does anyone think these pictures coming from the hubble telescope are real?
>People often mistakenly believe that a telescope's power lies in its ability to magnify objects. Telescopes actually work by collecting more light than the human eye can capture on its own. The larger a telescope's mirror, the more light it can collect, and the better its vision. Hubble's primary mirror is 94.5 inches (2.4 m) in diameter. This mirror is small compared with those of current ground-based telescopes, which can be 400 inches (1,000 cm) and up, but Hubble's location beyond the atmosphere gives it remarkable clarity.
yet, humans can't see stars in space because the light from the sun is so intense. If the hubble telescope gathers more light than our eyes can, how can it see a fucking thing?
nobody can give a real explanation as to how the telescope sees things that are trillions of miles away
Trivia; I sat in the home of the nephew of the man after which this is named watching the original launch in 1990..
Nolan Ward
Glad someone said it.
Lucas Morales
>how can it see a fucking thing? It can't be explained, just like the tides going in and out. We will never know.
Bentley Sullivan
Hubble is a type of telescope known as a Cassegrain reflector. Light hits the telescope's main mirror, or primary mirror. It bounces off the primary mirror and encounters a secondary mirror. The secondary mirror focuses the light through a hole in the center of the primary mirror that leads to the telescope's science instruments.
Liam Walker
do you really think that explains it?
Asher Brooks
as someone who works in Space and aeronautical engineering and has strong connections with ESA and their contractors, i can truthfully say the hubble telescope is real
Landon Johnson
I want /x/ to leave.
Hudson Morales
What took this picture? Where are all the other sattelites?
Logan Sanchez
>american education
alright senpai, i'll fucking humour you. find an empty field, go outside at night, look up. note how many stars you can see (not a fucking lot). then look at the same with binoculars. unless you're in the middle of the city. you will see slightly more stars.
it works exactly like that.
Colton Diaz
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Bentley Robinson
It's called a TELESCOPE, BURGER.
How do you think a telescope works?
Ryan Reed
>implying ESA is real >implying you're real
>Space and aeronautical engineering
no such thing
Colton Sanchez
lmfao larping threads are the best
DAE the world is flat XDD
Grayson Morales
I understand how a telescope works. What I don't understand is how a telescope can photograph something that is tens of trillions of miles away
William Rodriguez
OK then OP, it's all a lie. Goodbye. :^)
Zachary James
>mirror mirror mirror mirror
How can mirrors be real, if our eyes aren't real?
Ayden Ward
curved mirrors ad very sensitive light sensors
Michael Collins
Who knows if it works or not? For all we know its just propaganda that we are better than every other shithole on earth because muh telescope.
Jaxon Perry
STFU Burger go on google and educate yourself.
Charles Price
GET LITTLE TELESCOPE
MAKE BIGGER
GET BETTER GLASS
HUR DUR DUR
"Wait so you mean this big massive ship can go around the whole ocean? But my canoe wouldnt make it!"
Jacob Ortiz
CTR/CREW should get refund from you for this absurd bait.
>toilet paper roll wrapped in literal tinfoil with a toothpick stuck through it >photoshopped in front of ocean
Not gonna fool me senpoi
Adrian Green
How can a telescope take a picture of ITSELF?
Levi Robinson
inbuilt selfie-stick
Kayden Adams
not getting paid to shill, I just wonder why people blindly accept this shit, and pretend to know how it works
Justin Hughes
DELETE THIS
No seriously what is the space shuttle or station?
Gavin Young
Works the same way as a lens hood works oh and not pointing it at the fucking sun
Jayden Lee
>How can anything see any other thing, the question. Rays of light travel in straight lines and change when they are reflected and partly absorbed by an object, retaining information about the color and brightness of the surface of that object. Lit objects reflect rays of light in all directions. Aiming a telescope at a certain point allows you to gather light coming only from that particular point.
Jacob Lopez
Lel.
Try pointing to a real university.
John Brooks
>ships
Do you really think some 10.000 tonnes steel cage can fucking swim around the world?
Same with planes, even more ridiculous.
Noah Jenkins
also, what are artist impressions
Sebastian Lewis
Typical globefag reaction.
Brody Brooks
Oh and the space station is where the shuttle refills it's propellant. Duh.
Camden Sanders
they sometimes go up there to replace some parts. They probably take the pictures then
Brody Lopez
Why do people use a period where they should use a comma?
Asher Robinson
No way......
Asher Peterson
>create something that has a lower overall density than the substance it is in >be surpised it floats, just because one of the building materials happens to be denser than the substance
i bet you also think hail is a hoax when it happens to be above 0celsius when it happens
Ethan James
it's not staring at the sun plebian Human eyes have a panorama view of nearly 180 degrees, all of which impacts it's light sensitivity. These telescopes have a panorama view of a fraction of a degree, and it is only affected by light in that spot. I sure hope I just got trolled, I'm ashamed to share a countries with burgers who are legit this dumb.
Jack Gutierrez
The Hubble telescope doesn't point at the sun dingus. It can't point anywhere in that direction, for exactly the reason you describe. It has a giant sunshade to decrease the angle the sun will fuck it up.
Evan Barnes
I don't really feel like explaining something so easy, in all honesty If this is bait awesome job, you got me good
Christian Perry
Get out with your jew talk
Isaac Gray
I didn't say it was staring at the sun. I'm questioning how it can see something TRILLIONS AND TRILLIONS OF MILES away. and no one has offered an explanation.
Dylan Price
It gathers light the most it can. There are forms of phorography that involve putting your very expansive camera on a moving tripod with the lens opened the whole night until morning. It's extremely hard, expensive and wasteful (shitton of noise and heat produced), but it can effectively gather light of stars you don't even know that exist (sort of light pic related, there are various forms and techniques of this thing
If the telescope rotates in the right way not to lose focus and keep the lens opened for enough times, it can theoretically get the photos of everything it wants no matter how far in space.
Adrian Ross
Because photons of light don't just stop.
Nolan Nguyen
Hubble is fake, so is the entire modern cosmology. For instance in this clip, does Procyon looks anything like a giant ball of burning gas? No it doesn't
Logan Ward
It looks much more like an Ezekiel wheel, doesn't it?
Jordan Scott
they do, light doesn't travel to infinity. Stars are just a few thousand miles away.
Nolan Rogers
and you're from flat earth society? hahahahahahahahaha......
Of couse they couldn't see, the moon is fucking dirt white in colour. Do you have any idea how much light it reflects?
Charles Rivera
and the sky is pitch black. There is no atmosphere on the jesuit Moon (massive sphere orbiting Earth) > Do you have any idea how much light it reflects? exactly 0 in the void of space.
Nicholas James
It looks sexy. Imagine being on a planet that is bathed in its light for a reasonable period each day?
Xavier Gomez
Is it a trailer for the new X-men? What is this CGI rubbish supposed to be from?
Robert Harris
Light is a wave, do you realize that? Unlike sound, which moves with particles, and hence it doesn't move in space Light is not affected by the presence of void or how on the earth would we get the sunlight?
Jordan Howard
Why wouldn't the Moon reflect light in the void of space? Just because the sky is pitch black doesn't mean it is fucking night time, the astronauts where on the lit side of the Moon
Josiah Murphy
What color do you think the sky on Earth would be if the planet was complete devoid of atmosphere?
Landon Thomas
A planet is a wandering star or said otherwise an orb of light following a unique path in the sky. I can hardly imagine what it must be to be on a planet. Look a Venus, does it look like a solid sphere?
Jose Russell
then there would be no sky, earth would prolly look like mars because of the high concentration of iron in the soil if it wasn't completly blasted away by solar flames and storms
Ethan Lewis
the fact is no light is reflected back from space to the eye of the astroactor walking the imaginary Moon. Hence there is absolutely 0 excuse for not seeing the gorillion stars illuminating the sky. That liar fucked up big time that day.
Julian Barnes
>What color do you think the sky on Earth would be if the planet was complete devoid of atmosphere? black
Hudson Ramirez
>If the hubble telescope gathers more light than our eyes can, how can it see a fucking thing?
Digital sensor and atmospheric distortion, I have looked at Venus through a scope and it does not look like that...it is a perfectly stable spherical object.
Christopher Cox
the "digital sensor and atmospheric distortion" shill just in time.
Asher Ross
and why the hell would he try that through a fucking window if not to mess up the image further
Ryder Ramirez
wow it's out of focus, stop baiting with this garbage
Grayson Hughes
googles up "astroactor" something about a dude wanting to be an actor and astronaut... clics on "immages": niggers everywhere.... -_-
Nathaniel Ross
How fuck the oceans standing?
Aiden Butler
Exactly
This is exactly what all light sources look like to me if I don't have my glasses on or contacts in.
Thomas Roberts
shill more, it isn't out of focus or you wouldn't see that much details.
Nicholas Rivera
that's what being out of focused means, Hans. Go back to Shill Academy.
Jackson Perez
implying they can magicly find an object traveling at an imense speed and safely do that
Luke Cruz
one of these pictures show a point liked object magnified hundreds of times and with it the distortions the other does not go figure tard
Jeremiah Allen
nigga why you talking about the that told soup can telescope. I'm more interested in the James Webb telescope. "could see a bee on the moon"
dont understand what im seing, is the sun fake is that it?
Sebastian Collins
the thing is monitored sending signals .,, its exact orbital path is known so its location can easily be determined at all times.. they just would meet up with it..no problemo.
Kayden Cruz
Because it's 10 tons measured to 1/1000 ton precision.
Elijah Harris
it would require imense precision to do that, thats a mith since space is fake just like the moon landing
Liam Howard
>succesful troll is succesful
Adam Rogers
What are you trying to say? It's pretty clear for a non-retard that attached clip and other before are reasonably well focused. Not so much for a paid shill that makes a living out of deceiving good people online.
John Ortiz
is that a disco ball?, also weres the rest of the light produced by stars neer it?
Ian Bell
>yet, humans can't see stars in space because the light from the sun is so intense. If the hubble telescope gathers more light than our eyes can, how can it see a fucking thing? It observes when it's on the night side of the planet you twat
Liam Mitchell
>Sirius is so bright in the night sky it creates the optical illusion of flashing different colors! It's just your eyes not able to adjust to the bright light!
Please tell me this webm is legit, I am sick of people telling me this.
Isaiah Kelly
Just like your post
Alexander Murphy
then how do we know theres stuff on the other side of the Sun?
Sebastian Green
Orbital rendezvous is actually pretty tricky to do. Lots of computer control.
Jack King
a star, Sirius. You don't the see the neighboring stars with that amount of zoom.
Angel Moore
but even still we gota take into acount the other satelites and the micro particules in the atmosfere, honestly i do not know how they repare those stuff
Samuel Garcia
>daylight side They landed in sunlight, it's like saying you can't see stars in the day down here.
Matthew Brooks
>this is what happens when you import muslims to your country
Jacob Collins
not that how do we not see the light of all the stars on the area nearby Sirius, if theres infinite amount of stars then surelly we would be hable to see small dots neer Sirius