But Hubble is giving people a chance to vote on what they want it to point at this spring. The even is part of the International Year of Astronomy. There are six choice. One is a star forming region, two are planetary nebula (dying stars, much like our Sun will look in 5 or 6 billion years), a spiral galaxy, an edge on galaxy, and a pair of interacting galaxies.
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I know which one I want to see imaged and will vote early and often (hey, I was born in Chicago!)
Reprinted with permission from the Half-Astrophysicist Blog.
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I voted!
ReplyDeleteI haven't the faintest idea of where to point it, but I do have a question: if you look through the wrong end of the Hubble telescope, does everything look really, really tiny?
ReplyDeleteI voted! But it said my email address was invalid. :(
ReplyDeleteNo orbs, your eye just looks HUGE!
ReplyDeleteI voted. I hope to see the star forming region. Heck, we are close enough to Chicago to pick up a few bad habits. I already coast through most stop signs... :>
I will vote and vote and vote...
ReplyDeletedone the deed.
ReplyDeleteokayyyyyy says my other email is invalid too. Someone is going to have to let me know which one wins.. and .. did my vote count?
ReplyDeleteorbs, just choose the one you want to see in Hubble Telescope Technicolor...all votes are valid.
ReplyDeleteDon't know why it won't take your vote, DA. Hope you get through.