First color Panorama:
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Colour isn't subjective at all. If you can survey the whole spectrum, and we can, you can determine exactly what the dominant emission is, and it's blue.
Today I got to educate a generally good-natured but ignorant facebook friend on why this kind of thing is important for humanity. Described a bunch of awesome things about several of Jupiter's moons and why we should find out more about them. I think I may have actually converted someone to nerddom.
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Status of Babby: 100% Formed
Only stars that can be considered blue are either B-type (10.000K - 30.000K surface temperature) and O-type (30.000K - 52.000K surface temperature). The sun has a surface temperature of 5772K, meaning it falls into the G-type group (5.300K - 6.000K surface temperature). While I can see how people might argue if our sun is white or yellow I can't comprehend how someone would say it's blue.
our sun is green and anyone claiming otherwise shall be marked as a heretic and burnt at the steakhouse
SHEEPLE ARGUING ABOUT THE COLOUR OF THE SUN, THE ONLY STAR WE SHOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT IS THE NEMESIS STAR
I can tell its a fake since the sun isnt smiling.
This wouldn't have happened if the sun had a gun.
meh
Well that went over better than I expected. On a more on topic note, does NASA have a good image dump site for their rovers or do I have to wait for a press release?
first colour panoramic has just been released.
Spoiler:
Nasa usually post lots of pics and info almost straight away. http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ms...l20120809.html
Another site for images is here
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/images/
This seems to have all the pics it has sent back so far along with other stuff from when they were checking out the landing site etc... http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ms...dexEvents.html
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