Saturn photo from the Cassini spacecraft

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Rach3 said:
It isn't casting a shadow on the sun's surface; so it's obviously fake.

Who said that it is a shadow. It is the silhouette of the objects.
 
Rach3 said:
It isn't casting a shadow on the sun's surface; so it's obviously fake.

Was this a joke?
 
Rach3 said:
It isn't casting a shadow on the sun's surface; so it's obviously fake.
:smile: :smile: :smile: :biggrin:
 
Here is another joke then.

http://www.astronomie.info/php/image.php?image=http://eclipse.astronomie.info/transit/venus/isstransit/img/tomas-iss_venus.jpg

And this to then?

http://www.CalSKY.com/
 
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Yeah, besides, you can see how the Sun is illuminated from the right.


Oh come on!

*Whacks jpr0's and edward's Humoradar(tm)*
Hello? Are these things on?
 
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Rach3 said:
Only to a few.

Yep, this French guy is definitely a fake. Click on latest images. Then click on the words transit of ISS.. Scroll down to see the full picture. All of his photographs are fake right?

http://www.astrophoto.fr/index.html
 
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Relax edward. No one's saying they're fake.

- Warren
 
DaveC426913 said:
Yeah, besides, you can see how the Sun is illuminated from the right.


Oh come on!

*Whacks jpr0's and edward's Humoradar(tm)*
Hello? Are these things on?

:smile: I can't believe you (tm'ed) Humoradar...I don't think anyone will be stealing that one from you dave...patent pending, patent pending, patent pending!
 
Rach3 said:
It isn't casting a shadow on the sun's surface; so it's obviously fake.
So I guess the solar elcipse is a hoax.
 
Rach3 said:
Sigh...

Ok OK everyone just knock it off and enjoy the freaking picture.:smile:
 
edward said:
Ok OK everyone just knock it off and enjoy the freaking picture.:smile:

You mean the fake one? :smile:
 
wow, awesome picture. They must have taken it at night.
 
tribdog said:
wow, awesome picture. They must have taken it at night.

That is the best time to take fake pictures. No one will see you.:wink:
 
edward said:
That is the best time to take fake pictures. No one will see you.:wink:
it's not fake. it's just that the sun is so bright you'd have to take a picture of it at night.
 
cyrusabdollahi said:
You mean the fake one? :smile:

Wise guy.:smile: Hey a guy in Greece took a similar photo, but his fake picture was taken a year before the real fake picture.
 
tribdog said:
it's not fake. it's just that the sun is so bright you'd have to take a picture of it at night.

It seems like you would have to take it at night but there are some whizz bang lens equipment and a lot of digital diddies out now to filter out the sun.
 
My question is: If the sun goes out at night, who reignites it in the morning?
 
jpr0 said:
My question is: If the sun goes out at night, who reignites it in the morning?
That guy in Greece who has the camera also has an old olympic torch.