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originally posted by: CthruU
a reply to: A51Watcher
Yes read this story yesterday on another site about the technological advancements now at hand that made these image enhancements available.
But seen as it's your thread do you reckon you could tell us a little about what these enhancement technologies are and why you think that we would be interested. (You know in line with thread post guidelines)
Whats the reason i should watch your vids? What do you think this could mean for humanity?
Give me some meat on the bone.
originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
a reply to: A51Watcher
Impressive.
I see the controller, and is that another one down toward the bottom right? Looking straight at us?
This needs to get out to a wide audience
originally posted by: CthruU
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: CthruU
The video is very underwhelming and unspectacular. The stills in the op are pretty much it along with a short section of animated smudges that were from blowing up the original scan of the film. The video could be like a minute or two long but they stretched it out with repeats and texts.
The technology just isn't able to get anything useful from that original.
Yes the other news outlet where the OP quite possibly fished this out of was not one of your usual credible ones but the technology they where talking about seemed to make sense to a novice tech head such as myself.
I'll be watching with interest for the moment.
Thanks for the tip, I'll skip the vids for now.
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
My evidence that it is Jupiter is based on the time, date, location, heading of plane, pointing of camera, etc.. from reports of the people that were actually there.
originally posted by: A51Watcher
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: A51Watcher
Makes me wonder how the atmospheric bands were arranged on Jupiter in 1978. The object does seem to have prominent horizontal features. Of course you'd lose a lot of the detail, such as any transiting moons. And the camera was not necessarily level or stable, and certainly not designed for astronomy. I don't know.
If anything, this diagram actually shows how similar the two things are, rather than different.