NASA
3rd Party link stating - "For the record, it's a mammoth 1.5 billion pixel image (69, 536 x 22, 230) and requires about 4.3 GB disk space."
NASA
3rd Party link stating - "For the record, it's a mammoth 1.5 billion pixel image (69, 536 x 22, 230) and requires about 4.3 GB disk space."
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Awesome. That is all.
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that is the finest thing ever !!
Originally Posted by Advice Trinity by Knoxville
Zoomable versions of the image:
Hubblesite - With downloadable versions, uncropped versions and lots of info.
SpaceTelescope - full screen zooming.
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A fraction of one of on order 100 billion observable galaxies. Helps with the scope of the universe, but still barely does it justice!
To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.
and that's just a single galaxy. Now take a look at the Hubble Ultra Deep Field...
Awe inspiring indeed
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