It's as "real" as the half dozen that came before in /r/jameswebb.

.. Except with sharpening that surrounds stars with nebula-sucking black rings (greyscale is raw imaging): https://i.imgur.com/dBYr1Eb.gif

This is no official release, she writes "credits" like that to give herself false impression of association on her Photoshops of misregistered products.

Check out this funky tune you've not heard before, from her own album that took 20 years for her to see a penny from the record company: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7R0O3ntaeI

Much more likely Charlie Blackwell-Thompson, NASA's first female launch director for the mission. The whole program is being used to put first women in places.

Radio, ultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays, visible light: they are all electromagnetic waves. Yes.

So said the report and the post in this same subreddit -- six days ago. This telephone game from gizmodo a week later is unnecessary.

Wavefront error seen in a bizarre artifact I discovered in imagery: https://i.imgur.com/eXAYzjf.png

Mods will kick you out for commenting about asterisms in a constellation thread. ;)

Of course its a reposting and reposting spammer looking to make a buck, my bot bro.

2014+ Ford 1.0L ecoboost also is a three-cylinder engine with direct-acting bucket camshaft. It, however, is dual-overhead-cam, and quite unusual in having a oiled timing belt, oil-powered variable valve timing, belt-driven oil pump, and over 200% the power output of a Geo.

Here's a video with multiple angles of internal engine operation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFj5UIZx2cE

(*) The intellectual property I infringed on to spam and make a buck.

Original credit is 1997 cartoon: https://i.imgur.com/oYpeWwl.jpg

and it forgot one (some OC): https://i.imgur.com/B6fmia8.jpg

The great thing about this headline is I have no idea which of four options is on drugs.

Whereas in America, you can steal 50000 Bitcoin in 2012 (from a guy now in prison for life for subverting big pharma), and then the feds bust you with headlines claiming you stole billions ("we wanted to steal that money!").

Audio-Technica of the 80s made products in Japan. These now are licensed OEM turntables made by Taiwan or China manufacturers such as Hanpin or Ya Horng.

Our new mascot! https://i.imgur.com/gzXwJ46.jpg

The camera was complete and taking pictures of broccoli in 2020: https://www6.slac.stanford.edu/news/2020-09-08-sensors-world-largest-digital-camera-snap-first-3200-megapixel-images-slac.aspx

Same problem, in a thread with another problem. https://www.reddit.com/r/iPadPro/comments/v3fjpy/comment/iaydaek/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Might be able to hit the areas with a hair dryer or heat gun until they are pliable, and re-shape them. With enough heat, they might shrinky-dink on their own (block the speaker ports with tape or foil).

It means that the article writer is a hype man for an auction house stretching the truth.

These are prints, but consider that for photographic prints to be made, one has to take the film negative that went to the moon, load it into a darkroom enlarger, and print on photo paper. Nothing is said about the provenance of the reproduction, which could be from a contact copy of the film, or copy of prints for public dissemination by the thousands (while not using bulk printing and screening technology).

The links are m3u or pls files for direct streaming to Winamp or other players. I just found that the latest Firefox was trying to save them. You have to save one, then in the Firefox download list, right click, and select "always open similar files". Then your associated player like VLC will open the stream link.

One can also review "application" in browser settings to see how file extensions are handled, and set the associated application.

Some are indeed no longer working, often because the site has gone to some non-stream-rippable in-browser player or app, perhaps for those with phones etc that are confused by advanced technology of the past, or so that they can serve up ads and tracking.

This might help you understand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSPuRXkUWoU

You can go back to Hollaback Girl for profoundly simple cheerleader beats.

"No social media links" - so post an article reporting on someone's twitter?

There's already a site with thousands upon thousands.

http://www.publicradiofan.com/cgibin/statsearch.pl?format=student&lang=

These are already rule-breakers. They won't post in any thread made for it.

Far fewer than one might imagine. We have a lookback time over 10 billion years in those that are beyond the galactic cluster, less time to evolve from the complex elements of multiple generations of starstuff. They are looking at a Milky Way billions of years before the Earth formed.

They could certainly be handled better than they currently are in STScI pipeline processing. Here is just one filter of this observation: an area with full coverage of the four dithers, made of exposures with ten integration groups each... and we still get the halo rings of poorly-removed "snowballs" peppering our picture:

https://i.imgur.com/aVEQDWB.jpg

Now overlay six layers of that.

And here's an animated GIF of the exposures that make up a dithering, with the constant sparkles and some incidental streaks of lower energy cosmic rays that should have been cleaned by earlier ramp jump detection, becoming a background noise:

https://i.imgur.com/lE8Yqyl.gif

You can see some of this in a square at the center of the left edge of the Abell image with low dither coverage.

In the last frame of the GIF, see both a "removed" snowball in the middle, and an unremoved blob at the lower edge.

The solution is many more shorter dither observations, and processing that takes a comprehensive start-to-end removal strategy.