Nice shots, buddy! You're getting experience with astrophotography.
I read the Carl Sagan book "Comet" years ago. One thing I remember from it, was Carl talking about how scientists were already then (80s) working on the ability to steer comets and asteroids, under the guise of protecting us from impacts (like the one that killed most dinosaurs). He pointed out that if some country does gain the ability to steer such things, they will have the power to send something directly at their enemies, or to purposely destroy humanity (or everybody that isn't in a very well stocked underground city). I forgot about it until recently, but he was right. And I am 100% certain that's why the powers that shouldn't be are researching the ability to steer comets and other massive objects. It's not to save us. And the total silence on this (have you even heard anyone else bring it up?) is deafening to me. They are silent about it not because it's not possible, but because they're glad nobody seems aware of it yet and hope to keep it that way until it's too late.
Just one way they could either pull the plug, or cause devastation in an entire region, a tsunami, death of hundreds of millions, etc. They love that shit.
Imagine being able to select from any number of available comets/asteroids... size, mass, composition... and then direct it where you want it to go. It might take a little while to find just the right one, on a course you can alter to suit your needs, but once you do that, your enemies can be wiped off the map. And nobody knows it was you that did it.
"We need to develop the ability to steer stuff in space... for safety!" Yeah, for safety, that's it.
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Yeah, we were out where there was no light interference and used a camera stand so the picture will be clear/still. We were literally set up on a dirt road between 2 corn fields. Peaceful, awesome sky views.
Nice shots, buddy! You're getting experience with astrophotography.
I read the Carl Sagan book "Comet" years ago. One thing I remember from it, was Carl talking about how scientists were already then (80s) working on the ability to steer comets and asteroids, under the guise of protecting us from impacts (like the one that killed most dinosaurs). He pointed out that if some country does gain the ability to steer such things, they will have the power to send something directly at their enemies, or to purposely destroy humanity (or everybody that isn't in a very well stocked underground city). I forgot about it until recently, but he was right. And I am 100% certain that's why the powers that shouldn't be are researching the ability to steer comets and other massive objects. It's not to save us. And the total silence on this (have you even heard anyone else bring it up?) is deafening to me. They are silent about it not because it's not possible, but because they're glad nobody seems aware of it yet and hope to keep it that way until it's too late.
Just one way they could either pull the plug, or cause devastation in an entire region, a tsunami, death of hundreds of millions, etc. They love that shit.
They do love that kind of power and no I have have not heard anyone bring that up. Not until right now. 😃
Imagine being able to select from any number of available comets/asteroids... size, mass, composition... and then direct it where you want it to go. It might take a little while to find just the right one, on a course you can alter to suit your needs, but once you do that, your enemies can be wiped off the map. And nobody knows it was you that did it.
"We need to develop the ability to steer stuff in space... for safety!" Yeah, for safety, that's it.
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Wow missed this how coool I went to see the astronomy exhibition a few months ago and I was blown away always wondered quite how they got the photos
Yeah, we were out where there was no light interference and used a camera stand so the picture will be clear/still. We were literally set up on a dirt road between 2 corn fields. Peaceful, awesome sky views.
Ya'all have gotten some amazing pics lately. :)
Yes! It's been amazing! Lot's of fun.