Re: Found Images: 2012 November
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 2:43 pm
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Rothkko wrote:Portrait of Global Aerosols
Image credit: William Putman, NASA/Goddard
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Hey Ann! You can also include the image in your post! It is another marvellous galaxy image from the master!Ann wrote:Adam Block has just posted a beautiful image of a delicate and lovely spiral galaxy, IC 239 in Andromeda.
Ann
Right... Adam Block is a master, indeed.starsurfer wrote:Hey Ann! You can also include the image in your post! It is another marvellous galaxy image from the master!Ann wrote:Adam Block has just posted a beautiful image of a delicate and lovely spiral galaxy, IC 239 in Andromeda.
Ann
Ann,Ann wrote:Right... Adam Block is a master, indeed.starsurfer wrote:Hey Ann! You can also include the image in your post! It is another marvellous galaxy image from the master!Ann wrote:Adam Block has just posted a beautiful image of a delicate and lovely spiral galaxy, IC 239 in Andromeda.
Ann
But I fear that the picture I have posted here is too large, and I don't know how to make it smaller.
Ann
You can save the image to your computer and resize it with an image editing software and attach it to your post. Attached images have a size limit of 320kb.Ann wrote:Right... Adam Block is a master, indeed.starsurfer wrote:Hey Ann! You can also include the image in your post! It is another marvellous galaxy image from the master!Ann wrote:Adam Block has just posted a beautiful image of a delicate and lovely spiral galaxy, IC 239 in Andromeda.
Ann
But I fear that the picture I have posted here is too large, and I don't know how to make it smaller.
Ann