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Aurora Australis Enterprisius E
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Errata in title, this looks more like 'D' than 'E'. Also, as appropriate for a 'Galaxy-class' starship, a serendipitous framing of this photo looks to place the constellation Sagittarius and hence the center of our Milky Way in the background. The skeptic in me wonders if this is a little 'too' serendipitous? I did a brief search to see if I could find an independent source confirming the authenticity of this photo, but to no luck. I leave it as an exercise for the readership. Dave |
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Aurora Australis Enterprisius E
David Spain wrote in
: Final comments: Errata in title, this looks more like 'D' than 'E'. Also, as appropriate for a 'Galaxy-class' starship, a serendipitous framing of this photo looks to place the constellation Sagittarius and hence the center of our Milky Way in the background. The skeptic in me wonders if this is a little 'too' serendipitous? I did a brief search to see if I could find an independent source confirming the authenticity of this photo, but to no luck. I leave it as an exercise for the readership. Dave not exactly but pretty close.. http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/sseop/EFS/ph...ISS006-E-51691 Still looking, there over 1,000,000 photo in the library. |
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Aurora Australis Enterprisius E
On 5/23/2011 4:19 AM, David Spain wrote:
Final comments: Errata in title, this looks more like 'D' than 'E'. I'd say it looks more like an E based on the attached engineering hull and pylon design: http://www.madmaniakid.co.uk/images/...ss_section.jpg Also, as appropriate for a 'Galaxy-class' starship, a serendipitous framing of this photo looks to place the constellation Sagittarius and hence the center of our Milky Way in the background. The skeptic in me wonders if this is a little 'too' serendipitous? I did a brief search to see if I could find an independent source confirming the authenticity of this photo, but to no luck. I leave it as an exercise for the readership. And the readership responds that it's a real NASA image: http://www.universetoday.com/73846/aurora/ Pat |
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