Sunrise \o/

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granny

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Hangover woke me up and thenI noticed the lovely sunrise here. Piccy doesn't do it justice at all, wish I had a roll of nice slide film handy and the energy to get dressed and go drive 10 miles into the country to get a nice pic of it from atop some hill or summat :)

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amobea

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ooooh pinkbits :D

nice shot

hows the cure for lukemia going gran?
 
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mank!

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Oooh nice, pity you didn't get a better shot - would have made a great wallpaper :)
 
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S-Gray

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heh aye, i love all the colours the sky has to offer in the morning and at night... looks sexy
 
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granny

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Originally posted by amobea
hows the cure for lukemia going gran?

Put on the backburner while I perfect my army of mutated killer cloned zombie orange wavy men.
 
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Kempo

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ahhh but do you know why its the sky is red in the morning and at night? why it is blue during the day? why the sky isnt blindingly bright during the night(olbers paradox)? hmm do you? :)
:p
 
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Shocko

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Wow, that's really beautiful... I don't think i've ever seen it purple before :)


That picture's not of derby, is it? :eek:
 
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Scooba Da Bass

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Originally posted by Kempo
ahhh but do you know why its the sky is red in the morning and at night? why it is blue during the day? why the sky isnt blindingly bright during the night(olbers paradox)? hmm do you?

Yes
 
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granny

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Originally posted by Shocko
That picture's not of derby, is it? :eek:

Yeah it is, from Mackworth looking East (funny that given that it was sunrise... ;) ) towards the centre of Derby :)
 
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granny

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Originally posted by Kempo
ahhh but do you know why its the sky is red in the morning and at night? why it is blue during the day? why the sky isnt blindingly bright during the night(olbers paradox)? hmm do you? :)
:p

There's 2 reasons for the Olber's Paradox thingy - light from most of the stars in the universe simply hasn't reached us yet cos the universe isn't all that old really and secondly the universe is expanding so a lot of the light from stars that *has* reached us is modulated by red shift and therefore is negligible.

Blue sky is caused by scattering of the sun's light by the atmosphere. Long wavelength light (red) isn't absorbed much by the air and so passes by but the short wavelength blue light is absorbed & then scattered so we see the sky at day as blue (Rayleigh scattering this is). At sunrise/sunset the light has to travel further through the atmosphere and therefore even more blue light is scattered away which makes the sun look red. Also light bounces off of dust etc in the upper atmosphere and that makes the sky near the sun look red too.
 
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granny

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Oh and pollution makes really great sunrises & sunsets :p
 
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amobea

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Originally posted by granny


Put on the backburner while I perfect my army of mutated killer cloned zombie orange wavy men.

lol :)
 
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Summo

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grannytitanic.jpg



Pfft. That sucks. No skills. Plus its only relevant to the three people who played Starship Titanic. I'm going to bed.

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Col|

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Originally posted by Summo
I'm going to bed.

:(


Its now 3:30am, go to bed already Summo
Or you will have keyboard face if you don't

:bore:
 
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PR.

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Surely it would have been better to play on the independance day theme? :p

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Summo

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Oh, yeah well done PR even though that's been done 10,000 times before. Oh, well done, even though it just involved cut and paste. Yeah, you're great, PR.

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old.Fweddy

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Originally posted by Summo
Oh, yeah well done PR even though that's been done 10,000 times before. Oh, well done, even though it just involved cut and paste. Yeah, you're great, PR.

:(

Summo's jealous.
 
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amobea

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eeeey
summo at least tried alittle more than cut and pasting
he did unfortunately get confued about what to try to hide behind clouds though
 
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PR.

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Hey! :eek:

It took a lot more than cut & paste!

I had to find a large clear picture of the ship to begin with, then I had to darken the ship cos it was lit in a day scene, I had to rub out some of the ship to let the tree on the right show through. I even blurred the edges of the ship to make it look 'realistic'

More effort went into that pic than went into anything else I did that day :)

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caLLous

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Well, that's not slow... if you were standing still, that would be slow... but you're moving backwards, so it could be a lot slower...
 
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bodhi

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Originally posted by granny


There's 2 reasons for the Olber's Paradox thingy - light from most of the stars in the universe simply hasn't reached us yet cos the universe isn't all that old really and secondly the universe is expanding so a lot of the light from stars that *has* reached us is modulated by red shift and therefore is negligible.


Kind of, but dust filters out a lot of star-light aswell, meaning a lot of it from the distant stars never even gets here at all.
 
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bodhi

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bods started a degree in Astrophysics many moons ago.
 

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