It really is inspiring, Robert, and congratulations on being a part of it. I want to highlight that, because there are a few people around, and I'll bet quite a few lurkers, who might not be aware you worked on that team. Way to go, man.
These first image really are inspiring, and I know that the best is yet to come. I want to eventually expand my "FirstLight" imaging software to read FITS, and apply the wavelength-to-RGB mapping code I developed for MER to astronomical images. I want to use it to remap wavelengths of the kind the big scopes use down to the range of the mere human eyeball...a sort of "God's eye view". I've always wondered what Hubble's Eagle Nebula really looks like...in a virtual way. Now I want to take a look through Keck's eyes. When will Keck's FITS be on the Net, hmmm?
Congratulations again...
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- NEW HIGHEST RESOLUTION IMAGES OF THE GALACTIC CENTER, AND A MOVIE OF A BLACK HOLE HAVING A SNACK
- It would be safe to say that commercial pilots steer clear of your lovely Hawaiian island mountain. Haven't seen many pilots lately with white canes. ;-)
- Guide stars and guiding
- one of the best feelings of all -
- re: Keck
- Nice Pictures R.L., very nice.
- Exquisite! (n/t)
- 80" x 80" panorama of galactic center
- re: Great!!
