I am excited myself about these images even though Betelgeuse and Antares make me dizzy. Thanks for posting. (For some reason, the link to my post doesn't work. Google idiosyncracy?)
A bit of esoterica about the name Betelgeuse. It is a faulty transcription from the Arabic. Apparently, the first letter should have been a Y but the transcriber overlooked a dot in the Arabic letter (bad eyesight?) which turned it into a B.
I am excited myself about these images even though Betelgeuse and Antares make me dizzy. Thanks for posting. (For some reason, the link to my post doesn't work. Google idiosyncracy?)
ReplyDeleteA bit of esoterica about the name Betelgeuse. It is a faulty transcription from the Arabic. Apparently, the first letter should have been a Y but the transcriber overlooked a dot in the Arabic letter (bad eyesight?) which turned it into a B.
I thought you might want to know (grin).
Arghh!
ReplyDeleteTranscription should have been transliteration.
I'll fix it - thanks!
ReplyDelete(Usually I check links ----)
Yes, those images are incredible.
Should be working now.
ReplyDeletewow
ReplyDeleteI just looked at the sequence.
(working too fast last night to study it)
I actually didn't know Mars was so small compared to the Earth.
And looking at the sun compared to Sirius, Pollux, etc.---