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Am 15.03.2017 um 13:23 schrieb Thomas de Groot:
> Yes indeed. I intend to add some brighter stars. Otherwise, the idea is
> that we are in a part of the galaxy much brighter than our own and that
> star clusters are also visible in daylight, like in this image. The
> 'moon' is intended to be in a much earlier phase of development with
> lava fields and impacts highlighted.
Fun fact: Contrary to popular belief, celestial structures whose
apparent size exceeds the resolution of an image sensor (eye, camera or
whatever) do /not/ exhibit an increase in "pixel brightness" as you get
closer(*). They just exhibit an increase in apparent size.
(*Unless you traverse dust clouds as you approach.)
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