Gordan Ugarković

@ugordan.bsky.social

I used to dabble in image processing, mostly with NASA's Cassini spacecraft data. Software engineer by day.

These two images aren't much to look at, but I wanted to point out that Uranus and Neptune really don't look very different. It's been an accident and miscommunication/misinterpretation by the press during VGR2 flybys that Uranus was noticeably green and Neptune was dark blue. flic.kr/p/J8aWsJ

Ice Giants in September 2015

Approximately natural color Hubble telescope views of Uranus (left) and Neptune. The same WFC3 filter combinations (F657N, F547M and F467M) were processed in an identical manner, retaining the relativ...

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So I'm looking at Venus and the Moon getting low on the horizon right now, and I get the most convincing proof that the human eye has that infamous blind spot. Looking through my left eye at Venus, the Moon literally disappears unless I look away in any direction. Wild.