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Anonymous

10/24/25(Fri)17:04:05 No.41346561

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Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)17:04:05 No.41346561 Archived

>JWST NIRCam
>early september
>ceres image
These have been spotted all over the solar system in recent months with increasing frequency. Everyone who emails in about them are told they're transients and given a bullshit catalog number
In light of 3IA we need to look at this, the tempo is increasing. more objects all the time, most of them we can't even spot before the data gets streamed into public servers

Anonymous
10/24/25(Fri)17:05:20 No.41346566

Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)17:05:20 No.41346566

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Anonymous
10/24/25(Fri)19:47:19 No.41347635

Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)19:47:19 No.41347635

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This is a much narrower ir band, tonemapped from pure R to pure B

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)01:41:52 No.41349240

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)01:41:52 No.41349240

Concerning...?

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)07:57:43 No.41350386

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)07:57:43 No.41350386

wtf is this stuff? some context?

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)16:33:29 No.41352453

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)16:33:29 No.41352453

>>41350386
Sorry been busy
They are infrared images from the NIRCam imager on jwst, same instrument that imaged Jupiter in 2022. It's used for everything from calibration to extrasolar imaging
I'll process some more when I'm back in my office

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)17:23:39 No.41352634

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)17:23:39 No.41352634

>>41352453
Watching.

Give us more than pixels, please.

There's bazillions of random rocks and shit in space.

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)02:22:40 No.41355529

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)02:22:40 No.41355529

>>41346561
Bumping

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)03:30:52 No.41355759

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)03:30:52 No.41355759

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>>41355529
Bump