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A lot of the photos that get passed around “from space” are just fakes and concept art. If you doubt it then find your favorite space image and locate the source and details.
The scientist who posted a viral photo that he said captured a distant star and was taken by the James Webb telescope is apologizing — admitting the image was, in fact, a slice of chorizo. https://t.co/jVTxBOJgQU pic.twitter.com/McQVx9z1XO
— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) August 8, 2022
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I know this is a dumb rant, but there is just so much fake in the world. I get sort if tired of being “entertained” …especially when the real thing is far better.
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Darren Farris
Just here for the free stuff...
I should say something about myself here. Maybe later.
My name is Darren Farris not Darren Ferris ...not Darin Farris...not Ferris Buller ...not Bobby Darin ... not James Darren ... not Darren Hayes ...not Darius Rucker ...not Darrin Stevens ... not Darren Criss and not Dionne Farris.
Just getting it out of the way.
Don’t get me wrong. I like concept and digitally enhanced
space art, but it should be labeled as art or digitally enhanced. It gives a false perception of what we really know about deep space. There is sufficient “real” unaltered photography. Art and science are two different folders.