Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 2632. (Read 26711016 times)

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Price on December 11th, 2017 = $17,150

Price on December 11th, 2022 = $17,150

#Bitcoin    is a stable currency.


Memeing Bitcoin

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That's a no no ....the German Chancellor is involved..

Ohhh my Gawdddd. Annoying for the forum bro....

Argentina win FiFA worldCup 2022 🏆🏆🏆.....  Argentina is strong among the few teams that are there...

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It's haiku Sunday,
Quiet here at Bitcointalk.
Including the trolls.

Did they take their meds?
Can bots even take their meds?
That's the big question.

Meanwhile, it's sideways,
The market catching its breath.
Not much doing now.

Just time to enjoy
A yummy margarita
With my lovely wife.

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It's crapto, not crypto.

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Here folks enjoy some titties 

EW No way your getting me in the same bar as JJG dude id rather be thirsty than to listen to endless blabater which could be summed up in few words


i would feel exacly like Robin  



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ2qRWPda78

Sounds like the beginning of an episode of the fictional series called something like "Bartender Suicides" 

I doubt that progress is necessarily linear.. even if there are a lot of examples of linear progress in the real world.


That's right.

You heard it correctamente.




Oh... gawd help us all..

 

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Finally i found some time to answer this.
The camera is mounted to the scope eye-end, but the ocular (eyepiece) is replaced by a corrector lens (which makes the globular-segment projection of the lenses "flat", all rays of light parallelized, for sharpness in the corner area of the camera's sensor). From the view of the camera, everything is static (to a great amount), but alignment of the base, precision of motors, drives, vibrations by wind or nearby passing heavy vehicles etc. all play into this staticness of the view. Most advanced astrophotographers use a parallel, cheaper scope with a cheesy monocrome video camera (gsm cellphone like) to track a bright star near the object they are capturing, so the mount and motors can adjust to imprecisions in realtime. If you want to take single exposures longer than 2 minutes, there's no way around if you need sharp images.


Not quite sure what you mean with the camera, but the scope "wobbles" is just warm (or cold) air moving in between the object and scope. The lower near the horizon the scope is pointed, the stronger the effect, mostly in the cities over the warm times of the year. These can get a problem when using large magnification, like for observing solar planets. When stacking a lot of short exposures, this effect is canelled out in the resulting photo. Nowadays AP's are using video cameras to capture planets, because they deliver many exposures per second, which are all stacked up (added on top of each other) in the process. Still there are a lot of particles between the camera and planet, so not really comparable in quality to Webb or Hubble pics.


No worries. I see your point, and i'd translate this aspect into "not real, in human vision relation". All the extra light data, the "invisible" parts of the spectrum contain the most beauty out there, but they would look very much like a nightvision capable animal's view, but not monochrome. The colors are either false color or shifted colors, for example the near-infrared H-Alpha waves from these cloudy nebulas, which are indeed technically red, and woudl be seen reddish by us if our retina could capture them.

And this is one of the fascinating aspect of AP, making the unseeable visible. It's there, and if we would have eyes of different design, we could actually see much of this naked.

Yep... That seems to be one of eXPHorizon's problemas.. .. perhaps even one of his/her/its central problemas - an inability to focus on what is actually important.. and sure there is nothing wrong with improving yourself in a variety of ways, whether it is healthy or psychology.. .. yet in this thread, many of us consider establishing and maintaining a bitcoin strategy to be a great starting point towards self improvement that may well involve both financial and psychological self-improvement  - including the existence of decent potentialities that some of the other issues related to healthy life will find resolution once we make sure that we establish and then follow through with employing a decently solid bitcoin strategy..

Of course, the early days of bitcoin involve BTC accumulation.. then at some point that could take 4-10 years or longer, we might be able to graduate from a largely BTC accumulation strategy to something that is more like a BTC maintenance strategy.


But what does it mean?


I don't know.

Do you happen to have any answers, or just questions?

Explanation

Cryptotourist, JayJuanGee, and eXPHorizon walk into a bar.

The bartender looks at them and says, "What is this, some kind of crypto convention?"

Cryptotourist responds, "Nah, we're just here for the free HODL-outs."

JayJuanGee chimes in, "And to maybe make a few new moon shots."

eXPHorizon adds, "Yeah, and to FOMO on the next big pump and dump."

The bartender shakes his head and says, "Well, good luck with all that. In the meantime, can I get anyone a drink?"