THENUMBER1022
Well-Known Member
my blue will never be your blue, and we will never successfully convince one another that one see's a better blue.
If a recall correctly if it twinkles it's a star (thanks Beethoven). Starlight is a single photon stream due the the distance. The twinkling is the stream being interfered with by the atmosphere. Planets on the other hand are disc shaped and therefor don't twinkle. They're also naturally bright in appearance due to their closeness.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPTluA7PmMI&feature=related I see this star out my backyard 10x more vivid every night. Doesn't the light dimming mean planets?
I'd like to know with what optics that guy recorded the star. it ooks like a telescope was involved.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPTluA7PmMI&feature=related I see this star out my backyard 10x more vivid every night. Doesn't the light dimming mean planets?
It doesn't fitWhat do you see when you close the door?