Showing posts with label dust. Show all posts
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Friday, April 12, 2013

PGT-ET Telescope Sees New Stars

BLINDED BY STARS!
The Giant PGT-ET Telescope's FOV is blinded by the number of stars in the Doradus system.

This unexpected black and white test image shows a blinding number of stars and cosmic matter captured with the new PGT-ET Telescope. The majority of the stars are of dim magnitude however the vast aperture of the telescope makes each an over exposed image!

The powerful telescope, in a series of discovery images, has used its great light gathering power to bring forth the unexpected. These are stars at a great distance brought out by the telescope. In between stars is a nebulosity of interstellar dust, matter and gas, made bright by the very large telescope which is capable of gathering and collecting great amounts of light. Also visible is dark nebula matter and a clustering of brighter stars. There's so many new stars, we don't know where to begin in cataloging and classifying.

New discovery stars may have spot checks against the 10-million object star catalog and other database sources in visual operating modes.

Guiding and tracking of this massive scope relative to these distant stars and star systems are spot on, attributable to developments, refinements, and experiences gained from previous Adjunctive telescopes (ULT, NULT, GT, PGT).

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Novel White Room

PROPELLER POWERED BIG BRAIN
NOVEL NASA WHITE ROOM LIVES IN YOUR HOME
This is a novel approach to a NASA White Room that can be built in your home. The  novel white room is low cost, takes up little space and is efficient, not requiring electricity or much maintenance.

This little white room is a vertical drawer cabinet with an island concept, consisting of multiple drawers kept in pristine condition and not allowed to circulate dust laden air. The design is to facilitate the new future Big Brain design, consisting of sockets and printed circuit boards, which require a dust and corrosion minimization to promote longevity.