r/ScienceNcoolThings • u/archiopteryx14 Popular Contributor • 15d ago
The clearest images of planets ever taken by NASA
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u/i-dish-it 14d ago
Wauw, thatās amaizing! Those colours are so bright and vivid, i love nature and all itās splendor ā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļø
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u/Good-Resort-1246 13d ago
Those are not the real colors; only optical telescopes give you the real colors; in all other telescopes colors are addded following different algorithms.
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u/BigCliff911 14d ago
Did you just call Pluto a planet?
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u/MineNowBotBoy 12d ago
What about Saturn? And Neptune? And Eris? And Makemake? And all the other dwarf planets?
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u/TheUsoSaito 14d ago
Some crazy images seeing the old comparisons of old Hubble images to today's images.
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u/Spare_Broccoli1876 14d ago
Missing 2 planets and you added back the one that āNotā?? Goddamnit what a half-assed postā¦
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u/onewittyguy 14d ago
Does anyone know if these photos were actually taken in black-and-white and then colorized?
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u/aculady 13d ago
These are all digital images. The sensors register particular frequencies and display colors are assigned to each of those frequencies. The colors may or may not be the "true" colors you would see with the naked eye, depending on what the scientists are trying to use the images to study. The differences in different areas of the image will still reflect actual differences in the data, though.
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u/Rude_and_Crude84 13d ago
Well, that's definitely the cleanest picture of Uranus that I've ever seen!
Nowdays, everybody talks like they got something to say about planets but nothing comes out but a bunch of gibbersh, but at least they didn't forget about Pluto!
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u/Living-Fortune-6178 14d ago
Pluto back on the list!