About Jason Fried
Jason co-founded Basecamp back in 1999. He also co-authored REWORK, the New York Times bestselling book on running a "right-sized" business. Co-founded, co-authored... Can he do anything on his own?
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Jamie Tibbetts
on 10 Sep 09Mind = blown
Doug
on 10 Sep 09Even as a hobby astronomer …. sometimes I look at these images and it’s really hard to believe it’s real. Stunning.
gvb
on 10 Sep 09Kevin
on 10 Sep 09Gvb beat me to it. This isn’t what Hubble sees, what Hubble sees is in fact not very visually interesting. What we see in these images are enhanced interpretations for the purpose of gaining the favor of the public. Rightfully so.
Francis
on 10 Sep 09This is a better explanation.
Alejandro Moreno
on 10 Sep 09Well, the structures in that image are definitely real. We just can’t see them at all until someone colourizes them.
Joe Sak
on 10 Sep 09Hubble pictures are my favorite pictures. I’m big into outer space. I mean, I’m not an expert, I just love documentaries and pictures.
I hope commercial space travel is possible in my lifetime, but I’m not holding my breath.
condor
on 10 Sep 09Good explanation of hubble image processing.
Doesn’t lessen the magnificence of the subject matter.
igwe
on 11 Sep 09As one of the commenters said:
Praise the Lord for his creation
Eva
on 11 Sep 09I’ve always thought that one of the best parts of looking at these images is that you are having a look at the past. Business class time-travelling from your seat!
Thx for the links to the explanations, everybody. Agree with AMoreno, I don’t mind a little of colour interpretation to learn by eyesight some things human eyes can’t see; After all, nearly all the universe is dark matter we can’t even detect…
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