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Originally posted by Off_The_Street
Selfless, I gather that it's important for you not to accept any pictures vrom NASA becasue you think that NASA is hiding something -- like "Spaceship Guys" -- from you.
If your heart is set on not believing NASA pictures are real, then you're not going to be satisfied with anything you see from anyone.
That's your call, of course; you can believe whatever you choose. But if that's the case, why do you keep on asking for photographs just to blow them off?
Originally posted by selfless
Nasa has the real photo's of saturn close up because cassini went right by saturn so why are there no pics of saturn close up that are real? well i know that answer anyways.
Originally posted by djohnsto77
Would you only believe it was real if you saw huge flying saucers like in V surrounding the planet?
Originally posted by iori_komei
I just thought it'd be of use to post a picture of Saturn that actually
is a Computer generated one.
This is from a program called Celestia.
Yes this is another computor generated image but this pic looks exactly like that pic the guy asked me to trust him that it's a real one...
Originally posted by iori_komei
Yes this is another computor generated image but this pic looks exactly like that pic the guy asked me to trust him that it's a real one...
Actually there's a good reason they look similiar.
The program I used to get this, has the real pictures taken used for
surfacing, so even though it's not a real-time real-space picture, the
surface, what you're seeing, is actually based/derived from or directly
from a real picture.
Originally posted by Djarums
It's not possible for a craft to approach a gas-giant planet as closely as it can approach a moon.
For a variety of reasons that I'm sure you're well aware of.
Originally posted by Djarums
I'm saying that you can not put a spacecraft "up close and personal" with a planet like Saturn or Jupiter. Gravity fields? Atmospheric conditions?
It's a lot easier to snap closeups of a small moon.
Originally posted by Off_The_Street
Selfless, I gather that it's important for you not to accept any pictures vrom NASA becasue you think that NASA is hiding something -- like "Spaceship Guys" -- from you.