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For those who haven't read it before, the AI 2027 timeline (written in 2025) describes the events that we're seeing today along with other things that might not be getting reported.

Sometimes it isn't just the AI going rogue. https://prospect.org/2026/09/09/anthropic-artificial-intelligence-surveillance-system-monitor-activists/

I would assume that each of the individual planetary images was approximately 10 minutes.

AFAIK, it can stack images from several hours. 10 minutes seems like a really small observation time.

Fill in a name, and you can have an exclusive coordinate in the universe. Get yours before they're all gone! :woot: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/roman-space-telescope/adopt-a-pixel/

I don't log into my Gmail for anything like that but as I understand it, once you're logged in, that should be sufficient for a partner company to use some info from your logged in Gmail accout for verification and validation. Whenever a company runs me though a process like this and then...

What's the return email on their email? Not what they show but what it shows when you mouse over it? Basically, I wouldn't trust it.

Do you feel lucky? If you supplied them the address to your gmail account, that doesn't mean that it's trustworthy.

What if they decided to do ransomware attacks? Oh wait, only humans do that.

Nothing to see here.

Yes, it looks very impressive. I didn't know that such small, high quality telescopes existed. I've seen people here talking about stacking images but to see it included directly into the software is awesome.

Interesting. Looks easy enough for even me to use. :biggrin: The reviews do look pretty good. I'll be interested in seeing how you like it.

It looks like the goose landed and the pig is getting ready for departure.

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It's not the same scale of course but I once convinced a group of people that we didn't need a tow truck to lift the back of a car out of a ditch. It took longer to convince them that it would work than it did to get the car out.