Category: Collaborative Global Model of the Sun

Do lossless copies of the images from this group exist, for study, algorithm development?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1278689162297491 – Solar Photography group on Facebook Valter Schemmari Do lossless copies of the images from this group exist, for study, algorithm development? These are jpg (lossy) here and I do not want to waste any time playing with encoded and lossy data. Any suggestions? Where there are videos, likewise. I do not have any
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It could be a universe size nova from one large high density black hole and dark core region. Or many cores shocked into collapse and explosions and burning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRqBGnSxzyI https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1840621101530964339 It could be a universe size nova from one large high density black hole and dark core region. Or many cores shocked into collapse and explosions and burning. Not infinite, a finite but large expansion. Probably a nova in a universe size collection of black holes. It does not have to be a
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Early universe and star formation around collections of dark star cores from gluon condensation nova etc

JWST Telescope Finds a Galaxy Whose Light Should Not Be Visible to Us at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9bQN-Cinks There should be many black holes and neutron stars even then. And their strong fields can greatly accelerate star formation from hydrogen. It only needs gas and a dark star and does NOT have to evolve by slow gravitation from
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So simply make intelligences that are eternal with replacement

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1211856840011369 My Comment:  So simply make intelligences that are eternal with replacement Then send them at C/100 and simply take 10 Million years. The galaxy lasts billions, so you can populate it that way and go back and forth many times in the life of a galaxy. My bet is most galaxis are not populated by
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Could many black holes and neutron stars orbit each other, never give off light, be stable dark and massive?

https://www.facebook.com/reel/368957195878661 https://x.com/RichardKCollin2/status/1837945971533135955 My Comment: Could many black holes and neutron stars orbit each other, never give off light, be stable dark and massive? Do these stars give off gravitational radiation when they do this? It might be long wavelength and weak and not in the right direction, but it follows very specific orbit and directions,
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Facebook groups have to make up their own policies, because Facebook, in spite of its size does not improve

Since the Solar Photography group is using Facebook methods. When any of the group runs into things, it is also a Solar Photography group issue. Is “joining” the same as following? One day it might be useful for the group to use servers that support sharing and collaboration on solar images. I think about things
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Solar observing, Newtons Rings – artifacts of narrow band filtering, use it for good not evil

Drexel Glasgow posted images 14 Aug 2024 on Facebook with title “With the Altair GPCAM 130M. Plenty newton rings” Kirtsunegari posted in StarGazersLounge some animated gifs showing what you likely see when you look at live data, and what the software has to guess at when trying to separate the “really on the sun” things
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Solar Photography group on Facebook – comments

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1278689162297491/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=2820285491471176 Is the reason it is white at the edges, because the many colors are mixed, looking through deeper stretches of solar atmosphere? Can you give particulars of lenses, camera, settings, exposure, filters, post-processing, software? I just joined this group and have not had time to look around. I have been following space based and
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Coding knowledge to “Standard Internet” can save years each for billions of learners

I spent much of the day tracing out software used by the Fu Ori teams mentioned in https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/ad31a1. It is badly organized by my lights (My first full time job was “scientific programmer” for satellite orbit determination in 1970) and I spent much of the last 26 years every day looking at ways to simplify
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