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Graduate Images of the Universe: Lasting Through Time
jimgraber, Thank you for correcting my semantics (I agree !) & for the link. This was a rather painful experience for me. I started on the wrong foot by not explaining what the word IMAGE meant to me. After all, visible light image, infra red image, wide view image, narrow view/highly focussed...- Frank Stepien
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Graduate Images of the Universe: Lasting Through Time
DhruvKumar, I am trying hard not to respond to individuals. But, you changed all that by your "Hey man Can't you post your question in easy language.when i am reading this question.I feel i am reading some English mixed with some other language." Really: is this English ? Also, you are so...- Frank Stepien
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Graduate Images of the Universe: Lasting Through Time
Having doug myself into a hole, I might, as well, deepen it: Electromagnetic radiation: I am aware that it is this that this & our ingenuity give us various ways of looking at the Universe.This is the reason why I put the words WE SEE in inverted commas. But, what is it that gives the EM...- Frank Stepien
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Graduate Images of the Universe: Lasting Through Time
phinds: I agree: - my wording is msleading, especially the words "fleeting" and "to us". What I meant was that images we "see" do not allow us to "play back" what has happened before or to slow things up so that we can see the details of very violent events in the Universe. Hence my use of...- Frank Stepien
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Graduate Images of the Universe: Lasting Through Time
We "see" distant objects as they were , sometimes, very, very, long time ago. I assume these images are all in the fleeting / transient - for us - category. What is it in their nature that makes them last - for us, and, potentially, other observers, to "see" them. In our world, all images...- Frank Stepien
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics