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Old January 16th 04, 11:30 PM
Harry Leopold
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Default ASTRO: Animation of Crab using Chandra Xray, Radio, Optical and emission line images

On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 14:44:17 -0600, Chuck Taylor wrote
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From: "Chuck Taylor"
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Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.astro, sci.astro.ccd-imaging, sci.astro,
sci.astro.amateur

Nice!

(Makes me wonder just how much such an animation would show if someone were
to take some of the shots of the Crab that go back a few decades, I know
that
it is expanding, but wouldn't it be wild to actually *see* it right in
front
of you?)


I remember seeing b&W photos with a positive with a much later negative
overlaid. Without expansion, the two would have covered each other. But they
didn't and the light areas showed the expansion.


Yes, I remember seeing that.

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