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It's not the wavelengths that are the problem but the exposure times; even with our best sensors we still need long exposures to capture compelling images of ga
by danparsonson 2y ago
It's not the wavelengths that are the problem but the exposure times; even with our best sensors we still need long exposures to capture compelling images of galaxies and nebulae. I don't think it will ever be possible in real time.
- naikrovek 2y agothat's not a problem with displaying that information. the post you replied to is not wanting to see like Geordi LaForge from Star Trek: The Next Generation; in real time. they're (at least I think they are) wanting to visualize already captured information, such as x-ray and radio emissions overlaid a view of the night sky.
- danparsonson 2y ago> ...I want to see what I would perceive if we e.g. gene therapied a few extra cones into our eyes to see more of the EM spectrum. Maybe I misunderstood this part then?