Rockin Robbins |
08-26-07 09:03 PM |
Exactly!
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Originally Posted by Bill Nichols
Ah, but it's not an illusion when I'm looking at the moon or sun with my periscope. In both cases they should always extend the same number of hashes.
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And that's why it's important for the moon to be its real 30' size in the sky. The periscope is a measuring device and is it too much to ask that it measure correctly?
Hey tater, how about a mod for extended objects in the night sky. The Milky Way and a few major nebulae would be really cool in the middle of the Pacific. M33, M32, NGC 253, the Orion Nebula, The Beehive Cluster (M44), the Coma Cluster (some obscure catalog number, lol) should all be easily visible to the naked eye at night on a submarine in the middle of nowhere. We could turn SH4 into a planetarium!:arrgh!:
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