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Peter writes in –
It’s a huge disappointment: the best eye candy on earth causes blindness. And it’s a little hard to see, even as our closest star. Enter NASA, with the solution: the first-ever stereo three-dimensional images of the sun.
You’ll need red-and-cyan glasses, which you can buy or make. (See NASA’s great guide to how this works and where to buy / how to make.) The good news: in addition to still images, there’s video, too. I dare you to make an all 3D set. And, clearly, if you do, you’ll need some NASA sun imagery in there. I mean, come on.
Staring at the Sun, Now in 3D – [via] – Link
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C’mon! We all know I beat them to it!!!
http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2006/09/john_cabrer_beats_nasa_to_the.html
I’ll be the first to admit, my method is actually combining two separate moments in time to produce the three dimensional image, while NASA can take simultaneous snapshots of a single event from two vantage points.
They used launch vehicles and exotic orbits. I used TIME TRAVEL!
don’t stare at the sun….. it’s rude…