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CALIFORNIA - An image released by NASA shows a solar eclipse that is claimed to have never seen before. Through the help of the Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) and the data Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) NASA, the U.S. Antarctic scientist's body resemble the appearance of the space object to make it more interesting.
Reported Universetoday, Thursday (06/13/2013), this is the first time a solar eclipse image 'dramatic' was created. The picture shows the moon with three-dimensional display that covers most of the Sun area.
Scott Wiessinger and Ernie Wright of the Goddard Space Flight Center's Scientific Visualization Studio using the data SDO and LRO. They created a model of the Moon that are matched with the perspective of transi lunar SDO on October 7, 2010.
They must accurately match data with precise timing, as well as for the second point of view separate spacecraft. Thus, the end result of the Sun and the Moon's appearance can look very realistic.
"The result looks very neat," said Wiessinger. He said, this picture is a good example through SDO image data, involving the spacecraft position accuracy, the information about the Moon, the Moon's surface elevation maps and others.
Image data from both spacecraft (SDO and LRO) has a high resolution. If done zooming on LRO image, it will look topography such as mountains and craters Moon.
This picture shows what can be seen on the moon from space. It is claimed to be a unique and comprehensive view of the ever invented.
Source: techno.okezone.com
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