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This is the first time I have seen this in close to 3d. Thanks.
dalefvictor
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Jan 8, 2019
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The first time I saw it, I was sure it was a banded agate or something.
@Hathacat I am now looking for a piece of wood that would look like this, will be difficult.
@dalefvictor You would have better luck with a stone!
@Hathacat Actually I found one today, unfortunately it is going into a project, but I at least know there will be more.
Wow, who's the artist? just kiddin.
starwatcher-al
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Jan 8, 2019
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Actually a lot of images like this are false colour shots, which go through a complex process to give an impression of what the data looks like in the visible spectrum. So there is definitely an artist’s touch involved, it’s not an entirely silly question.
@Denker Yes, the false color is used to better bring out details and study the interactions of the clouds.
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