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Luna in False Colour
Dear Group,
With clouds being the norm the past few days, I decided to sit down and pursue something I had in mind for some time, namely a false colour version of the full moon where subtle colouration is emphasized during digital processing so as to bring out features of the lunar surface which have a geological theme. Using my photo of the apogee moon early last month, I have produced the following false colour image of the moon: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Lunar-Sc...lse-Colour.htm . The deep blue colour represents areas on the lunar surface which are rich in titanium and which are believed to also hold oxygen which is significant if colonization is to occur at some point in the future. In contrast, orange areas are completely devoid of titanium. I think Felepe Alves was the first to pursue this technique and, unless I am mistake, he also had a brief article in S&T describing his technique. Clear skies! Anthony. |
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On May 6, 1:57 pm, Anthony Ayiomamitis
wrote: Dear Group, With clouds being the norm the past few days, I decided to sit down and pursue something I had in mind for some time, namely a false colour version of the full moon where subtle colouration is emphasized during digital processing so as to bring out features of the lunar surface which have a geological theme. Using my photo of the apogee moon early last month, I have produced the following false colour image of the moon:http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Lunar-Sc...lse-Colour.htm. The deep blue colour represents areas on the lunar surface which are rich in titanium and which are believed to also hold oxygen which is significant if colonization is to occur at some point in the future. In contrast, orange areas are completely devoid of titanium. I think Felepe Alves was the first to pursue this technique and, unless I am mistake, he also had a brief article in S&T describing his technique. Clear skies! Anthony. Tell me all about the axial tilt of the Earth,the analemma and the Equation of Time - http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Tips-Analemma.htm I loathe using Huygens work to counter this late 17th century 'analemma' junk but the alternative is far worse for humanity - http://www.xs4all.nl/~adcs/Huygens/06/kort-E.html If I can stand the indignity of celestial sphere astrologers running amokj with the great Western insights then you can suffer the original core principles that never mention the analemma,a figment of somebody else's imagination. |
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Luna in False Colour
Anthony Ayiomamitis wrote:
Dear Group, With clouds being the norm the past few days, I decided to sit down and pursue something I had in mind for some time, namely a false colour version of the full moon where subtle colouration is emphasized during digital processing so as to bring out features of the lunar surface which have a geological theme. Using my photo of the apogee moon early last month, I have produced the following false colour image of the moon: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Lunar-Sc...lse-Colour.htm . The deep blue colour represents areas on the lunar surface which are rich in titanium and which are believed to also hold oxygen which is significant if colonization is to occur at some point in the future. In contrast, orange areas are completely devoid of titanium. I think Felepe Alves was the first to pursue this technique and, unless I am mistake, he also had a brief article in S&T describing his technique. Clear skies! Anthony. It's not really false colour though is it? It's enhanced real colour. The methodology is explained here - http://www.colormoon.pt.to/ |
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Luna in False Colour
jochta wrote:
It's not really false colour though is it? It's enhanced real colour. You could find a job promoting more positive perceptions of let's say certain types of cosmetic surgeries ;-) |
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