Judy Schmidt
@geckzilla
Galactic Janitorial Services
been doing some local mapping lately and noticed on google maps this artificial lake thingy is marked as a road. all I'm saying is a human who lives here would never do this. probably even a human who doesn't live here would not make this mistake
so there's the secondary mirror, the primary mirror, and then ???? where the cameras go
hmph my myriapods aren’t very fluorescent… i did find the asshole who’s been eating my strawberries tho. fled the scene before i could get a good pic
ah, I made this (as a rough idea, not finished) just trying to get the idea of what you want. like this? attribution to NASA science.nasa.gov/neptune/ anyway, feel free to disregard, just thought it was an interesting problem to have
Two telescopes, two epochs, the same nebula. You might have to stare for a little bit to fully appreciate all the movement going. Apologies to any faint stars who got deleted. I tried to remove the NICMOS PSFs from the Hubble view (which is lower resolution/blurrier)
This is from a book someone gave my kid. It’s a Nat Geo book. I need to mark it up for correction. Tarantulas are impressive, but not quite that big… CW there is a partial spider butt in the photo.
Update: She’s been doing a lot of sitting. It’s surprisingly hard to concentrate on taking a picture while a hummingbird is yelling at you.
Was able to zooooooom with phone camera for low resolution high quality cuteness
Very happy to report that some new tenants looking to start a family have moved into my back porch. I want badly to move the ladder to peep inside, but they only started building the nest a couple days ago. Must be patient…
Kevin posting this is like sending out the bat signal to me. Oh, there's an imaging challenge? Something to figure out? Fine, I'm interested... I guess Mars is cool. From the Psyche mission. solarsystem.nasa.gov/psyche-raw-i...
Made a view of FU Orionis with Spitzer and WISE data. No particular reason other than an interest in FU Orionis after reading the name in the Star Formation Newsletter. As always, more to read at the Flickr page: flic.kr/p/2sdQhtR
Context: it looks like a humongous quilt because it was processed to try and make the rest of the galaxy clear through all this dirt the planets kick up while they go around and around. Wide horizontal line is the ecliptic, where the zodiacal light lives. Diagonal on the left is plane of our galaxy.
I just wanted to draw Frog but I messed up his pants, which really need to come halfway up his belly. I almost gave up after realizing I couldn’t fix it. I want to try again but my hands hurt.
I mean, come on (A rather quick test combination of four similar exposures: ART002-E-11554, ART002-E-11559, ART002-E-11564, ART002-E-11569)
I was checking around the new yard plants with UV light, as perfectly sane, normal people do, when I passed by the geode and was like oh, I should check. And... it glows orange?!
Came down with a sudden upper respiratory infection tonight; sat down with the kid to watch Sealook when this showed up... The iconic NGC 605 from Hubble, Chandra, and Spitzer. Looked it up on Youtube and this thing has 15 million views. Loud electronic music: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdp2...