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Il aurait au moins pu se confectionner un petit lit de PQ...

merci!

Ca l'aurait empêché de se gerber dessus, tu crois?

Ca aurait simplement intensifié le caractère ridicule de la situation et, par là même, illustré une honte célèbre du topic idoine

 
euh.... attention, tu dis des bêtises la... Tout se joue sur la différence de lumière ...
 
ta surface est éclairée par trois sources lumineuses.  
Donc elle est éclairée à une puissance "3x"
Sauf dans la zone d'ombre provoquée par le mas ou a la place d'une puissance 3x tu auras du 2x... La différence de lumière provoque l'ombre .
 
 

 
 
La différence entre 2x et 3x n'est pas aussi marquée que sur l'exemple.

je ne la vois pas  

Le soleil...
 
 

A sweeping prominence, a huge cloud of relatively cool dense plasma is seen suspended in the Sun's hot, thin corona. At times, promineces can erupt, escaping the Sun's atmosphere. Emission in this spectral line shows the upper chromosphere at a temperature of about 60,000 degrees K (over 100,000 degrees F). Every feature in the image traces magnetic field structure. The hottest areas appear almost white, while the darker red areas indicate cooler temperatures. (Courtesy of SOHO/EIT consortium)  
 

Detailed closeup of magnetic structures on the Sun's surface, seen in the H-alpha wavelength on August 22, 2003. (Swedish 1-m Solar Telescope (SST) operated by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Oddbjorn Engvold, Jun Elin Wiik, Luc Rouppe van der Voort) #
 

Image of an active solar region taken on July 24, 2002 near the eastern limb of the Sun. The image highlights the three-dimensional nature of the photosphere when seen at these large angles. The structures in the dark sunspots in the upper central area of the image show distinct elevation above the dark "floor" of the sunspot. The height of the structures has been estimated by Dr. Bruce Lites of the High Altitude Observatory to be between 200 and 450 km. The smallest resolvable features in the image are about 70 km in size. There are also numerous bright "faculae" visible on the edges of granules that face towards the observer. (Prof. Goran Scharmer/Dr. Mats G. Löfdahl/Institute for Solar Physics of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences) #
 

The total solar eclipse of February 16, 1980 was photographed from Palem, India, by a research team from the High Altitude Observatory of the National Center for Atmospheric Research. The photograph of the solar corona was taken with a camera system developed by Gordon A. Newkirk, Jr. This specialized instrument photographs the corona in red light, 6400 A -- through a radially graded filter that suppresses the bright inner corona in order to show the much fainter streamers of the outer corona in the same photograph. (Rhodes College, Memphis, Tennessee / High Altitude Observatory (HAO), University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)) #
 

The planet Venus is seen by NASA's TRACE satellite, at the start of its transit across the sun on June 8, 2004. (NASA/TRACE) #
 

A view of a sunspot and granules on the Sun's surface, seen in the H-alpha wavelength on August 4, 2003. (Swedish 1-m Solar Telescope (SST) operated by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Göran Scharmer and Kai Langhans, ISP) #
 

Solar flares produce seismic waves in the Sun's interior that closely resemble those created by earthquakes on our planet. On May 27, 1998, researchers observed this flare-generated solar quake that contained about 40,000 times the energy released in the great earthquake that devastated San Francisco in 1906, equivalent to an 11.3 magnitude earthquake, scientists calculated. Over the course of an hour, the solar waves traveled for a distance equal to 10 Earth diameters before fading into the fiery background of the Sun's photosphere. Unlike water ripples that travel outward at a constant velocity, the solar waves accelerated from an initial speed of 22,000 miles per hour to a maximum of 250,000 miles per hour before disappearing. (Courtesy of SOHO/EIT consortium. SOHO is a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA) #
 

Hinode (formerly known as Solar-B) successfully captured a massive solar flare on 13 December 2006. It was one of the largest flares occurring in that period of solar activity minimum. (JAXA/NASA/PPARC) #
 

The image shows the corona for a moderately active Sun, with some (red) hot active regions in both hemispheres, surrounded by the (blue/green) cooler plasma of the quiet-Sun corona. Notice also the north polar-crown filament, the trans-equatorial loops, and the coronal hole in the south-east (lower-right) corner of the image and the smaller one over the north pole. This image shows the solar corona in a false-color, 3-layer composite: the blue, green, and red channels show the 171Å, 195Å, and 284Å wavelengths, respectively (most sensitive to emission from 1, 1.5, and 2 million degree gases). (TRACE Project, Stanford-Lockheed Institute for Space Research, NASA) #
 

On November 8, 2006, Mercury is seen, beginning a transit in front of the Sun. (NASA/TRACE) #
 
 
Source et encore plus d'images

Bah après on peut utiliser des lumières de différentes couleurs ^^

sinon avec des aiguilles ça marche pas mal aussi...

Ca ressemble mais c'est pas les miennes

Surement déjà passé 1000 fois, mais comme je regarde ce tomik que depuis une 100/200 pages !  
 

 
 

http://forum.hardware.fr/hfr/Discu [...] 4077_1.htm ?

 
Déjà faite  

Flûte, c'est les pages grilled ou quoi ?  

ya deja des émeutes à cause des résultats des élections présidentielles ?
 
quelle bande de mauvais perdants ces blacks  

 
 
Non mais genre 2 heures après le post, déjà quoté en plus, tu crois être original? T'es sur HFR là  

Coquille du site Mac rectifiée depuis :  
 

Inédit!

 
Sur ce topic il me semble bien que ce soit dejà culte  !    

 
Ha parce que t'as vraiment cru que l'image était inédite?

 
Sur ce présent topic oui    

Bon ok yen a marre, maintenant chacun amène ses saucisses    
 

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Mea Culpa Carpe Diem et Tutti quanti !  

 
Repost  

 
Tiens je vais me rematter Sunshine, du coup

drapal

       
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Y en a au moins une dans le lot qui ne sera pas un "repost" a tes yeux je le souhaite !
 

superbe série sur le solein page précédente. Merci jesépluki

 
 
Le kit barbecue    
Juste awesome !
 
quota:

Potentiel de smiley over 9000    

 
 
 Effectivement  
 
 
Par contre, le taureau est pas mal.

 
 
HANNNNNN §§§§§§§§§§§
 
T'a chopé ca ou ?    

Coquin

 
 
c'est qui ?    

Putain, la série sur le Soleil  
 
Vénus et la Lune font pâle figure à côté
 

 

 
 
 
Sinon, dernière connerie à la mode, le ragedog:
 

 

 

 

ça ressemble pas trop à un éléphant

 
 
Laisse-moi deviner ... Ca vient de 4 chan ?