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The wild thing is that, if I understand it correctly, if you were floating in a spacesuit at the same spot you'd also see that resolution (likely highly distort
by jcims 2mo ago
The wild thing is that, if I understand it correctly, if you were floating in a spacesuit at the same spot you'd also see that resolution (likely highly distorted) with the naked eye.
- JumpCrisscross 2mo ago> if you were floating in a spacesuit at the same spot you'd also see that resolution (likely highly distorted) with the naked eye …would you? The lensing would occur right at the apparent surface of the sun.
- jcims 2mo agoYou would still need the sun shield in place obv.
- JumpCrisscross 2mo agoI'm genuinely curious for someone less lazy than I to do the trigonometry. My gut feeling is these would be tiny apparitions on the edge of the disc. Not visible to the naked eye, even with a shield.
- fc417fc802 2mo agoSimilar to using everyday objects as pinhole cameras. At certain specific distances and angles my blinds offer magnification of small bits of the trees outside.