A group of galaxies called "Stephan's Quintet" was featured in the opening scene of the Christmas movie "It's A Wonderful Life" (1946), where angels were speaking from. Left is from the movie, right is from the James Webb Space Telescope.JiminyDickish t1_j1s1xzt wrote
Reply to comment by Gushinggrannies4u in A group of galaxies called "Stephan's Quintet" was featured in the opening scene of the Christmas movie "It's A Wonderful Life" (1946), where angels were speaking from. Left is from the movie, right is from the James Webb Space Telescope. by Yoprobro13
Could say the same thing about our brain’s interpretation of colors.
Gushinggrannies4u t1_j1s2wqj wrote
No, because that’s how we define color.
JiminyDickish t1_j1se6er wrote
Where it’s our brain or a machine, or a combination of both, it’s still a system doing an arbitrary interpretation. Theoretically there could be something in the universe that perceives it the same as we perceive this false color image.
Whichever image represents more data is technically more correct.
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