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you are free to create your own as NASA observatories release their imagery free to the public as they were paid for with the public's money from taxes. the pro
by dylan604 10mo ago
you are free to create your own as NASA observatories release their imagery free to the public as they were paid for with the public's money from taxes. the problem with creating timelapse videos would be if the platform viewed the same object at least annually to see the changes.
- tocs3 10mo agoI have often thought about looking through archives but has not been easy for me (don' know how to) search though years of data for multiple views (years apart) of the same objects. I have been wondering about binary star systems. I think some of them are human scale orbital periods.
- dylan604 10mo agoI did this for SOHO to create timelapse footage of a specific filter. It was the first time I weaponized the use of cUrl (I guess officaly making me a hacker at the same time). The SOHO archive is very easy to parse as it has a very structured folder layout. I would hope that the other platform archives are similar.