• IndiBrony@lemmy.world
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    23 days ago

    Given Trump’s bullshit, frankly, I just want to come in here and appreciate the absolute beauty of our world and its neighbour. I really fear what’s about to happen.

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            23 days ago

            they fucked up the toilet within hours of launch. nasa if you have been reading me making fun of you I am available for consult on a design for a hose-based toilet that if it breaks, you’ve fucked up the entire spaceship on gods how did this fuck up.

            i’m surprised they brought 10 days of shitbags but here we are

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                23 days ago

                they have to pee in bags for reasons. I don’t think we got or will get a full explanation on how the shitter broke until splashdown

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                  23 days ago

                  Maybe that dehydrated food didn’t agree with them. Imagine being that guy to have clogged the spaceship’s toilet for the entire trip

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          23 days ago

          I think Fantasy World is the best one, if only for the memories of my mate being grounded for calling the 0898 number for the solution to some of the puzzles.

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            23 days ago

            Fantasy World was the one I was thinking of. I had the ZX Spectrum version!

            The Fantastic Adventures of Dizzy on MegaDrive I think is one I remember fondly as well - I had the 2-in-1 cart with Cosmic Spacehead which I also loved!

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        23 days ago

        I felt bad for them that as soon as they got back in comm range they had to set up a video call and that fuckin blob was on the phone. The Canadian did slide in a nice comment about diversity before handing off the mic though, appreciated that energy

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    23 days ago

    Glamour shot or our shield. Literally - the far side of the moon absorbs many small meteorites that might otherwise hit Earth. That’s why it has no large mare, it’s just oops all craters. Artemis II found 3 new craters since the last time the far side had been mapped in detail.

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      23 days ago

      To be fair a lot of meteors hit earths atmosphere and disintegrate. Poor moon doesn’t have an atmosphere to protect it though

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      22 days ago

      These types of photos always do remind me of the fact that we live in an incredibly hostile universe. Helps me to appreciate how lucky we are to have this watery rock with a big bubble around it to live on.

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    23 days ago

    That looks like a shoe print. Considering the size of it, it can only mean…

    Big Foot confirmed!

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    23 days ago

    And we “only” had to wait half a century since the last one, during which so much money was blown up in wars that it would have paid for this mission hundred-fold.

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      22 days ago

      I know they have really high resolution cameras on board those space ships but I doubt even they would be able to get a clear picture of the White House from where they are in space.

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    23 days ago

    What the hell is an .avif format? Anyway, you can just save it as .png and that works.

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        Not arguing that PNG is the right choice, but you want something lossless for science purposes, and this is a science image.

        You can tell roughly what order the impact craters were formed by seeing what overlaps what; looks like the small impacts mostly followed the big impacts. Maybe the earth’s orbit cleared out the bigger stuff first? If you had a really good image, you might be able to work out the average impact angle, and therefore the average speed of impact, since we know the speed of the moon, and how they would intersect. Nothing’s filled with lava like it has on the near side of the moon, which makes me think these have mostly happened later in the moon’s life, when it’s cooled down a bit.

        I just love space, I’ve no education in it. I bet someone with a fancy moon science degree would be able to tell you a lot more, and they’d be poring over every pixel. Don’t want any JPEGs getting in the way of that.

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          The short answer is size. Longer answer is because of how the compression works and it’s not what it was designed for. PNG are more suited to graphics.

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      I’ve been using it as a sort of litmus test for AI images. Even at a high quality setting, AVIF compresses them down to almost nothing.
      Something to do with the lack of natural “jitter” in AI images and the way AVIF has been designed to perfectly deal with this.

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        23 days ago

        The diffusion models at least were basically designed to “remove noise from a random image until a real image emerged” so that actually makes a lot of sense, interesting

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      23 days ago

      It’s a .webp file for me.

      Chances are the program you’re using supports all this crap, and ignores the extension anyway, because far too many people just rename files to “convert” them.

      Only real way to be sure is to open it with a hex editor. The first few bytes will tell you what a file type really is.

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        23 days ago

        Lemmy probably returns images in different formats depending on what client supports (and ones with better compression take precedence).

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      It’s probably the best open format for pictures, based on the AV1 codec. Better compression than jpeg and can do lossless with better compression than png as well.

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    23 days ago

    That “highest resolution image of the moon” user on Reddit is gonna have to find a new gimmick.