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En fait c'est le code de ma ceinture de chasteté... Si t'es tenté
 

 
Ah oui pas con. Mais en cliquant ou en allant sur le site tu devrais avoir l'image originelle, si t'as la motiv...

non mais ça n'est pas l'image originelle justement, qui doit être plus grande (là ta montagne ferait 300m environ, au lieu des 2 000)
ce qui est marrant c'est justement qu'avec ce genre de paysages on manque complètement de repères et qu'il est impossible de dire si ce relief fait 10 centimètres ou 2 kilomètres  

La montagne lunaire, image source (enfin seulement un morceau ), cliquable :
 

 
sachant que c'est une vue de biais, on a du mal à distinguer les pixels de base - qui font donc 1.5m de côté... ça veut dire que les gravillons tout en bas à droite de l'image font grosso merdo la taille d'un arbre déjà respectable...

Ha oui ok
Mais je reste étonné car quand on voit des photos de labo d'astronomes, ils ont plus souvent l'air de travailler sur des formats d'images "timbre poste dégueulassement pixelisé" que "plafond chapelle Sixtine".

Bon je viens de voir que l'image dont ils parlent en disant "appear in the highest resolution version at 1.5 meters per pixel." est linké ici et pour le coup ouais elle est plus grande.  

Edit: Alors l'image du message au dessus n'en finit pas de charger mais j'imagine que je suis  . En tout cas sur mon lien ça vaut le coup de zoomer et de laisser la connexion travailler un peu.

J'ouvre le tif de 200 mo sous photoshop, c'est mieux

Sinon je peux la passer en jpeg, 25 Mo, ça rame moins sous Zindoz
 
Edit: full-res, lien direct, 23.2 MB jpeg : http://sqfp.info/public/Full.jpg

 
Merci pour moi  
 
Mais Rulez sous SSD !  

Éclipse totale de Lune du 15 juin 2011, c'est pourtant écrit dediou
Info : la Voie Lactée n'est pas visible durant une éclipse totale de Soleil, même avec une pose longue

Haha oui je suis vraiment trop laid  
Bon ça m'apprendra à lire plusieurs pages en même temps. J'ai fait un beau mélange de la date de parution de la vidéo et de je sais pas quoi.
J'édite quand même parce que c'est vraiment trop stupide
En tout cas merci de ta remarque

La boule au sommet de la montagne c'est une meterorite intacte ?

http://31.img.v4.skyrock.net/31d/m [...] 1692_1.jpg

 
"This is the law", ça me fait toujours penser au Sgt. Pepper    

Clemlegrand

Ah oui là les galaxies ça a quand même plus de gueule que tes bourdons à six pattes du Nicaragua.  
 

 
Apparemment celle de droite aussi

Clem    

sur la page de news de yahoo

Winona Ryder, sur le tournage de Beetlejuice.
 
EDIT: grillé.

 
Cultissime  

ca me fait penser à un film récent avec kevin cosner :  the new daughter

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c'est pas transcendant mais ca se regarde bien.

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windows media player qui repond, ca c'est etonnant  

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Photos by Viktor Lyagushkin

Dell Inspiron 8100, mon ancien ordi portable Increvable cette bête là (sauf au niveau du clavier... ce qui pourrait expliquer le deuxième clavier )
 
...Par contre y'as quelqu'un pour lui montrer Fn+F7 pour passer en plein écran avec le scaling de la carte graphique/de l'écran ? Ça me démange depuis que j'ai vu la photo tout à l'heure

 
  Ce déjeuner !!!!
 
(c'est sa langue ce gros machin ??? )

Quota trous (avec surement quelques repost )
 
Kimberley Big Hole - South Africa

 

 

 
Monticello Dam - California

 

 
Mirny Diamond Mine - Serbia

 

 
The Diavik Diamond Mine - Canada

 
Bingham Canyon Mine - Utah

 

 
Great Blue Hole - Belize

 

 
Sinkhole - Guatemala

 

 
 

 
Toute vérité n'est pas bonne à dire

 
Nan en bas c'est sa maison