Go gently cross eyed to see the Dry Gultch Laser Ray in 3D
how to see in 3D
Or, use two giant magnifying glasses held up side-by-side
and focus a single stereo image in between
LASER RAY IN ORION - THE 'DRY GULTCH' LASER
In Orion
a needle thin
laser ray emerges
from overcast, crosses a
valley like a train tressle crossing
a dry gulch, then disappears into overcast again.
In the original Hubble photo the ray looks like a typical
scratch on the negative except, scratches when enhanced
or enlarged are jagged along a dotted path, and
in 3D float eerily out of place usually
above a photo's main datas. This,
in Orion, becomes needle
sharp and bright in
magnification
and enhancement
RAY
BLASER
can be said, not
laser, because the ray
is seen by its passing through
scattering faint haze, rather than by
radiation of its own light per se
Astronomers
take note: remember,
you saw it here first
link to FARSTAR home page
In Orion
a needle thin
laser ray emerges
from overcast, crosses a
valley like a train tressle crossing
a dry gulch, then disappears into overcast again.
In the original Hubble photo the ray looks like a typical
scratch on the negative except, scratches when enhanced
or enlarged are jagged along a dotted path, and
in 3D float eerily out of place usually
above a photo's main datas. This,
in Orion, becomes needle
sharp and bright in
magnification
and enhancement
RAY
BLASER
can be said, not
laser, because the ray
is seen by its passing through
scattering faint haze, rather than by
radiation of its own light per se
Astronomers
take note: remember,
you saw it here first
link to FARSTAR home page