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Maybe_Mars.jpgMaybe Mars... (by Dr Rossella Marino; additional process. and color: Dr Paolo C. Fienga - Lunexit Team)208 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumSet 19, 2010
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Sunset-PCF-01.jpgSunset from Legnano (Absolute Natural Colors; credits: Dr Paolo C. Fienga)224 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumAgo 26, 2010
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Supernova.jpgSupernova (a Fantasy - by Dr Paolo C. Fienga - based on an Alex Cherney's picture)126 visiteChe cosa accadrebbe e, soprattutto, che cosa vedremmo se una stelle di grandi dimensioni esplodesse e, dal nostro punto di vista, si trovasse nei pressi del "Centro" della Via Lattea?
Probabilmente assisteremmo ad uno spettacolo quale quello che vedete qui, in questo splendido frame di Alex Cherney (rappresentativo di una "Visione Galattica" ottenuta dall'Australia - Loch Ard Gorge), da me liberamente - ma solo in piccola parte - modificato.
Una sorta di "Piccolo Sole" illuminerebbe (in maniera maestosa!) la notte, forse per una settimana o poco pi, ma senza trasformarla in giorno o in crepuscolo.
Si, sarebbe un Grande Spettacolo...Davvero.MareKromiumAgo 23, 2010
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The_Sun_over_Stonehenge.jpgSunrise Solstice at Stonehenge 88 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumLug 07, 2010
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Retrograde_Mars-TT-2010.jpgRetrograde Mars78 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day" del giorno 13 Giugno 2010:"Why would Mars appear to move backwards? Most of the time, the apparent motion of Mars in Earth's Sky is in one direction, slow but steady in front of the far distant stars. About every two years, however, the Earth passes Mars as they orbit around the Sun. During the most recent such pass late last year and early this year, Mars as usual, loomed large and bright.
Also during this time, Mars appeared to move backwards in the sky, a phenomenon called "Retrograde Motion".
Pictured above is a series of images digitally stacked so that all of the stars images coincide. Here, Mars appears to trace out a loop in the sky. At the center of the loop, Earth passed Mars and the retrograde motion was the highest. Retrograde Motion can also be seen for other Planets of the Solar System". MareKromiumGiu 13, 2010
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Near_InfraRed_Earth.jpgAnother Way to See... (by Marco Faccin)203 visite"...Un buon provvedimento emanato da un cattivo governo, (o diviene), per questo solo fatto, un cattivo provvedimento?
Ed un cattivo provvedimento emanato da un buon governo, (o diviene), per questo solo fatto, un buon provvedimento?..."
Paolo C. FiengaMareKromiumMag 31, 2010
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SOL067-PCF-LXTT2.jpgShining in the Sunshine...179 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumMag 28, 2010
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The_Faces_of_Mars.jpgSo different and yet always the same...79 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day" del giorno 5 Maggio 2010:"Enthusiastic astro-artists ranging from expert to beginner, the youngest age 10, all contributed their work to this entertaining panel featuring different faces of Mars. Their sketches are all based on telescopic views of the Red Planet from earlier this year, near its 2010 Opposition.
Mars offers the best telescopic views at opposition, since that's when it is closest and opposite the Sun in planet Earth's sky. Arranged in a spiral pattern, the sketches are positioned to follow the Planet's rotation.
No canals are visible(!), but large surface markings such as the dramatic, dark Syrtis Major are easily identified. As often seen through an astronomical telescope eyepiece, the Planet's orientation is inverted, with Mars' north polar cap at the bottom".
Nota Lunexit: dunque, se leggete attentamente "tra le righe" (ma nemmeno tanto: il concetto formulato dalla NASA a noi appare chiaro), anche il Grande Schiaparelli era un cretino ed i "Canali" se li sognati. Piuttosto triste come considerazione. Silente la NASA, invece, allorch si nota come la colorazione globale di Marte vari non solo da occhio ad occhio, ma anche - e abbastanza ovviamente - da stagione a stagione. Ah, gi, ma questo tipo di considerazione non si pu fare: la NASA ha gi detto (e mostrato) che Marte SEMPRE color salmone e giallastro (con tratti verdognoli) e quindi l'unica conclusione che possiamo trarre che quasi tutti gli artisti che hanno ritratto il Pianeta Rosso in questo collage devono necessariamente soffrire di un qualche disturbo nella percezione del colore. Come noi, del resto...MareKromiumMag 05, 2010
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Glory.jpgGlory never fades...114 visiteIf you tried to enter this hall of fog, you would find it dissipates around you. The hall is actually an the mountain from which this picture was taken.
Known as "The Glory", the phenomenon is frequently seen from airplanes. The ring's center is not visible, but if it were, the shadow of the observer would appear. This shadow would likely change as clouds passed, creating a faux moving giant known as the Brocken Spectre.
Pictured above, several concentric rings of the glory appear to create a hall for this mountain king. The cause of The Glory has only been understood recently and is relatively complex. Briefly, small droplets of water reflect, refract, and diffract Sunlight backwards towards the Sun. The phenomenon has a counterpart in astronomy, where looking out from planet Earth in the direction opposite the Sun yields a bright spot called "The Gegenschein".MareKromiumMag 04, 2010
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Setting_Moon.jpgSetting Moon81 visiteIt's a mystery to me - the game commences
For the usual fee - plus expenses
Confidential information - I send a diary - this is my investigation - it's not a public inquiry...
I go checking out the reports - digging up the dirt
You get to meet all sorts in this line of work
Treachery and treason - there's always an excuse for it
And when I find the reason I still can't get used to it...
And what have you got at the end of the day?
What have you got to take away?
A bottle of whisky and a new set of lies
Blinds on the windows and a pain behind the eyes
Scarred for life - no compensation
Private investigations...
Dire Straits - "Private Investigations"MareKromiumApr 10, 2010
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Lunar_Rover.jpgLuna-1 (Special Processing by Dr Marco Faccin)98 visitenessun commentoMareKromiumMar 22, 2010
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M-42_and_Milky_Way.jpgGalactic Rainbow77 visite"...In Science, read, by preference, the newest works; in Literature, the oldest..."
Edward George Bulwer-Lytton (1803-1873) - "Caxtoniana - Hints of mental Culture" (1863)MareKromiumMar 20, 2010
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