And this is the stereograph for full-resolution image (detail).

Protostar HH-34 (from VLT):



And High-res Solar Spot (really amazing depth structures!)
stereogram:
Anaglyph:

thanks to Harry's Stereographer

Wow, amazing! I found in the image of HH-34 a strange line as shown in the attached file. What do you think it is? I've never seen such linear lay in the nebulae photos...
The stereograph for sunspot is really mystic, isn't it. I heard the sunspot is a concave area on the sun, and I really see it as concave area through your stereograph. I attached the synthesized stereograph of sunspot based on the image taken by TRACE probe (view: parallel eyes).

Is a jet from the protostar, made of "bullets of dense gas ejected from the star at high velocities (approaching 250 km/sec)" - see the
ESO press release. Amazing, yeah!

Oops, it has been known since 1950s, hasn't it? ^^;
By the way I found NASA has released new image for the surface of Titan. Based on it I made a stereograph (view: parallel eyes).

Harry, very interesting results on Titan panorama; I'm working on a similar idea (but using different methods) and probably will use also your simulation (stay tuned!).
Anyway, if you are interested, I already made some improvements over the 2D image, included colorization, as you can see here...
http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...indpost&p=29774
http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/index.p...indpost&p=29838

I visited the links you've referred to. Oh, they are nice interpolation and coloring, aren't they? By the way do you think any bacteria can survive on the surface of Titan? I think some kinds of bacteria on earth may survive.

I de-convoluted the image of HH34 by Focus Corrector. In the first image, the left side is for the original image taken by HST and the right side is its de-convoluted image. Based on that de-convoluted image, I also made a stereograph as shown in the second image (view: parallel eyes).

Same image but only center (enlarged)... beautiful filaments web!
Parallel eyes:
; crossed eyes:

Yes, it's really mystical. By the way I wonder the first picture is for crossed eyes and the second one is for parallel eyes. Is that correct? For, I understand the parallel-eye method is to view with focusing behind the screen.

I attached the stereoscopic Abell39 synthesized by Stereographer (view: parallel eyes). The original image was taken at the WIYN Observatory (for details, visit http://www.spaceref.com/tools/vi.html?id=2...gs=mediumimage). They say the white orb is composed of oxygen.

The first picture is for the image of HH 30 taken by HST (left) and its de-convoluted image processed by Focus Corrector.

The second picture is the stereograph of HH 30 based on the above de-convoluted image synthesized by Stereographer (view: parallel eyes).

Stereoscopic Bug Nebula (NGC 6302) synthesized by Stereographer (view: parallel eyes). The original image was taken by HST.

Stereoscopic Great Red Spot synthesized by Stereographer (view: parallel eyes). The original image was taken by Voyager 1. It can be seen as actually a concave area.

**** Correction *****

Sorry, for it is for CROSSED eyes

This post has been edited by Harry: Dec 15 2005, 10:22 PM

Stereoscopic Eta Carinae synthesized by Stereographer (view: parallel eyes). The original image was taken by HST.

Wow, Harry...
Is magnificent, but can be even more realistic after manually retouching lower part, in order to make closer:
Crossed eyes:
Parallel eyes:
Anaglyph:

...mmm, surely the lower part is seen in more perspective. What have you done? Have any sharpening been applied to the lower part?

The attached stereograph is for Europa. The original image was taken by Galileo probe.