3D Universe fly through

[Nico13 (Ken)]

Check this out Guys and Gals a 3D fly through representation of our Universe released from Johns Hopkins University.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/index.html

[Suzy]

Sorry Ken but I couldn't find the link.

[bartman (Bart)]

Originally Posted by Nico13

Check this out Guys and Gals a 3D fly through representation of our Universe released from Johns Hopkins University.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/index.html

Dito.......????
Bartman
edit: dooh did I fall for it? another " daily mail online" ???

[ReaPerMan (Paul)]

here is a link or Gizmodo has the article

http://www.theatlantic.com/technolog...verse/260909/#

[Suzy]

Thanks Paul

That was incredible WOW!
It begs to be put on a 55" plasma converted to 3D with 3D glasses on, hehe I know what I'm going to be doing this afternoon.

Truly one of the most awesome things I've seen!

[Rodstar (Rod)]

That is one of the most incredible and impressive representations of the universe I have seen - fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

[bartman (Bart)]

Thanks Ken, it did work eventually )))))
Cheers
Bartman

[tlgerdes (Trevor)]

Nice, but they could have come up with an original idea for a change


AAO did the 6DF Survey a few years back and created a "fly through" of the uninverse. The low res version has been up ont he Internet for few years. http://vimeo.com/24906175

Fred Watson showed the hi-res version at the the SPSP in 2009 that was mind blowing. Was a lot slower fly through than the Sloan one referenced so you got a better feel for scale as you could see detail in the galaxies as they drifted by.