无线电波段的天空!
The Radio Sky: Tuned to 408MHzCredit: C. Haslam et al., MPIfR, SkyView
Explanation: Tune your radio telescope to 408MHz (408 million cycles per second) and check out the Radio Sky! In the 1970s large dish antennas at three radio observatories, Jodrell Bank, MPIfR, and Parkes Observatory, were used to do just that - the data were combined to map the entire sky. Near this frequency, cosmic radio waves are generated by high energy electrons spiraling along magnetic fields. In the resulting false color image, the galactic plane runs horizontally through the center, but no stars are visible. Instead, many of the bright sources near the plane are distant pulsars, star forming regions, and supernova remnants, while the grand looping structures are pieces of bubbles blown by local stellar activity. External galaxies like Centaurus A, located above the plane to the right of center, and the LMC (below and right) also shine in the Radio Sky.
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/image/0502/408_allsky_big.gif 顶
! :mrgreen: 就象用鱼眼镜头拍银河 不是很明白。。。 :?: 这个图~~~ :shock: 很熟啊 好血腥哦! :mrgreen: 好血腥哦! :mrgreen:
不要总把事情想的那么坏! 用一双不同的眼睛看世界,一个新奇而又熟悉的世界!
好图! 漂亮,椭圆圆的很齐 老大出土的东西就是不一样啊..... 老大出土的东西就是不一样啊.....出土~~ :? 强,就一个字 :shock: :shock: :shock: 怎么看不到啊 可以看到啊 刷新刷新 呵呵,看后第一感觉:像是在微波炉中正在被加热的并且即将爆炸的西红柿!!! 8) 可能换上一幅不同的镜片 我们的宇宙就是一个西红柿! 看不到图,
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