It was also the world's first HD images of the Earth from about 380,000 km away in space.
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/11/20071113_kaguya_e.html
Moving image of the Moon shot by the HDTV camera (480X270px, no audio, 1xSpeed)
'Earth-rise' and 'Earth-set' images were taken by the KAGUYA
'Earth-rise' and 'Earth-set' images were taken by the KAGUYA
The onboard high definition camera of the moon explorer "KAGUYA", which is under initial functional verification, successfully acquired the world's first high definition images of an "Earth-rise" and "Earth-set".
It was also the world's first HD images of the Earth from about 380,000 km away in space.
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/11/20071113_kaguya_e.html
Moving image of the Moon shot by the HDTV camera (480X270px, no audio, 1xSpeed)
It was also the world's first HD images of the Earth from about 380,000 km away in space.
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/11/20071113_kaguya_e.html
Moving image of the Moon shot by the HDTV camera (480X270px, no audio, 1xSpeed)
Last edited by JetCrow on 13.11.2007, 12:20, edited 1 time in total.
Yes, very interesting images and link, thank you JetCrow.
BTW, they made a big mistake here:
Obviously the T and W Field of View (FOC) data in the Table 1 are inverted.
Bye
Andrea
BTW, they made a big mistake here:
- Table 1: Major Characteristics of the HDTC
HDTV
Camera Charactor
Sensor: CCD(1920?—1080: valid pxcels)
Number of chips: 3 chips
Prism: Three primary colors spectrum by Dichroic Prism
Lens: Fixed lenses (T: tele camera, W: wide camera)
Field of view T: 51.23?°(horizontal) 30.17?°(vertical)
(FOC) W: 15.60?°(horizontal) 8.80?°(vertical)
Obviously the T and W Field of View (FOC) data in the Table 1 are inverted.
Bye
Andrea
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Watch online in HD
http://www.discoverychannel.ca/shows/sh ... x?sid=5180
When watching from outside of Canada, use Canadian proxy.
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For those in the US...
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2007/11/12/moon-high-def.html
...but no movie, just a short article and a picture. What a shame.
http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2007/11/12/moon-high-def.html
...but no movie, just a short article and a picture. What a shame.
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RVS wrote:
Nice! looks pretty much like JetCrow's first image! I don't suppose we'll have 3ds or CMOD mountains on the moon any time soon? (We'll have to eventually when the lunar base gets built. At least.... we should. I'm sure Celestia will be more-or-less around in 2018).
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Windows 7 64 bit. Celestia 1.6.0.
AMD Athlon Processor, 1.6 Ghz, 3 Gb RAM
ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics
Orbital data of KAGUYA
About the offer of the orbit data of the moon satellite "KAGUYA (SELENE)"
http://edu.jaxa.jp/news/20071218.html
critical phase orbital data (lzh compression method)
http://edu.jaxa.jp/news/file.cgi/722.lzh?id=722
http://edu.jaxa.jp/news/20071218.html
critical phase orbital data (lzh compression method)
http://edu.jaxa.jp/news/file.cgi/722.lzh?id=722
