Solved: What is it? Space mystery object
Re: What is it? Space mystery object #5
Another tough one. My first thought was Victoria crater from above, but it doesn't seem to match up. Any hints?
Re: What is it? Space mystery object #5
My first thoughts were Io, or perhaps sunspots, but, as yet, I've been unable to come up with a match. Good one, Art.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #5
RJN wrote:Another tough one.
My first thought was Victoria crater from above, but it doesn't seem to match up.
Any hints?
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #5
Ha, ha! Ok, now I know what it is. I just have to find the right APOD.
What is it? Space mystery object #6
Identify the APOD from which this image fragment was taken.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #6
Did you resample the image, or just crop it? It looks an awful lot like
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #6
OMG
No Chance .
Well done Chris.
Giss a good one.
Mark
No Chance .
Well done Chris.
Giss a good one.
Mark
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #6
Ok, Chris, your turn.
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What is it? Space mystery object #7
Identify the APOD from which this image fragment was taken.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #7
I found three APODs it could be with absolutely no way to determine which one it is that you picked. ![Wink :wink:](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #7
I think we can all accept repeats as equivalent.bystander wrote:I found three APODs it could be with absolutely no way to determine which one it is that you picked. :wink:
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #7
In fact, it was the 2001 APOD that I used.bystander wrote:The correct answer.
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What is it? Space mystery object #8
Identify the APOD from which this image fragment was taken.
Re: What is it? Space mystery object #8
I think this is a relatively easy one. Anyone else care to identify it?
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #8
I recognized the formation immediately, and remembered the nebula it's found in. But over the last day I searched through the APODs three or four times (keyword "t?????") and couldn't find the image used (Where's Waldo?)RJN wrote:I think this is a relatively easy one. Anyone else care to identify it?
Okay, I guess the fifth time's the charm.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #8
Your wasted on that job Chris
Well done. And I bet you got one lined up for us, that,s going to be be real hard.
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Well done. And I bet you got one lined up for us, that,s going to be be real hard.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #8
Yeah, I probably made a bit too easy by using those particular pillars, but I thought the background color might be a bit confusing. Probably should have used the dust lanes from the bottom just right of center. You are correct, sir.Chris Peterson wrote:I recognized the formation immediately, and remembered the nebula it's found in. But over the last day I searched through the APODs three or four times (keyword "t?????") and couldn't find the image used (Where's Waldo?)RJN wrote:I think this is a relatively easy one. Anyone else care to identify it?
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What is it? Space mystery object #9
Identify the APOD from which this image fragment was taken. This was chosen to deliberately lead you astray. Be careful what you assume.
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #9
I haven't located it but texture-wise it sure looks like:
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #9
Does it now? I think you have fallen into my trap.neufer wrote:I haven't located it but texture-wise it sure looks like...
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #9
Chris Peterson wrote:Does it now? I think you have fallen into my trap.neufer wrote:I haven't located it but texture-wise it sure looks like...
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Re: What is it? Space mystery object #9
Very good! What struck me about this was that even with a large crop, the result looked strikingly like a nebula rather than a solid body.RJN wrote:The correct answer.
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