Looking for a celestial body...

TourqeGlare · Post #1by **TourqeGlare** » 23.05.2005, 05:42

I was in space camp for a little while, and saw a nebula on a slide that resembles an old mans head.

Looks kinda like that.^^^

All i know, does anyone know what I'm talking about?
I wanna use it as a desktop image.

Post #2by **selden** » 23.05.2005, 10:04

You could try contacting them by e'mail. Whoever gave the presentation might be able to figure out which one you're thinking of.

TourqeGlare · Post #3by **TourqeGlare** » 23.05.2005, 15:40

selden wrote:You could try contacting them by e'mail. Whoever gave the presentation might be able to figure out which one you're thinking of.

The problem is: thats all I know about the info.
Ive tried searching up and down...

Post #4by **selden** » 23.05.2005, 16:15

Call them: they'll have a record of who was teaching what during your stay there.

TourqeGlare · Post #5by **TourqeGlare** » 23.05.2005, 16:42

selden wrote:Call them: they'll have a record of who was teaching what during your stay there.

Again, The problem is: thats all I know about the info. :lol:

I dont even know where the location is, the number, web site...
Im lost! :lol:

Post #6by **selden** » 23.05.2005, 16:55

According to their Web site, all Space Camp and Space Academy programs happen at their facilities in Huntsville, AL. They'll have a record of what you attended. That's assuming you attended the real Space Camp, of course, and not a local program that used that name illegally. (It's a registered trademark.) Their Web site is http://www.spacecamp.com/

Edit:
According to a 2002 article on Space.com, some of their other facilities were closed when the company ran into debt. That could be a problem if you attended one of those

At any rate, I'm sorry to say that I can't even guess which nebula you saw a picture of.

Spaceman Spiff · Post #7by **Spaceman Spiff** » 23.05.2005, 19:39

Try

http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/Media/releases/ssc2004-18/ssc2004-18b.shtml

or

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA04226.jpg

or

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap960816.html (turn it upside-down)

Spiff.

TourqeGlare · Post #8by **TourqeGlare** » 23.05.2005, 22:23

Spaceman Spiff wrote:Try

http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/Media/releases/ssc2004-18/ssc2004-18b.shtml

or

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA04226.jpg

or

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap960816.html (turn it upside-down)

Spiff.

No....

(EDIT: I was looking at this thread and I came off as a jerk in the "No..."
thing. I ment that those wernt it, Im sorry if you got the wrong impression... :oops:

)