ShaunaTheDead,
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In case anyone wasn't aware, nearly all space photos that you've ever seen have had their colours tweaked. It's standard practice in space photography. Nebulae and galaxies and planets aren't as colourful as they appear in photos. They do it either to make the features more obvious for study, or just to make them pop more to drum up interest in space exploration. Nothing wrong with it, just be aware that what you see isn't reality but an interpretation.

Thorned_Rose,
@Thorned_Rose@kbin.social avatar

Bit of a misleading title - not for the first time, but rather seen accurately again.

DriftingDeep,

InB4 “Uranus seen in true colors for first time.”

Really though, I don’t know why it never crossed my mind that the picture of Neptune was so… saturated. It’ll take a little bit to reconcile this new perspective of a “light bluish-green” Neptune. It’s just so jarring to alter a belief held since my childhood.

clearedtoland,

First they take away Pluto and now they’ve come for Neptune! My childhood was a lie.

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