APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by Chris Peterson » Wed Jul 24, 2013 2:39 pm

Beyond wrote:For me... random is random, even if it's modified. IF you can see beyond the randomness, then you begin to understand. But it won't be easy for the brain.
Also interesting: the more random the dataset, the greater the information content.
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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by neufer » Wed Jul 24, 2013 3:35 pm

Chris Peterson wrote:
Also interesting: the more random the dataset, the greater the information content.
  • That bodes well for most of my posts.
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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by geckzilla » Wed Jul 24, 2013 4:48 pm

neufer wrote:
Chris Peterson wrote:
Also interesting: the more random the dataset, the greater the information content.
  • That bodes well for most of my posts.
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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by Beyond » Wed Jul 24, 2013 4:51 pm

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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by neufer » Wed Jul 24, 2013 6:07 pm

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geckzilla wrote:
neufer wrote:
Chris Peterson wrote:
Also interesting: the more random the dataset,
the greater the information content.
That bodes well for most of my posts.
Room full of monkeys on typewriters still beat you.
But they have to hire guys to check things out;
whereas, Starship Asterisk* has you for free.
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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by NoelC » Sun Aug 18, 2013 12:33 pm

Today, August 18, we see a repeat of the July 9 rendition of the yellow star Sadr in blue. Might not have noticed it otherwise.

Do I hear some grinding in the cogs of the machinery? Or someone asleep at the switch?

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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by neufer » Sun Aug 18, 2013 1:25 pm

NoelC wrote:
Today, August 18, we see a repeat of the July 9 rendition of the yellow star Sadr in blue.
  • We do? Where?
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Re: APOD: Supergiant Star Gamma Cygni (2013 Jul 09)

Post by NoelC » Sun Aug 18, 2013 1:35 pm

Sorry, looks like it was me who had the short between the headsets today. I got to the image by having been told the color was wrong by a friend, and just assumed it was today's. Then I realized I'd already seen it without having double-checked whether it was today's.

Duhhhhh. It's been that kind of weekend for me for some reason.

It's embarrassing. Carry on. Sorry.

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