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Originally Posted by virtute
just in case it dissapers and someone misses it, i made a screenshot
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It won't disappear
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Originally Posted by Soul Sequence
Regardless, its a very neat cam of the earth, I've never seen it look that way.
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There is a VERY GOOD reason why it looks that way
Yes thanks for the link to the TATE ART GALLERY (BIG clue there
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Originally Posted by McMaster
I'm sorry to say, but I don't think the pick is changing, Or this greenish pic is somesort "screensaver" of sort.
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Ah Brilliant observation. At least we have one observant truth seeker here
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Originally Posted by islandman
Interesting blob, have we any Astronomers or such like that can explain it?
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Or such.... Yes
This is an art project done for the TATE Art Gallery and is not a real satellite. The TATE Art gallery does not have a satellite in orbit...
http://www.tate.org.uk/intermediaart/entry15469.shtm
Of course the site is illusory. If Tate really had launched its own Satellite, you can be sure that it would have been front-page news in all the world’s press. Yet Collins has elected to give the site as much authority as possible. Fiction has always played a big part in the artist’s work, but with this project she has excelled herself, creating a fake component of a real organisation with all the trappings of authenticity. But who’s to say what might transpire in the next ten, twenty or fifty years? Although Tate in Space has come on stream with far less fanfare than Tate Britain or Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool or Tate St Ives, it has the potential, in time, to be infinitely more influential than any of its seemingly more prestigious forebears.
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