[Bit OT] Need help with finding something

[Hotfoot]

Elite II? We'll I'll be...

I'm going to follow that one up, but I'm still open to any suggestions, even if you think I've tried them before.

-Hotfoot
"With the new, improved sig."

[Hotfoot]

quote:

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Originally posted by Hotfoot:
"With the new, improved sig."[/b]

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Or not, it would seem.

Test? PC=PC+1 if Test=Fail

-Hotfoot
"Where is it?"

[dogscoff]

The BBC recently did a programme about astronomy with lots of snazzy CGI. I just had a look at the website and couldn't find any Milky Way images. Didn't look too hard though. Some interesting stuff there anyway, mind you.

One other possibilty - find the website for the Milky Way chocolate bar (Nestle I think) and maybe (just maybe) they'll have something. That is getting a bit desperate though.

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[shonae]

just a suggestion...what about the NASA website?

Ciao
Shonae

[Phoenix-D]

NASA gennerally doesn't do CGI, I think, which is what a milky way image would HAVE to be (well, CGI or other art.. you get the idea. No pictures)

Phoenix-D

[CyC]

While it is quite imposible for anyone to actually take a photo of the milkyway considering where you would have to be sitting to take the picture

Nasa and in particular the huble space telescope has taken several pictures of similar in design galaxies to our own milkyway.

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[CyC]

ok you got me wondering so much i went and had a look 20 seconds later
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/jpeg/WFPCM100Comp2.jpg

should be more there have a look around

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