SNÖ SOUND
The science of sound, rhythms of our planet, and beyond with light leading the way.
"…if the Sun’s Light consisted of but one sort of Rays, there would be but one Colour in the whole World…"
–Sir Isaac Newton, Opticks, 1704
Using the mask feature of Lightroom opens enormous capabilities for your astrophotography. (click image for larger view)
Original Image: located here
JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey - Searching Time
See how I found the oldest Red Giant in the darkest emptiness of the JWST Survey image with the #DARKLight filter process. And learn about and see even more new images! TIFF versions a FITs version included!
Energy waves emitted from NGC 4150's core developed with #DARKLight filter presets.
Original image: https://esahubble.org/images/opo1038c/
Gravitational Waves
With all the latest news on gravitational waves, I wanted to share some more tech I invented with #DARKLight filters. I am not apart of a University (can't afford it), but that doesn't prevent my research from moving forward. We can now see waves and develop the images, to show energy waves in space. #DARKLight has had interferometry capability for about 2 years now, as a result of the various frequency masks used to see through dust and haze in an image. I have posted many images with it, but have received no feedback as of yet.
Black Hole Swallows a Galaxy
Visually, after using negative light filters, it appears that way, and it is currently being engulfed by a black hole, (shown) in the photo by but not a stray one, a former galaxy that NGC 2787 was intersected with.
#DARKLight Quantum Color Frequency Energy (QCFE) filters were made to see through things. I created these with the help of Adobe's AI engine built into their software Lightroom. I used formulas from Sir Issac Newtons book "Optiks" to The filters are all based on just adjusting black and white. No color needs to be changed except for artistic purposes. The images I publish on Twitter, are all legit, referenced images from various Space Agencies with full credit going to the original teams that took the photos.
As I developed them further, I found they could be used for examining astrophotography much closer and clearer, then ever before. I hope you enjoy looking at these pre-release examples of images used with all of the 246 filters I created over the past 4 years.
- Kelly Swanson, BA Psychology, MBA, Citizen Scientist
Galaxy cluster MACSJ0138.0-2155 with #DARKLight filtering. Original Image Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Newman, M. Akhshik, K. Whitaker DARKLight processing: Kelly Swanson
And Now for Something Fun!
A new competition from Spitfire Audio!
We are participating in this years Spitfire Audio Scoring Competition featuring a clip from Bridgerton. Wish us luck, it's open to everyone worldwide. #MyBridgertonScore Bridgerton Score Competition