How do you watch a live satellite video of Earth?
Live high definition video of Earth from the International Space Station is available at…High Definition Earth Viewing System (eol.jsc.nasa_DOT_gov/HDEV/)
Is this Stan Romanek alien video real or fake?
I'm seeing a lot of facts about distance based on our ways of thinking. Has it ever occurred to anyone that extraterrestrials might have technology far more advanced than we could ever imagine? There could be any number of reasons why an alien would look in someone's window, but it is probably not for us to understand. I'm not saying this video depicts something real, but there is nothing that has disproved it yet. Perhaps if a puppeteer or puppet maker commissioned by Stan Romanek came forward with an alien puppet I could quickly dismiss this. Otherwise I'm keeping an open mind.
The reasons for a lack of manned space probes to Saturn?
I said without landing..I know we can't land on Saturn. sorry, my school program (homeschooled) is kinda wack. so now after seeing ya'lls answers I'm quite confused. it said to write a paragraph when the answer seems simple.
Is there any real picture of the earth beside CGI?
No, there are no real photos of Earth. Just look at these two and compare them. Now, tell me what is wrong here. Answer: the size difference of N. America is ridiculous. Why must so many people suffer from cognitive dissonance. It’s really a shame. I can’t completely say the earth is not a globe but I will not believe data simply base on what some “so called” scientists tell me to believe. I have to conduct experiments and mathematically calculate formulas in order to conclude their factual validity. There are too many holes in the theoretic heliocentric model to be proven as fact. I won’t even get started on NASA, Never A Straight Answer. Examine these two pictures courtesy of NASA. Don’t give me the perspective argument. There is no way the landmass could be skewed to this degree by simply perspective, impossible. From my research, experimentation, data collection and calculations there is substantial evidence to conclude that Earth is not a globe as we have all been told. Like I said before, I can not conclude the heliocentric model is or is not fact.
Surface area of the Ark from Halo 3?
I'm trying to figure out what the area is of the top (habitable part) of the Ark from Halo 3? However, I'm not very good at math. Would someone be able to tell me what the area is? Here are some links to pictures of the ark: http://images.wikia.com/halo/images/3/3c/ARK2.jpg http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100718175623/halo/images/8/8e/ArkScaleComparison.gif http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/File:Ark.JPG
Why can we see stars from Earth, but not from space? Every image I’ve seen that has been taken from space, there are no stars to be seen, just a black abyss. Why is that?
For being a scientist, probably self proclaimed....this is the worst answer ive ever seen on this app. To whom asked the question, please excuse this smart ass reply. -David Bowman 2001: A Space OdysseyMy, it’s full of stars!”— David Bowman (A C Clark: 2001, A space Odyssey)Since in “every picture [you] have seen that has been taken from space, there are no stars to be seen”, it follows that you have somehow not seen any of the many many pictures taken from space where stars are seen.For example: any picture from the Hubble Space Telescope.It is hard to believe you have not seen these, since they are very famous. However, it is possible that your internet searches for “pictures of stars from space” has not turned up anything.The reason not all pictures include stars is because of the way the camera is set up.Usually the photographer wants to take a picture of a nearby object that is quite brightly lit (ie by the Sun). This means they have to limit the amount of light the camera takes in … otherwise the foreground will be all washed out. This is called “over exposed”.However, getting a good shot of a bright foreground means that dim backgrounds like stars are not bright enough to register in the camera.You get the same thing with over-exposure on the Earth. If you look at a pic of, say, a skyscraper that is well lit … the stars will not be visible in the sky. You can try this with the camera on your phone.Since you have missed out, here is a photo taken from space that shows stars:Photos: Astronauts Capture, Tweet Constellations from Space Stationie.… see?