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Jupiter’s ‘Great Red Spot’ now white. NASA releases images of Jupiter from James Webb telescope, offering new look at largest planet
(www.houstonchronicle.com)
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MotivatedCheese
2 years ago
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So first they get the moons color wrong in their cgi images, they add brown. Now they're fucking with jupiters color too?
too many people must be waking up to the reality of our flat earth
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Captain_Raamsley
2 years ago
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Obviously the entire image is color shifted.
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TallestSkil
2 years ago
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Yeah, James Webb is an infrared telescope, so everything it captures has to be shifted up to the visible spectrum, anyway. Jupiter is still its regular colors.
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doginventer
2 years ago
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‘Jupiter is still it’s regular colors’ except in NASA pics?
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TallestSkil
2 years ago
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I mean... you know what the electromagnetic spectrum is. Things don’t look the same under different filters.
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doginventer
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Absolutely, but they do select the colours per bandwidth so this would be deliberate.
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doginventer
2 years ago
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Ffs getting a pay wall on this link now :(
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MotivatedCheese
2 years ago
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I'm still not, tried the link several times. Using u-block origin probably helps.
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doginventer
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That sounds probable. Cheers
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