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Image m0138458757f4_2p_cif_dbl.fit

SIMPLE = T / Written by IDL: Sat Aug 25 17:07:16 2001
BITPIX = -32 / number of bits per data pixel
NAXIS = 2 / number of data axes
NAXIS1 = 537 / length of data axis 1
NAXIS2 = 244 / length of data axis 2
EXTEND = T / FITS dataset may contain extensions
COMMENT FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) format defined in Astronomy and
COMMENT Astrophysics Supplement Series v44/p363, v44/p371, v73/p359, v73/p365.
COMMENT Contact the NASA Science Office of Standards and Technology for the
COMMENT FITS Definition document #100 and other FITS information.
BZERO = 0.00000 / offset data range to that of unsigned short
BSCALE = 1 / default scaling factor
BUNIT = 'RAW-DN ' / Physical units of brightness
COMMENT *******************************************************************
NEAR-001= 11520 / Offset from start of file for image (bytes)
NEAR-002= '1.01 ' / Version number of file format
NEAR-003= 'M0138458757F4_2P_CIF_DBL.FIT' / Name of file
NEAR-004= 'Aug 25 16:46:40 2001' / Date and time file created
NEAR-005= 'MSI.003 ' / Product ID
NEAR-006= 'msi_fft_deblur' / Program name that produced this file
NEAR-007= '002.40 ' / Version number of above program
NEAR-008= '20000000' / Data quality index (dqi)
NEAR-009= '4 ' / Filter wheel position from housekeeping
NEAR-010= 103.00 / Exposure time in ms from housekeeping
NEAR-011= '0 ' / Flag for automatic exposure (0=off, 1=on)
NEAR-012= '1 ' / Lossless compression (0=none, 1=Fast, 2=Rice)
NEAR-013= '2 ' / calibration (0=raw, 1=radiance, 2=I/F)
NEAR-014= '002.40 ' / Ground calibrations performed
NEAR-015= 19.78 / Temperature of telescope in Celsius
NEAR-016= -28.00 / Temperature of CCD in Celsius
NEAR-017= 138458757 / MET before start of image exposure
NEAR-018= 138458757.86750 / MET of center of image exposure
NEAR-019= 0.7896069975818257 / Spacecraft quaternion in J2000 (q0 = cos(t/2))
NEAR-020= 0.5101875396789554 / Spacecraft quaternion in J2000 (q1)
NEAR-021= 0.1548211956107541 / Spacecraft quaternion in J2000 (q2)
NEAR-022= -0.3037430840625111 / Spacecraft quaternion in J2000 (q3)
NEAR-023= 101122146.014 / Spacecraft position in J2000, in (x) km
NEAR-024= -220734162.250 / Spacecraft position in J2000, in (y) km
NEAR-025= -107192182.467 / Spacecraft position in J2000, in (z) km
NEAR-026= '1 ' / Reference frame origin (sun)
NEAR-027= 101122176.767 / Target position in J2000, in (x) km
NEAR-028= -220734143.455 / Target position in J2000, in (y) km
NEAR-029= -107192187.134 / Target position in J2000, in (z) km
NEAR-030= 36.3 / Spacecraft range to center of target in km
NEAR-031= 0.000 / Sun position in J2000, in (x) km
NEAR-032= 0.000 / Sun position in J2000, in (y) km
NEAR-033= 0.000 / Sun position in J2000, in (z) km
NEAR-034= '3 ' / Version of calibration coefficients
NEAR-035= '0138458759' / MET of 0-ms exposure subtracted during cal
NEAR-036= 'f4_512psf_v2.fit' / PSF file for FFT restoration
NEAR-037= 'FLAT4_31C.FIT' / Flat field file
NEAR-038= 'DARK_MODEL_V4.TAB' / Dark model table file
NEAR-039= '2 ' / Transmission channel (0=VC0, 2=VC2, 3=VC3)
NEAR-040= '1 ' / Image type (0=summary, 1=full)
NEAR-041= 58 / Number of packets or transfer frames
NEAR-042= 0 / Image number in sequence
NEAR-043= '30 ' / Sequence ID
NEAR-044= 2 / Number of images in sequence
NEAR-045= 2 / Time between images in sequence
NEAR-046= 2000433 / Target SPICE ID
NEAR-047= 'EROS ' / Target SPICE name (e.g. MATHILDE, EROS)
NEAR-048= 0071904 / Image_ID (year [003=96], day of year, filter)
NEAR-049= 10.14 / DPU deck temp (C) (scaled msi_tel_msi_dpu_deck)
NEAR-050= 138458754 / CTP MET used for telescope and deck temps
COMMENT ********************* Added items of interest *********************
NEAR-051= 369.71977 / Average pixel value in raw image
NEAR-052= 108.82879 / Standard deviation of pixel values in raw image
NEAR-053= 862 / Maximum pixel value in raw image
NEAR-054= 82.44 / Incidence angle averaged over plates in FOV
NEAR-055= 27.95 / Emission angle averaged over plates in FOV
NEAR-056= 102.29 / Phase angle averaged over plates in FOV
NEAR-057= 31.04 / sc range to surface in raw image in km
NEAR-058= 4065 / Pixel saturation value in raw image
NEAR-059= 0 / Number of saturated pixels in raw image
COMMENT **** MSI Housekeeping Header in tlm order (except items above) ****
NEAR-060= 97.0 / +28V camera current in mA
NEAR-061= 4 / Filter wheel software position
NEAR-062= 15 / Filter wheel fiducial mask
NEAR-063= 11.9 / DPU DC/DC temperature in Celsius
NEAR-064= 16.9 / Camera temperature in Celsius
NEAR-065= 0 / Filter wheel power (0=off, 1=on)
NEAR-066= 0 / Filter wheel energized (0=no, 1=yes)
NEAR-067= 2 / Record 4 telemetry configuration
NEAR-068= 0 / Record 5 telemetry configuration
NEAR-069= 0 / Type of last filter wheel command
NEAR-070= 0 / Repeating sequences enabled (0=no, 1=yes)
NEAR-071= 4 / Filter wheel commanded position
NEAR-072= 4 / Filter wheel motor power
NEAR-073= 2 / Filter wheel LED power
NEAR-074= 4 / Filter wheel phototransistor threshold
NEAR-075= 12 / Filter wheel fiducials
NEAR-076= 0 / Active CTP (0=CTP#1, 1=CTP#2)
NEAR-077= 753 / Maximum sampled pixel value (diagnostic)
NEAR-078= 0 / Exposure time mode (echo of NEAR-011)
NEAR-079= 999 / Echo of last commanded manual exposure time
NEAR-080= 0 / AIU RT-RT data control parameter
NEAR-081= 0 / CCD test port mode (0=normal, 1=test port)
NEAR-082= 4 / Auto exposure test image filter
NEAR-083= 16 / Number of pixels per compression block
NEAR-084= 39.7814792655161750 / Right Ascension in degrees
NEAR-085= -3.6911612480734952 / Declination in degrees
NEAR-086= 205.6243242114090000 / Celestial North Clock Angle in degrees
NEAR-087= 69 / Imager current limit
NEAR-088= 7 / 0.25x autoexposure test image exposure time(ms)
NEAR-089= 5 / Filter wheel motor step time in ms
NEAR-090= 0 / Last filter wheel commanded number of steps
NEAR-091= 5 / Advance time of autoexposure test image in secs
NEAR-092= 30 / Most recent image acquisition sequence
COMMENT ***************** MSI Housekeeping Sequence Header ****************
NEAR-093= 138458757 / Scheduled MET of image acquisition sequence
NEAR-094= 0 / Image number in sequence
NEAR-095= 30 / Sequence ID
NEAR-096= 2 / Number of images in sequence
NEAR-097= 0 / Exposure time mode (0=manual, 1=autoexposure)
NEAR-098= 2 / Delta time between images in sequence
NEAR-099= 0 / Repeating sequences enables (0=no, 1=yes)
NEAR-100= 16 / Pixels per compression block
NEAR-101= 1 / Lossless algorithm (0=none, 1=Fast, 2=Rice)
NEAR-102= 1 / DPCM flag
NEAR-103= 5 / Lossy compression look up table
NEAR-104= 103 / Image 0 exposure time in ms
NEAR-105= 0 / Image 1 exposure time in ms
NEAR-106= 0 / Image 2 exposure time in ms
NEAR-107= 0 / Image 3 exposure time in ms
NEAR-108= 0 / Image 4 exposure time in ms
NEAR-109= 0 / Image 5 exposure time in ms
NEAR-110= 0 / Image 6 exposure time in ms
NEAR-111= 0 / Image 7 exposure time in ms
NEAR-112= 4 / Image 0 filter wheel position
NEAR-113= 4 / Image 1 filter wheel position
NEAR-114= 0 / Image 2 filter wheel position
NEAR-115= 0 / Image 3 filter wheel position
NEAR-116= 0 / Image 4 filter wheel position
NEAR-117= 0 / Image 5 filter wheel position
NEAR-118= 0 / Image 6 filter wheel position
NEAR-119= 0 / Image 7 filter wheel position
COMMENT ********************* Computed Geometry Values ********************
NEAR-120= 0.005850 / Vertical pixel scale in km
NEAR-121= 0.003462 / Horizontal pixel scale in km
COMMENT *******************************************************************

greenwarrior ha scritto:

Idea mia che mi tormenta ormai da anni.
Noi siamo coloni di marte, sfuggiti alla catastrofe che ha devastato il pianeta rosso in tempi remoti, siamo geneticamente marziani.
Ovviamente è solo una mia impressione che lascia il tempo che trova, ma sono sempre stato convinto che non siamo " nati " sulla Terra.

bleffort ha scritto:


Questo è il Fake.

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2di7 ha scritto:



Ciao bleffort
L'immagine non è fake http://www.ufoforum.it/topic.asp?whichp ... _ID=139789
Semplicemente, secondo me, non ha nulla di anomalo

2di7 ha scritto:



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NB: le immagini originali risultano più allungate perchè hanno un fattore di scala diverso tra orizzontale e verticale (Vertical Pixel Scale 0.005850
Horizontal Pixel Scale 0.003462)

Aztlan ha scritto:


2di7, avresti la possibilità di dedicare del tempo alla cosa?

2di7 ha scritto:



Ho letto entrambe le discussioni Aztlan.
La proposta è interessante ma altrettanto complicata.

Io naturalmente, potrei creare la mia top10 di "anomalie" (diciamo così!), tentare di dimostrarle ed argomentarle ma ci saranno sempre pareri discordanti sul tema (ovviamente!) e per molti le piramidi su Marte saranno ancora segni di civiltà passate! Insomma, un bel 3d raccolta con fonti e riferimenti ufficiali, sarebbe da mettere in rilievo nelle rispettive sezioni ma ho anche paura anche che naufraghi e perda consistenza... Sentiamo anche il parere degli altri.

Aztlan ha scritto:

Infatti manucaos, nessuno lo dice.... nessuno di buonsenso e che sia in buonafede....

Questo è proprio quello che intendevo: scartare i vari fake, le operazioni di discredito e ridicolizzazioni, la disinformatija. E vedere cosa abbiamo in mano di SERIO.

Vedo che la proposta ha ottenuto un discreto successo, quindi rispondo direttamente quotando 2di7 e damomars: sarebbe più che sufficiente come inizio, e anche se ci sarà sempre un dibattito - siamo qui per questo, non per enunciare in via definitiva - direi che ne vale decisamente la pena.


Allora quando cominciamo?

Aztlan