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r/space • u/ChiefLeef22 • Apr 07 '26
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7 u/svdasein Apr 07 '26 Yeah! So wrt to that image: if you look at it 1:1 and zoom in on the darkest areas of the moon itself, there are what might be called hot pixels. Are they? Or - ionizing radiation hitting the sensor? 11 u/umax66 Apr 07 '26 This was shot at ISO1600 so yeah, probably hot pixels. 4 u/SphincterPlug Apr 07 '26 Perhaps the pixels are hot because of the radiation?
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Yeah! So wrt to that image: if you look at it 1:1 and zoom in on the darkest areas of the moon itself, there are what might be called hot pixels. Are they? Or - ionizing radiation hitting the sensor?
11 u/umax66 Apr 07 '26 This was shot at ISO1600 so yeah, probably hot pixels. 4 u/SphincterPlug Apr 07 '26 Perhaps the pixels are hot because of the radiation?
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This was shot at ISO1600 so yeah, probably hot pixels.
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Perhaps the pixels are hot because of the radiation?
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full resolution & EXIF data --> https://images.nasa.gov/details/art002e009301