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THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 28th February 2006
Your bandwidth can't handle it. Your RAM can't handle it!
http://www.spacetelescope.org/images/original/heic0602a.tif
Be GLAD I did not embed that.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Great Rumbler - 28th February 2006
There's no way I'm going to set here and download that thing.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 28th February 2006
C'mon! It's only a 400 megabyte TIF image!
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - A Black Falcon - 28th February 2006
... I'm glad I didn't click it... 400MB? Ridiculous...
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 28th February 2006
Actually I just rounded it... DOWN!
And by the way, it may be that size, but if you can handle it, you get a truly detailed image of a galaxy type thing.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Great Rumbler - 28th February 2006
The resolution on that image must be huge.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 28th February 2006
Specifically, 12,000 x 16,000
Quote:The picture above is a stunning new release from Hubble (click it for a higher-res version). It’s almost as awesome as the galaxy itself: the original image is 12,000 x 16,000 pixels in size, making it the largest image of a spiral galaxy ever produced. The images span nearly a decade and were originally taken for several different projects (it was nice to see the name of my old friend Kip Kuntz as the head of one of those projects; he assisted me way back when on my very first trip to Baltimore to work on Hubble data for my PhD). It took 54 separate Hubble pointing to span the face of this galaxy.
If you have the stomach (and the broadband) for it, you can download the 455 megabyte full-resolution version, but you’d have to be insane. On my monitor, it would be ten screens in width and 20 in height!
Here's a piddly WUSS version! <img src="http://www.badastronomy.com/pix/bablog/2006/hubble_m101.jpg">
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Geno - 1st March 2006
My computer is a piece of crap. It could never handle that. That is awesome though.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Sacred Jellybean - 1st March 2006
I tried to download it yesterday (here at work) and got no luck, but only because the program that tried to open it fucked up. I was going to go into the Temp Internet files to fish it out, but I had to leave. So today, I unwittingly cleared all my Temp Internet files, so I have to download it again.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 1st March 2006
Save to desktop this time, rather than doing a direct open.
Right click to save it rather than open it.
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Sacred Jellybean - 1st March 2006
Yeah, that's what I did.
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer won't even touch it, and Microsoft Office Document imagining just gives me a black screen (with an error message that says, "One or more pages of this could not be viewed).
Here's the result of Microsoft Office Picture Manager trying to open it:
THE image file, the template from which other image files were WROUGHT - Dark Jaguar - 1st March 2006
What, those don't support TIF files? Try Paint Shop.
Also, a gig of ram has it's uses.