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FatPhil replied to the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?).And only the vaguest hint of air movement for there to be enough lifting power that the strands can act as a kite/parachute and carry the whole spider with it. And this was a feature implemented in Air 1.0, for pity's sake. "Ballooning", I think... -
FatPhil reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with
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It takes only the slightest breath of air to float a cobweb. -
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/Thinker/, by the australian artist Loui Jover, and rather tempting as a t-shirt: https://shop.louijover.com/products/94466082-think-poster-and-art
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Ravi reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the... -
AmberRobot reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the... -
Todd Feinman reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the... -
MonkeeSage replied to the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray].Yes, and I am used to seeing examples of them as light streaks as well, but the reason for being dark here was actually explained in the email from Justin Maki to @Ann K 's daughter a bit up thread in comment #46 In this particular case the...
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Todd Feinman replied to the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray].Google AI suggests they initially appear as light streaks or splotches, but processing with software filters causes them to appear dark in the final image.
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AmberRobot replied to the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray].Don’t cosmic ray hits add signal, thus be bright not dark?
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Todd Feinman reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Something on a NASA photo from Mars [Cosmic Ray] with Like.
Another cosmic ray example similar to the original image. https://mars.nasa.gov/raw_images/1396285/?site=msl
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Kyle Ferriter reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with Like.
I do... the spiderweb is moving past the camera! But since it would be very close to the camera, and so not moving very fast, given how long it stays in frame. The wind would be very light. So I'm not sure what other evidence could be visible... -
Kyle Ferriter reacted to Ann K's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with Like.
It takes only the slightest breath of air to float a cobweb.
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Kyle Ferriter reacted to Ravi's post in the thread Mystery lights on Swedish wildlife video (light on spiderweb?) with
Funny.
Forget about the lights, Nessie just casually swims through at 02:49:00
