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    World's Fastest and Most Sensitive Astronomical Camera Shoots 1500 Images Per Second

    Move Over Hubble, There's a New Deep Field In Town
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    Image of J0hnP J0hnP
    06/18/09

    In reply to World's Fastest and Most Sensitive Astronomical Camera Shoots 1500 Images Per Second
    What is "digital noise", and why would I want 10x more?
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    Image of Nick Nick
    06/18/09

    @J0hnP: screw the noise -- i want the funk
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    Image of frigg frigg
    11/10/08

    In reply to Move Over Hubble, There's a New Deep Field In Town

    this deep image has been essential to the discovery of a large number of new galaxies that are so far away that they are seen as they were when the Universe was only 2 billion years old.


    The Hubble Ultra Deep Field captured images of galaxies formed when the Universe was only 400-800 million years old, so still reigns supreme.

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    Image of SouthendXGF SouthendXGF
    11/09/08

    In reply to Move Over Hubble, There's a New Deep Field In Town
    somewhere in all that infinite cosmos i'll bet there exists an iPhone that "just works"
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    Image of Cetrian Cetrian
    11/09/08

    In reply to Move Over Hubble, There's a New Deep Field In Town
    *than*

    ~Courtesy of your free, online Grammar Nazi.
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