13.2 Billion Years Ago - 5500 Galaxies in a Pinpoint of Sky

On 10/25/2012 5:34 PM, HVAC wrote:
On 10/25/2012 3:16 PM, Painius wrote:
Hubble Space Telescope's Extreme Deep Field survey...

http://www.space.com/17755-farthest-...telescope.html

It's the farthest yet we've peered out into space!



Absolutely horrible resolution in the picture you provided.


Thanks anyway?



Here.... This is just a bit better. http://goo.gl/8UDya








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Harlow Campbell "HVAC" wrote:

Painius wrote:
Hubble Space Telescope's Extreme Deep Field survey...
http://www.space.com/17755-farthest-universe-view-hubble-space-telescope.html
It's the farthest yet we've peered out into space!

Harlow wrote:
Absolutely horrible resolution in the picture you provided.
Here.... This is just a bit better. http://goo.gl/8UDya

hanson wrote:
Harlow's link when opened actually says:
http://.... The Hubble deep field _SUPERINPOSED_.jpg
Notice the word "SUPERINPOSED" in the link.

Guys, I hate to rain on your parade, but google and
inform yourselves that all such pictures released to the
public are coming from their Photoshop department.

Look at the word "illustration". "Illustration" is NOT what
is there. It is "The act of clarifying or explaining".

Sometimes when it is too obvious they even say
"Artist's conception"... So, enjoy all that beautify with
a "Grain of Salt". Thanks for the laughs... ahahahanson

On Oct 25, 4:32*pm, "hanson" wrote:
Harlow Campbell *"HVAC" wrote:

Painius wrote:

Hubble Space Telescope's Extreme Deep Field survey...
http://www.space.com/17755-farthest-universe-view-hubble-space-telesc...
It's the farthest yet we've peered out into space!

Harlow wrote:

Absolutely horrible resolution in the picture you provided.
Here.... This is just a bit better. * *http://goo.gl/8UDya

hanson wrote:

Harlow's link when opened actually says:
http://.... The Hubble deep field _SUPERINPOSED_.jpg
Notice the word *"SUPERINPOSED" in the link.

Guys, I hate to rain on your parade, but google and
inform yourselves that all such pictures released to the
public are coming from their Photoshop department.

Look at the word "illustration". "Illustration" is NOT what
is there. It is "The act of clarifying or explaining".

Sometimes when it is too obvious they even say
"Artist's conception"... So, enjoy all that beautify with
a "Grain of Salt". Thanks for the laughs... ahahahanson

NASA/Apollo invented PhotoShop, as well as used by our DoD/CIA/
Pentagon in order to identify all of those Muslim WMD, as seen by
aerial and satellite spy images, but upon close inspections as having
vanished or having turned out being perfectly innocent other stuff
that 5th graders would have identified long before starting another
proxy war.

On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 16:32:16 -0700, "hanson" wrote:


Harlow Campbell "HVAC" wrote:

Painius wrote:
Hubble Space Telescope's Extreme Deep Field survey...
http://www.space.com/17755-farthest-universe-view-hubble-space-telescope.html
It's the farthest yet we've peered out into space!

Harlow wrote:
Absolutely horrible resolution in the picture you provided.
Here.... This is just a bit better. http://goo.gl/8UDya

hanson wrote:
Harlow's link when opened actually says:
http://.... The Hubble deep field _SUPERINPOSED_.jpg
Notice the word "SUPERINPOSED" in the link.

Guys, I hate to rain on your parade, but google and
inform yourselves that all such pictures released to the
public are coming from their Photoshop department.

Look at the word "illustration". "Illustration" is NOT what
is there. It is "The act of clarifying or explaining".

Sometimes when it is too obvious they even say
"Artist's conception"... So, enjoy all that beautify with
a "Grain of Salt". Thanks for the laughs... ahahahanson

O! Hanson, the happy one! I'm *sure* that Harlow already knew that
his version of the photo was, uhm, "enhanced".

(He's a theoretical astrophysicist, you know.) LMBO !

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