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Incredible Space Shuttle Picture: Is it Real?
Tuesday, February 5, 2013 11:43
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A composite image of NASA’s space shuttle. Credit: NASA/Richard Silvera. Copyright Richard Silvera.
This fantastic — or perhaps fantastical — image of a space shuttle launching through the clouds has been getting a lot of comments on the social media circuits. But is it real?
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2013-02-05 11:35:36
Source: http://www.universetoday.com/99768/incredible-space-shuttle-picture-is-it-real/
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Fake
The downward thrust would certainly displace the cloud formation. Stop learning and start thinking.
Fake
Definitely tell the shuttle is not is flight. Plus your not a loud with in miles when it is.
omg.. learn to english!
This is the best example I have seen on why we MUST abolish the Department of Education.
No cloud disruptions, and where would they get the view from? Space station could not do it and no planes would be in the air right there where they launch rockets. Would be an amazing picture to try and get for real tho.
nice pic but so fake, clouds do not move
It’s as fake as it is cool. Aside from what everyone else has said, the light emitted from the rocket motors would have lit the clouds up something fierce.
Is that a Hawaiian birth certificate I see in those Photoshopped clouds? In other words…
Quote from the 500px page.
“This image is a composite of 2 pictures. the picture of the sky and clouds was taken by me from an airplaine, and the shuttle is a picture from NASA. Then the assembly was done in Photoshop & Ligthroom”
I think the clue is in the title “COMPOSITE”
Wot chu on man, course it be a real photo, you think it scotch mist photo?
NASA, to my knowledge never allow the shuttle to take off with cloud cover.