I'm not thinking of the strength, I trust in the durability and strength. I'm more concerned about all that "flak" in form of broken dead satellites out there. It's like trying to avoid a gunshot, only this time it's rotating, and in size of a fist...
Well, considering that the picture was taken in a distance of 5.5 million km, by a spacecraft moving aproximatly 11-12 km pr sec. by a camera, which resolution could be maximum 20 megapixel, I think it's a rather good picture...
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will be claimed in the topic of the zealotery propanda news medias 'friendly' to Microsoft, in the next few days, beware!
... the name quakenet will make sense again!
I'm not thinking of the strength, I trust in the durability and strength. I'm more concerned about all that "flak" in form of broken dead satellites out there.
It's like trying to avoid a gunshot, only this time it's rotating, and in size of a fist...
How come noone talked about that yet?
Well, considering that the picture was taken in a distance of 5.5 million km, by a spacecraft moving aproximatly 11-12 km pr sec. by a camera, which resolution could be maximum 20 megapixel, I think it's a rather good picture...
Have a nice day!