Up all Night with SOFIA, NASA's Flying Observatory: Science on the SPOT

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  • Опубліковано 11 лис 2024

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  • @Anonymoose
    @Anonymoose 12 років тому +1

    Excellent documentary "quickie." I enjoyed the inside look at the system that gets very little in the way of media publicity.

    • @awuma
      @awuma 8 років тому

      I agree! This little documentary has very good information and demonstrates the telescope tracking nicely.

  • @shadowfax1903
    @shadowfax1903 11 років тому +1

    It is amazing to see a B747 turned in to a telescope at stratosphere... only the operational difficulties they have faced could be turned in to a documentary in my opinion ... how they operate at that height overcome the pressure difference with the new compartment at the back ... also drag differences compared to the original design of the 747 ...damn ... NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ... WHERE ARE YOU . I WANT A DOC. ABOUT THIS BABY .

  • @hipchickfitness
    @hipchickfitness 12 років тому

    ith SOFIA, astronomical observation became close at hand.. very important powerful tool

  • @tagsdaddy
    @tagsdaddy 4 роки тому

    Why dont you use Hubble

    • @stevenbekasov7789
      @stevenbekasov7789 3 роки тому

      Hubble uses visible light waves which may sometimes not provide enough data, thats where SOFIA comes in using infared waves to look at things we otherwise would never see. The video actually explains this.

    • @tagsdaddy
      @tagsdaddy 3 роки тому

      @@stevenbekasov7789 lmbo x10 okay lol 🤣🤣🤣

    • @tagsdaddy
      @tagsdaddy 3 роки тому

      @@stevenbekasov7789 the vatican's Lucifer telescope can do more than that..

    • @stevenbekasov7789
      @stevenbekasov7789 3 роки тому

      @@tagsdaddy unfortunately not, this telescope you are talking about is at ground level where a lot of moisture and atmospheric disturbances can have major impacts on image quality. SOFIA flies above 99% of water moisture and wind where it can impact images, this allows it to take more precise readings.

    • @tagsdaddy
      @tagsdaddy 3 роки тому

      @@stevenbekasov7789 yeah i memorized all of that as well. You mentioned Hubble used visual light to image and sofia sees non visible light, just as the Lucifer telescope at the Vatican does. Still makes absolutely no sense, why not put up 1 of those magical satellites instead of waisting a million dollars a flight for..... what has it givin us in return for this budget... or maybe ALL of Hubble's pictures were taken from Sofia. I know I know crazy conspiracy lol but then again you do believe a government run facility is doing something absolutely right and totally transparent with the truth to the funding public lol it's truly a miracle you found one agency

  • @lobosalvaje180
    @lobosalvaje180 12 років тому

    Thank God for scientists!!!!!!!

  • @ramans11
    @ramans11 12 років тому

    will this work on an Airship?

    • @awuma
      @awuma 8 років тому +2

      An airship doesn't fly very high (probably 15-20 thousand feet tops), whereas to be useful you need to go at least to about 40,000 like SOFIA. Also, it would be hard to mount a telescope on the top of an airship, while below the view is blocked by the hull. On the other hand, balloons are extensively used, going above 100,000 feet, and able to stay up there for weeks (e.g. circumnavigating Antarctica). Look up Project BOOMERANG for a successful example.

  • @rickeldridge2878
    @rickeldridge2878 5 років тому

    "The Real Hubble Telescope"!!!!!

  • @gfdfperte4248
    @gfdfperte4248 8 років тому +6

    SO THERE IS NO HUBBLE JUST THIS AIRPLANE AND TELESCOPE.

    • @vladimirnovakovic3043
      @vladimirnovakovic3043 8 років тому +1

      yep

    • @gfdfperte4248
      @gfdfperte4248 8 років тому

      wow if this is true how does NASA get away with it. Are you sure there are no pictures taken from earth based telescopes of the Hubble if true NASA sucks

    • @vladimirnovakovic3043
      @vladimirnovakovic3043 8 років тому +2

      Gfdf Perte , well the world is run by the "Great masters of lies", so that's what we get. What can we do?

    • @gfdfperte4248
      @gfdfperte4248 8 років тому

      with all the tech out there why cannot we disprove some of this.

    • @vladimirnovakovic3043
      @vladimirnovakovic3043 8 років тому

      Gfdf Perte
      " why cannot we disprove some of this."
      well, I think it is happening, tech being used primarily for the social networks, or like the nikon p900 to prove no curvature, etc.
      The cat is out of the bag now. Only a revolution/war (which they created all of them since they made the cromwell's revolution) might postpone the process. We'll see

  • @hauntedhose
    @hauntedhose 8 років тому +1

    they explain stars with computer graphics...never real photography...gotta love the bullplop