And a $500 camera, and a $2000 telescope, right? Because it needs to be a good, steady equatorial mount, with a good motor, and a good telescope for astrophotography, which is often an expensive refractor.
@MacAttack7388: This guy used a $9000 camera.... Wonder how much his telescope was?
And who adds the colours because his is a B&W camera from the model number...
@Blakamin: color is created by taking 3 separate series of images using RGB filters. They use B&W CCD so every pixel is capturing info...unlike a one-shot color CCD.
??? 114 minute exposure?
Do you have to readjust the camera for that? I mean, the earth rotation should mess up your image with that length of exposure....
@JohnS1111: I was curious about that as well. I've seen videos where they shot the camera at the sky with a long exposure time and the stars grew big trails of light fairly quickly.
@JohnS1111:
Astrophotographers use mounts called equatorial mounts which rotate parallel to the equator (hence the name). This prevents field rotation, and allows tracking of any one particular object. The exposures also aren't actually 114 minutes, but rather they are 1 to 10 minute exposures that are stacked in software.
Not to tell you guys how to do your job, but seriously, would it be possible to have Arran Hill do a guest story on how he makes these amazing images, tips for starters, how he got into astrophotography, etc.?
His work is astonishing. Especially Galaxies in Ursa Major. It's awe-inspiring.
For every person who gripes about Gizmodo's choice of content, stuff like this is really just phenomenal. This is the stuff of science. Mr. Hill's site has some more of his work (not much). But I'd really like to know more about this gentleman who is helping enrich the world of science through his generous volunteerism.
Before anything came between us
You were like my best friend
The one I used to run and talk to when me and my
Girl was having problems
You used to say it would be okay
Suggest little nice things I should do
And when I come home at night and lay my head down
All I seem to think about is you
And how you make me wanna
You make me wanna leave the one I'm with
Start a new relationship with you
This is what you do
Think about her and the things that come along with
You make me
You make me wanna leave the one I'm with
Start a new relationship with you
This is what you do
Think about her and the things that come along with
You make me
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Oh wow, a post about beer. I really like beer, even if it comes out of something related to Apple. I just won't tell me friends about it. Oh wait, I don't have friends. This will suit me just fine.
(downer alert) 10-15yo fridges cost between 150 to 200 per year in electricity... Also, keg would need to be in a 37 degree refirgerator for roughly 4 days before the liquid drops to the same temperature.
@jcsimms: IIRC, that 's mostly due to the freezer which I assume is turned off her. Also, the beer usually comes cold, so it wouldn't take that long to drop back down to 37.
@GitEmSteveDave_Galactica1980: then my local brewers are just cheap... on the cost factor (est 650W/$0.10-MWh/8hrs-day) I doubt the thermodynamic metal conduit is very helpful. (the horse is dead...)
http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/17-08/by_media_diet
HEY! Only 2.5 hours for news websites? And I'm supposed to divvy up that time between Gizmodo and other news sites? Not enough time allotted there. I spend a heckuva lot more time on Giz than that!
09/26/09
Check it out here on RainyDayScience:
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And who adds the colours because his is a B&W camera from the model number...
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And its damn rare that I dont have the words to say what I mean.
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Do you have to readjust the camera for that? I mean, the earth rotation should mess up your image with that length of exposure....
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Astrophotographers use mounts called equatorial mounts which rotate parallel to the equator (hence the name). This prevents field rotation, and allows tracking of any one particular object. The exposures also aren't actually 114 minutes, but rather they are 1 to 10 minute exposures that are stacked in software.
09/26/09
His work is astonishing. Especially Galaxies in Ursa Major. It's awe-inspiring.
For every person who gripes about Gizmodo's choice of content, stuff like this is really just phenomenal. This is the stuff of science. Mr. Hill's site has some more of his work (not much). But I'd really like to know more about this gentleman who is helping enrich the world of science through his generous volunteerism.
He really seems a 21st Century Galileo.
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09/17/09
You were like my best friend
The one I used to run and talk to when me and my
Girl was having problems
You used to say it would be okay
Suggest little nice things I should do
And when I come home at night and lay my head down
All I seem to think about is you
And how you make me wanna
You make me wanna leave the one I'm with
Start a new relationship with you
This is what you do
Think about her and the things that come along with
You make me
You make me wanna leave the one I'm with
Start a new relationship with you
This is what you do
Think about her and the things that come along with
You make me
You make me
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I like beer.
09/05/09
The paintjob/graphics is the real kicker - I mean everyone knows someone or at least a friend of a friend with a kegerator.
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http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/magazine/17-08/by_media_diet
HEY! Only 2.5 hours for news websites? And I'm supposed to divvy up that time between Gizmodo and other news sites? Not enough time allotted there. I spend a heckuva lot more time on Giz than that!
07/16/09
I hate it when I'm talking to one of my friends and all of a sudden they start text messaging their other friends because they got a text.
ITS A FRIGGIN TEXT MESSAGE! If they actually wanted to talk to you they would do it over a PHONECALL!!
DAmn my generation.
07/16/09