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@bilups: Actually, the sun is VERY loud, which is why the Corona is as hot as the core, but the area in between is not. At least according to the show on the Sun I was watching last night said. I just love hearing the words "Coronal Mass Ejection".
@Woooot!-Offing_GitEmSteveDave: I seriously doubt the shuttle can cast a shadow on the ground while it's in orbit. It's WAY too far up there and refraction in the atmosphere would disperse the light and wipe out the shadow.
@hhkim515: Well, the shuttle and Hubble aren't that small. I don't expect SpaceBat's shadow to reach that far, but the Shuttle is big, unlike SpaceBat, who is only larger than the Shuttle in courage!
@PanhandleJoe: I actually know how to use one. My mom had one when I was a kid and I thought it was like the coolest thing EVER, especially since I was not allowed to touch it. Since Forbidden Fruit tastes the sweetest (and since I know how to use one) you can see that I did what I was not supposed to, the price of which was getting more than my share of spankings, which then lead to the development of stealth technology which I still use today. (I no longer get caught.)
@Curves: Actually, according to his website, his life dream is to be a Rockette, and dance in the fabled Radio City Music Hall's Christmas Show. However, next to that, his passion is astronomical photography, and he's certainly accomplished what he set out to do on that front!
@DistortedViewListener_GitEmSte...: Thats why I don't split my prayers between the Sun and Joe Pesci. I just send all my prayers to Joe, because there is no such thing as a reliably faked Joe Pesci.
@HaleGoddard: Well, if we use a cryptic cypher, and possibly a PS3 set to break codes, and run the title of the post, "Amateur Astronomer Captures Stunning Image of Atlantis, Hubble in the Face of the Sun", through it, I bet we could figure it out. Just give me a minute to crank up the old CodeBreakinWindTalker_GitEmSte...-otron 3000, and I'll see what it spits out.
::Beep beep bop boop beep::
Stunning Image of Atlantis & Hubble in the Face of the Sun Purple Monkey Dishwasher Robert Langdon
Ok, so it's either the Hubble, a Purple Monkey with a brush, or a fictional book character.
@Adam Broun: You might want to tell Canon that then, b/c they say it's range is 100-6400. I'm guessing the 50 might be in-camera processing thing, which is how you can go as high as 25600, and not actually what it "CAN" do w/o this extra help..
@Hello Mister Walrus: Yeah, and don't even get me started on those NeoNazis. When that bunch of Keanu look-a-likes show up spouting, "I am the one.", I reply, "How can you be the one when there's like 50 of you?" They never have an answer to that one. Fortunately I can get them all to leave after I give them each a cookie.
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@Phineas J. Whoopie: thank you.
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I just wanna learn how to use my old Brownie camera.
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Moon = cheese; small time stuff.
Breaking news, the Sun is actually a yellow Nerf ball.
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::Beep beep bop boop beep::
Stunning Image of Atlantis & Hubble in the Face of the Sun Purple Monkey Dishwasher Robert Langdon
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If you RTFA you'd see it's only $149.99!
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