Largest Ever Digital Survey of the Milky Way Released
Several readers have written to tell us that an international team of over fifty astronomers from around the globe have created the largest ever digital survey of the Milky Way. IPHAS (INT/WFC Photometric H-alpha Survey of the Northern Galactic Plane) is an image survey designed to show large-scale structure within our galaxy. IPHAS data is being released by utilizing technology from the UK government funded open source project Astrogrid. Some of the images are quite spectacular.
52% of stars surveyed said they were in favor of equality for dark matter
41% were opposed
7% had no opinion
Margin of error 2.7%
This is the first time they've sent people door-to-door in the case of unanswered questionnaires.
Can you post a link to your desktop so we can all see the image.
/. thinks it's OK to link to some large image file on some little server somewhere.
I really hate when
I also have it set on my screen at work as my background. It creates such a nice glow.
> I suddenly saw gravity as a sort of surface tension,
> trying to bring everything back together into a nice,
> neutral sphere. I also suddenly saw the dark energy
> as the momentum of the thrower and the dark energy
> as the buffeted air through which the splash disperses.
Were you both completely stoned at the time?
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And the "surveys" that some livejournal users clutter up their pages with.
If the Milky Way had a livejournal, would it fill it up with digital surveys of such questions as
"What shape are you? Spiral, elliptical, or irregular?"
and
"What is your spectrum?"
Hopefully I didn't put any [] around my words.
Good thing it's just a digital survey. I don't think there's a glove big enough for a digital probe.
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