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Nachtphantasien: Teil 79 - Der Pionier beim Planetengott

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Pioneer 10 beim Jupiter am 4.12.1973

Pioneer 10, gestartet am 2.3.1972, war die erste Raumsonde, die den Asteroidengürtel durchflog und Jupiter besuchte.

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 80 - Hypnose-Hexagon

Jetstreams an Saturns Nordpol

KLICK & BLICK

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Am 2.1.2004 fing Stardust den Staub von 81P/Wild (Wild 2) ein

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81P/Wild - FOTO

81P/Wild - FOTO

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 82 - Ein erster Augenaufschlag auf der Erde und ein Blick wie eine Geburt - Jadehase Yutu schaut und bereitet das Elixir für ein langes Leben

Am 24.12.2013 um 18:15 UTC von der landform camera des Chang'e 3 lunar landers aufgenommen.

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 83 - Vicinanzas Voyager Violins

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As the Voyager space probes plunge into the inky cosmic void, each carries a golden record with 27 songs ranging from Mozart to Chuck Berry. Now, with help from a musical physicist, the twin space probes boast a song of their own. Each craft carries a cosmic ray detector snapping hourly measurements of the number of protons whirring past them. Over the last 37 years, the probes recorded more than 320,000 such measurements. Domenico Vicinanza, a musician with a Ph.D. in physics, mapped each value with a corresponding note on the musical range, with larger counts corresponding to higher notes. Stringing and mixing the notes together, Vicinanza assembled the spacecraft’s musical score. In the song, Voyager 1 plays the piano while Voyager 2 accompanies on the string instruments. Each overlapping note during the song corresponds to the spacecraft simultaneously measuring cosmic rays while soaring through space billions of miles apart. While Vicinanza admits he composed the musical arrangement purely as a fun way to present the Voyager mission data, he says transforming data sets into music in this way can help scientists recognize trends and patterns they might otherwise miss. And that makes for music that’s definitely out of this world.

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 84 - Mond, Pixel & ein langer Scroll ------------------------------------>

If the Moon were only 1 Pixel

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 85 (OFF-TOPIC) -

COLOURS

2.000.000 Farben zur Feier des menschlichen visuellen Cortex:

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von Jószef Fejes


Und dazu Ken 'the Voice' Nordines 'Colors':

(OUTER) SPACE

BLACK (as a meteorite is)

WHITE

GREY (Stephen Emmer Version)

WHITE - GREY - LAVENDER

(INNER) HUMAN

YELLOW

GREEN

BLUE

ORANGE

CERISE

MAROON

AMBER

PURPLE

BROWN

MAUVE

TURQUOISE

FLESH

"Imagine you, outside of you, other than you are.
You could feel the falling fall inside a falling star.
Instantly, as fast as that shrink way down in size,
atom small, and split apart, wind up otherwise..."

Ken Nordine on Jools Holland David Sanborn's Night Music 1989

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 86 - Earthrise

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Erdaufgang über dem Rozhdestvenskiy-Krater am 1.2.2014

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 87 - Das neue Hubble Ultra Deep Field (HUDF) 2014

Jetzt auch mit UV-Licht

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 88 -  EUROPA - ein Kunstwerk!

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The mosaic, centered at 2.9 degrees south latitude and 234.1 degrees west longitude, covers an area of 365 kilometers by 335 kilometers (225 miles by 210 miles). The smallest distinguishable features in the image are about 460 meters (1500 feet) across. These images were obtained on November 6, 1997, when the Galileo spacecraft was approximately 21,700 kilometers (13,237 miles) from Europa.

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This colorized image of Europa is a product of clear-filter grayscale data from one orbit of NASA's Galileo spacecraft, combined with lower-resolution color data taken on a different orbit. The blue-white terrains indicate relatively pure water ice, whereas the reddish areas contain water ice mixed with hydrated salts, potentially magnesium sulfate or sulfuric acid. The reddish material is associated with the broad band in the center of the image, as well as some of the narrower bands, ridges, and disrupted chaos-type features. It is possible that these surface features may have communicated with a global subsurface ocean layer during or after their formation.

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 89 -  "Bonner Durchmusterung" - der Sound der Sterne

Komposition: Marcus Schmickler
Sonifikation: Alberto de Campo

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durchmusterung.org

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 90 - Laniakea - Eine Milchstraße auf der Fingerspitze eines 'unermesslichen Himmels'

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The Laniakea supercluster of galaxies

R. Brent Tully, Hélène Courtois, Yehuda Hoffman, Daniel Pomarède

Nature 513, 71–73  (04 September 2014)  doi:10.1038/nature13674
Published online 03 September 2014

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Extended Data Figure 1: Structure within a cube extending 16,000 km s−1 (~200 Mpc) on the cardinal axes from our position at the origin

Earth's new address: 'Solar System, Milky Way, Laniakea'
Analysis of galaxies shows local supercluster to be 100 times larger than previously thought.

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Heavenly homes
The discovery of our Galaxy’s place in the Universe adds detail to our address.

Nature 513, 6 (04 September 2014) doi:10.1038/513006a

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 91 - IPHAS - 219 Millionen Sterne

INT/WFC Photometric H-Alpha Survey of the Northern Galactic Plane (IPHAS )
published in 'Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society' (MNRAS) , 16 September 2014

linear borderless: FOTO

borderless: FOTO

linear copper scale image: FOTO

copper scale image: FOTO

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 92 - Erde und Mars auf einem Foto

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Mars and Earth as viewed from lunar orbit on 24 May 2014. Mars was about 112.5 million km away when this image was acquired, and the Earth was about 376,687 km from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). So, Mars was about 300 times farther away from the Moon than was the Earth and appeared as a small sphere of light in the sky from LRO's perspective. [...]
To make the image even more unique, it was taken from lunar orbit by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. This two-for-one photo was was acquired in a single shot on May 24, 2014, by the Narrow Angle Camera (NAC) on LRO as the spacecraft was turned to face the Earth, instead of its usual view of looking down at the Moon.

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Nachtphantasien: Teil 93 - Ganymeds Schatten - Jupiters Zykl●penauge

Hubble, 21.4.2014

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