diff --git a/StarryNights/Ariane13.js b/StarryNights/Ariane13.js index 6ca9a51..9cb97e6 100644 --- a/StarryNights/Ariane13.js +++ b/StarryNights/Ariane13.js @@ -1,7 +1,8 @@ // Ariane13 par PLN // À partir d'une photo prise le 13 avril 2019 par le téléscope Hubble de Abell 2261, une galaxie géante 10 fois plus grande que notre Voie Lactée. // https://nech.pl/ariane13 -s0.initImage("file:///home/pln/Work/Hydra/StarryNights/img/april-13-2019-galaxy-cluster-abell-2261.jpg") +s0.initImage("https://git.plnech.fr/pln/Hydra/raw/e8cd9c3651615342ee7af334fe21684585409941/StarryNights/img/april-13-2019-galaxy-cluster-abell-2261.jpg") +// s0.initImage("file:///home/pln/Work/Hydra/StarryNights/img/april-13-2019-galaxy-cluster-abell-2261.jpg") src(s0) .brightness(0.13).contrast(1.72) .out(o0) @@ -36,4 +37,4 @@ src(o1) .scale(() => 1.5 + Math.sin(time/periodeTelescope) * 0.6) .out(o3) -render(o3) +render() diff --git a/StarryNights/SquareWorlds.js b/StarryNights/SquareWorlds.js new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5156f54 --- /dev/null +++ b/StarryNights/SquareWorlds.js @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +// From a picture of Galaxy Nasa 724203 +// Private share: https://nech.pl/square-worlds +s0.initImage("https://git.plnech.fr/pln/Hydra/raw/7ab247cae7f562ecc0f1c13a6646e5a71f6c0f1f/StarryNights/img/724203.jpg") +src(s0) + .scrollY(0.253) + .scrollX(0.2) + .scale(2) + .out() + +src(o0) +.layer(src(o1).scale([1.00025,0.99975].fast(0.2)),10) +.out(o2) + +src(o2) + .blend(src(o2).scale(0.99)) + .blend(src(o2) + // .rotate(() => Math.sin(time / (100 * (time / 250)))) +, 0.05) + // .blend(o2) + .modulateScale(osc(20), 0.00015) + .out(o1) + +src(o1) + .blend(o0,0.24) + // .blend(o1,0.3) + .brightness(0.1).contrast(1.3) + .scale(() => 1.2 + Math.sin(time/70) * 0.6) +.out(o3) + +render(o3) diff --git a/StarryNights/img/info.md b/StarryNights/img/info.md index e69de29..ca48209 100644 --- a/StarryNights/img/info.md +++ b/StarryNights/img/info.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# [Birthday pictures from Hubble](https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/what-did-hubble-see-on-your-birthday) + + +On September 13 in 1997 +Arches Cluster +The Arches cluster is the densest known star cluster in our galaxy and resides 25,000 light-years away. In this rough-and-tumble region, huge clouds of gas collide to form behemoth stars. + +On December 13 in 2018 +Comet Wirtanen +In this image, the nucleus of comet 46P/Wirtanen is hidden in the center of a fuzzy glow from the comet's coma. The coma is a cloud of gas and dust that the comet has ejected as it is heated by the Sun during its passage through the inner solar system. + +Hide Info | See Full Image | More info +On April 13 in 2011 +Galaxy Cluster Abell 2261 +The giant elliptical galaxy in the center of this image is the most massive and brightest member of galaxy cluster Abell 2261. More than a million light-years wide, the galaxy is about 10 times bigger than our Milky Way galaxy. diff --git a/StarryNights/img/september-28-2019-galaxy-ngc-300.jpg b/StarryNights/img/september-28-2019-galaxy-ngc-300.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8043558 Binary files /dev/null and b/StarryNights/img/september-28-2019-galaxy-ngc-300.jpg differ