Educator Roy Gould and researcher Curtis Wong show a sneak preview of Microsoft’s WorldWide Telescope, which compiles images from telescopes and satellites to build a comprehensive, interactive view of our universe.
A researcher at the Harvard Center for Astrophysics, Roy Gould gives the first public demo of the World Wide Telescope, a powerful new web-based tool for exploring the universe, developed by… full bio and more links
Curtis Wong is manager of Next Media Research for Microsoft, whose focus "spans the linear and interactive media spectrum from television, broadband and gaming to emerging media forms." He's a…full bio and more links
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2 comments:
Hello
I you are interested by astronomic strange shapes
I suggest you can to see it at the following coordinates (under MS Worldwide Telescope software - free to download)
(Use the maximum zoom)
Some people said that this is a telescope reflection,
but if you have already used a telescope, how is it
possible to obtain that reflection.
And for the "orange trails" (in Cassiopea constellation
for example) it seems that a disk shape is escorted by 2
others shaped)
See and think yourself.
Under Worldwide telescope software:
RA , Dec
01h32m08,+53:10:31
04h28m41,+17:42:28
03h55m18,+23:32:23
16h41m41,+62:45:02
17h53m28,+76:02:19
17h25m40,+77:10:25
15h51m56,+55:22:50
16h27h37,+53:33:02
16h23m32,+58:39:07
17h11m40:+80:16:08
15h50m16,+79:51:53
19h23m33,+37:48:22
18h42m34,+41:07:39
14h24m35,+53:53:34
15h02m39,+47:12:23
19h29m25,+16:49:41
20h32m05,+24:40:29
23h58m56,+19:51:40
I suggest you also to check these strange shapes with the
google Earth software in 'Sky mode' (the second coordinate between parenthesis are the Google Sky mode coordinates):
RA 22h10m02.55s,Dec -10:20:27.98 (-10.322823°,152.515326°)
RA 13h29m38s, Dec -13:31:01 (-13.511729°, 22.408575°)
RA 22h25m34s, Dec -9:49:12 ( -9.817745°,156.400514°)
bye
Thierry (Paris - France)
Hey Thierry, I remember you. We used to talk at the UFO Casebook forum - remember?
Atrueoriginall
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