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Just watched the ted talk from the woman who came up with the algorithm to photograph the black hole and she had a slide of the best picture we can get of the m
by weaksauce 8y ago
Just watched the ted talk from the woman who came up with the algorithm to photograph the black hole and she had a slide of the best picture we can get of the moon from earth and she said each pixel on that picture could fit something like 600,000 oranges. don't think it's possible that we can see a spacecraft landing on the moon with what we have.
- 420codebro 8y agoIs the issue Earth's atmosphere (and other stuff) messing up the optical image at that range/detail/resolution? If a huge-camera-satellite (eg, spy-sat class) were placed at a Lagrange point, would it increase our ability to see at extremely high resolution? Sorry for the noob questions.