![Image](http://deepimpact.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/jpg/its_9000679-thm.jpg)
6 minutes
and
![Image](http://deepimpact.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/jpg/ITS_PressRelease4-PIA02129-thm.jpg)
30 seconds
images. Am I looking in the wrong place?
They have now added some of that, too.cherlin wrote:Pretty pictures are all very well, but when do we get the spectrograph data? When do we find out what the comet consists of?
Thanks.makc wrote:Same page I am talking about. They changed things, but stills are still not there. Image entitled "Almost There" now has another thumbnail
[image is one post above, or click here]
but there's still wrong image when you click it - it doesn't differ much from
[image is one post above, or click here].
They have now added some of that, too.cherlin wrote:Pretty pictures are all very well, but when do we get the spectrograph data? When do we find out what the comet consists of?
The alt text on that image says "sixty seconds to impact". I don't know how many people rely on the alt text though; it's supposed to be for people who can't see the image. Why would you be interested in the site if you can't see the image?cherlin wrote: Face-to-Face With a Comet Six minutes to impact
You haven't read what I've said about that image, so do it. I want large stills of last frames of this animation: http://217.76.193.147/phpBB2/images/p.avi (152 KB, requires DivX 4+; or you may refer to quick time link I've posted above, but there are more frames, plus they are duplicated - 488.9 KB).cherlin wrote:Almost There a few seconds