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#Bryonia dioica, vine with fruits, #stereoImage
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#Bryonia dioica, vine with fruits, #stereoImage
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#Parsnip #Bloomscrolling #StereoImage
maybe best viewed at small resolution (preview)
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#Parsnip #Bloomscrolling #StereoImage
maybe best viewed at small resolution (preview)
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#WilsonEffect #Sunspot #StereoImage
Sunspots approaching the sun's limb appear to be sunken in the middle.I made a stereo image from two frames taken from the video here 🔗https://www.spaceweather.com/archive.php?view=1&day=11&month=05&year=2025
The surface of the sun around the sunspot appears like a five-petal flower slightly risen above the surface, showing the Wilson effect.
The first image is to be looked at with crossed-eyes for the stereo effect to appear.
The second image requires red/cyan glasses. -
Hifi minded folks: where should I put my new speaker when they arrive (ruark mr1 mk2 on angled stands)… right left of the big screen or desk as a whole? I’m mostly centre to the bigger screen.
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Hifi minded folks: where should I put my new speaker when they arrive (ruark mr1 mk2 on angled stands)… right left of the big screen or desk as a whole? I’m mostly centre to the bigger screen.
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🪐 I have recently made some changes to https://ciclops.org — the Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory for Operations after having made a static site of it two years ago ( https://derickrethans.nl/concerning-cassini.html ).
🕶️ While doing that, I found some stereographic images. The ones you need 3D glasses for.
🍀 Luckily I have a pair on my desk, so I could see a crater on Rhea in 3D, and the moon Pan!
Isn't that awesome?
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI
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🪐 I have recently made some changes to https://ciclops.org — the Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory for Operations after having made a static site of it two years ago ( https://derickrethans.nl/concerning-cassini.html ).
🕶️ While doing that, I found some stereographic images. The ones you need 3D glasses for.
🍀 Luckily I have a pair on my desk, so I could see a crater on Rhea in 3D, and the moon Pan!
Isn't that awesome?
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI