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RHw (Relative Humidity with respect to Water): The ratio of water vapor pressure in the air to the saturation vapor pressure over a flat surface of liquid water.
RHi (Relative Humidity with respect to Ice): The ratio of water vapor...
Yes, a thermal camera focuses radiation through a lens (or via mirrors) onto a sensor. There are various types of sensors, even for visible light. Older film and plate cameras relied on one of several photochemical effects. It's a camera. It...
I suspect if a device produces photos and videos, those are still a type of photography, the sensors inside the device can be thermal or otherwise, but I wouldn't say an IR image is not a photo, it's still light in a sense.
I might also add, I think UFOs as a social phenomenon will not diminish in the near future.
The religious ufologists are not going away, and pilots won't stop reporting them.
I suspect if a device produces photos and videos, those are still a type of photography, the sensors inside the device can be thermal or otherwise, but I wouldn't say an IR image is not a photo, it's still light in a sense.
Possibly you had "Wait for Background loading" on before. That waits until all possible 3D tiles are loaded before frame advancing, and can really slow things down when zoomed in at a shallow angle.
Possibly you had "Wait for Background loading" on before. That waits until all possible 3D tiles are loaded before frame advancing, and can really slow things down when zoomed in at a shallow angle.
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I might also add, I think UFOs as a social phenomenon will not diminish in the near future.
The religious ufologists are not going away, and pilots won't stop reporting them.
I might also add, I think UFOs as a social phenomenon will not diminish in the near future.
The religious ufologists are not going away, and pilots won't stop reporting them.