL of the English Wikipedia Mobile main page". Is that therefore the correct answerneufer wrote:http://asterisk.apod.com/viewtopic.php? ... 78#p159178DavidLeodis wrote:
I don't have a smartphone nor any other easy way to read the message, so I hope the answer is given with the APOD very soon so as not needing to find it by having to go through many pages of replies.
For interest I copied the properties of the image and pasted that into the reader brought up through the credit and it came up with a different image pattern, though I was still no wiser! I'm but still ing.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
It's a link to APOD's home page.
Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Silly question and most definitely off-topic, but I want to ask Leon: "in that case, who created Christ?".leon.l7027@gmail.com wrote: There is still nothing in this world that was not created by Christ, imho.
Answers on a postcard please...
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Much work? Really?gobblecackle wrote:Thank you APOD for a nearly unbroken stream of free and wonderful pictures. Doubtless it takes much work to bring them to our screens. Thank you for occasionally putting in a puzzler like this QR. I like variety. MS
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Thanks bystander.bystander wrote:It's a link to APOD's home page.
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
I was kind of hoping that when I scanned the code it was going to say " be sure to drink your Ovaltine" !!!!!
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
BLAMY wrote:
I was kind of hoping that when I scanned the code
it was going to say: "be sure to drink your Ovaltine" !!!!!
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
That clueless numberless crossword puzzle grid was far too hard for me to fill in. I shall have to stay with doing (occasionally) the very hard level Sudokus.
PS. neufer's Ovaltine's 'Secret Squadron' sounds great fun.
PS. neufer's Ovaltine's 'Secret Squadron' sounds great fun.
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Those were the days! Gangs, armed with secret decoder rings, high on Ovaltine.
Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Talking of Ovaltine and astronomy this link may bring up a http://www.nnhs.info/astro/astroovaltine.php
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
All this talk of Ovaltine is making the water I'm having with my lunch seem very unappealing. If we had a grumpy emoticon, I'd use it here.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Grumpy emoticon huh Hmm... there seems to be some -Grumpy- in the second post up. Perhaps you could make a -Grumpy emoticon- out of it , O' Wise one.owlice wrote:All this talk of Ovaltine is making the water I'm having with my lunch seem very unappealing. If we had a grumpy emoticon, I'd use it here.
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Galileo would be amazed. Probably more about the Ovaltine coming in a tin can, than the telescope.DavidLeodis wrote:Talking of Ovaltine and astronomy this link may bring up a http://www.nnhs.info/astro/astroovaltine.php
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
Serve any of these?owlice wrote:All this talk of Ovaltine is making the water I'm having with my lunch seem very unappealing. If we had a grumpy emoticon, I'd use it here.
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smilies/flame.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smi ... e20Out.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smilies/cussing.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smilies/spam1.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smilies/angry5.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smilies/protest.gif
http://www.astroamateurs.org/images/smi ... olent1.gif
http://astroforo.net/images/smilies/icon_badteles.gif
http://www.espacioprofundo.com.ar/foros ... rillos.gif
http://www.espacioprofundo.com.ar/foros ... losive.gif
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Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
That's not grumpy! This is grumpy.
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Know the quiet place within your heart and touch the rainbow of possibility; be
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
alive to the gentle breeze of communication, and please stop being such a jerk. — Garrison Keillor
Re: APOD: QR Codes: Not for Human Eyes (2011 Oct 04)
I wonder if it could be shrunk enough to be used as an emoticon I'm not very good at all with that kind of stuff.
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