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Challenge: The Photodetective Game
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| relox84 | Date: Saturday, 17.05.2014, 19:17 | Message # 211 |
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| Unnamed This can't be a gas giant, we can see mountains ,and I never saw gas giants with that much contrast in the colors of the upper atmosphere. I think this is just a rather huge rocky panet.
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| Voekoevaka | Date: Saturday, 17.05.2014, 19:17 | Message # 212 |
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| Quote Unnamed (  ) A gas giant?
Yes ! That was the first time I saw such a pronounced bump map for the "terrain" layer of a gas giant. I declare you victorious !
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| relox84 | Date: Saturday, 17.05.2014, 19:27 | Message # 213 |
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| How can this be a gas giant, they have always flat clouds ?
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| svetlika | Date: Wednesday, 04.06.2014, 14:11 | Message # 214 |
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| I want it a little more specific: what is the name of the planet? The picture was taken from our Solar System.
метални врати, решетки
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| FastFourierTransform | Date: Wednesday, 04.06.2014, 16:22 | Message # 215 |
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| Quote svetlika ( ) The picture was taken from our Solar System.
Who said that?
also,
when we are going to continue this photodetective game??¿
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| djgspee | Date: Wednesday, 04.06.2014, 18:18 | Message # 216 |
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Space Tourist
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| I can join to the game? : D
sry... thats so big 
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| Billy_Mayes | Date: Wednesday, 04.06.2014, 19:36 | Message # 217 |
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| A (maybe desert) planet that orbits a close binary system of two orange dwarves and the suns are shining through it's red-green rings, with some stars in the background.
EDIT: The planet also has some craters and a hazy yellow atmosphere.
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Edited by Billy_Mayes - Wednesday, 04.06.2014, 19:37 |
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| FastFourierTransform | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 20:30 | Message # 218 |
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Pioneer
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| It has passed some time from the last image and yet has to be answered.
I am going to revive this threat using my powers of winner that didn't get his award the last time because I was too busy 
What you see in this image??
Edited by FastFourierTransform - Saturday, 14.06.2014, 20:31 |
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| Billy_Mayes | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 20:40 | Message # 219 |
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Pioneer
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| Hmm...
A texture map for a cratery planet (or our Moon) with some weird green and blue glow?
Is the picture straight from Space Engine?
EDIT: Or some really tiny FOV picture of a body through an atmosphere.
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Edited by Billy_Mayes - Saturday, 14.06.2014, 20:41 |
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| Donatelo200 | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 20:51 | Message # 220 |
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| The moon occulting the Earths atmosphere with aurora visible. So near north or south pole.
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| FastFourierTransform | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 21:52 | Message # 221 |
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Pioneer
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| Well, both have win in some sense. This are moon craters as seen through the ozone layer with a FOV of merely minutes of arc.
(With a telesope far far away) the green glow is from a terrestrial aurora and the blue glow is from the troposphere of Earth. So the planet is above the image. Tricky isn't it but you are clever.
To asign a winner I would say Billy Mayes (if you don't care Donatello2000) because it has been first (but I think is acceptable that Donatello2000 continues the game also because he has been more precise in reality).
I put some pictures to show you this is really what I said:
From the normal FOV to the zoomed vision
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| Billy_Mayes | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 22:08 | Message # 222 |
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| Oo, that's really clever.
I can't get any new pictures, but here's one I've uploaded in the Image Dump thread before:
What's going on here?
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Edited by Billy_Mayes - Saturday, 14.06.2014, 22:08 |
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| FastFourierTransform | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 22:13 | Message # 223 |
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Pioneer
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Spain
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| Emmmm
It's a solar spot of a G type star?? I can see granulation.
It's beautifull. SE should animate those things in the near future.
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| Billy_Mayes | Date: Saturday, 14.06.2014, 22:18 | Message # 224 |
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Pioneer
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| Quote FastFourierTransform ( ) It's a solar spot of a G type star?
Exactly! I had to tone down the exposure a bit to make it show up.
Your turn.
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| FastFourierTransform | Date: Sunday, 15.06.2014, 11:45 | Message # 225 |
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Pioneer
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Spain
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| Oohhh great
I have another tricky one
Yeeep, it looks like a camel xD with his ear and eye observing you. But no, is not a camel.
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