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Old July 24th 07, 10:39 PM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
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Default Galaxy Zoo - where's the best forum to discuss images?

Icarus:

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Icarus:

Could someone please tell me where on the Internet is the best place
to discuss images seen on Galaxy Zoo?

Example:

http://cas.sdss.org/astro/en/tools/e...38946137817120

I can't tell whether this is a bright blue star in front of an
elliptical galaxy, or something else.

Cheers!

John.


Hi John,

Although some images might inspire further discussion, the web page
itself says "There's no need to agonise for too long over any one
image, just make your best guess in each case."
I take more time for some images, and zoom in or out using the same
tool you did. Just to say that I take it as seriously as you
apparently do. However, when I'm in real doubt I use the "Star/Don't
know" button. I think that when they put that message next to every
image, they really don't want you to agonise for too long... Probably
the "Star/Don't know" button brings images to their attention as
well, but that's just a wild guess.

Galaxy Zoo is fun, and interesting too. I'm glad to see I'm not the
only one who thinks so.


Sensible comments, thank you. I wouldn't call myself any sort of
astronomer, amateur or otherwise, but I'm always interested in learning
about cosmology (amongst other things), so as well as being useful science I
also see Galaxy Zoo as a chance for me to learn something new and
interesting. If I can better understand what's going on in these images
then I'll hopefully be a little better at categorising galaxies *and* it'll
be more satisfying too :-)


Hi John,

Hmmm, hadn't thought about looking at it that way.
Same here BTW, just starting with my first 'scope, so maybe I could learn
a thing or two myself. Please keep it up, and forget what I said earlier.


Boi.
 




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