bir yıl süreyle bir epic camera üzerinden takibi yapılan dünyanın görüntüleri aşağıdaki videoda. ikinci videoda ise ilk videodan alıntı yapılarak, dünyaya ait yedi görüntü paylaşımı yapılmış. bu arada yorumları da okuyun. ilginç yorumlar var. güzel animasyon diyen de var, gerçekçi bulmayan da var. bir yıl içerisinde ay iki kere mi görünüyor diyeni de var, var da var yani.. ayrıca bu çekimin nasıl yapıldığını da okuyun. spoiler vereyim. nasıl gizleriz bu cümleyi? "öyle kamerayı çevirdim dünyaya, bastım düğmesine kaydettim" şeklinde değil. SciNewsyoutube NASA's EPIC camera aboard NOAA's DSCOVR satellite recorded a full year of life on Earth from its orbit at Lagrange point 1, approximately 1 million miles from Earth. The colors shown are the best estimate of what a human sitting at the location of EPIC would see. EPIC takes at least one set of images about every two hours. The camera records each set in 10 different wavelengths. At least three separate wavelengths--red, green, and blue--are combined to produce this color view.
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