I totally love what the #JWST is able to see, such as this new and exciting image of the Horsehead Nebula, where you can see loads of galaxies.
Absolutely amazing!
The image from #ESA even contains a very detailled description, and #astronomical metadata in the AVM format, which my NeoFinder for macOS software of course catalogs, displays, and allows you to search.
Is it an #astronomical coinstance that the sun and moon have the same relative size seen from earth so the moon can block the light from the sun during #eclipse but not the #corona.
Why does the eclipse last up to 4 minutes when the eclipse is so accurate. In my mind the sunlight should dissapeare on on side of the moon and right after appear on the other side.
It has accurate turning of the #sun and #earth (day), the earth & #moon system turning around the sun (year), the moon around earth (month) and earths axial tilt (seasons).
It's honestly awesome. One of the most enjoyable technic builds ever. A highly recommended set.
My first time in #astronomical#observatories*:
2007 - Pic du Midi 🇫🇷
2009 - Haute-Provence 🇫🇷
2009 - La Silla 🇨🇱
2010 - Wise 🇮🇱
2011 - Teide 🇪🇸
2012 - Las Campanas 🇨🇱
2013 - Lick 🇺🇸
2015 - La Palma 🇪🇸
2023 - Noema (Plateau de Bure) 🇫🇷
*academic and still active in data collection - at least visited
But there've been recent #movies and images from #soacecraft that, even more than Dave's end in #2001ASpaceOdyssey, have added a level of fear that has really dampened my previous enthusiasm.