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It is a matter of perspective, something the video below from YouTube and Giant Stars describes in excellent detail and with astounding graphics.

The animation is an interactive version of a well known set of images circulating the Internet. Use this multimedia feature as a guide and inspiration.

For exact planet and star proportions refer to other websites which provide detailed, if less graphic reference.

Another web find from the mind of Smug Baldy

Even more postings happened, so we find. Fortunately they were not malicious and those that posted them added some useful, if improperly linked and imageless stories to TempSensor.net

We are pretty sure we have figured out how to prevent similar experinces in the future. Thanks to those who came forward and told us how they accomplished the postings.

If you wish to post an image in a news item on any of our sites, just include a link to it at the end of your submission. We can take it from there because we edit all submissions and check links before they are published. Adding a link or two is relatively common for our editors.

In the event you wish to try it yourself the form of the image link is usually much less than 400 x400 pixels, more typically somewhere around 200 x 200. The form of the code is:

<img align=”left” src=”{url}” width=”xxx” height=”yyy” alt=”description and or caption” title=”caption”> ,

Where {url} is the weblink to the image (gif, jpg, png, bmp, tif all accepted-but try to keep file size to less than 25,000 bytes), xxx and yyy are its pixel sizes and description and caption are obvious.

Nov 27, 2006 — MeasurementDatabases (MeasurementDB.com), our resources information website, has been growing lately. If you haven’t looked, check out the new links to several resources in the AstroPhysics, Crystals and Geology areas.

You would be surprised how much these diverse fields have in common, especially on the Web!

There’s more FREE database resources on the Web than we imagined at first.

If you know of some we haven’t added to our directories, let us know, please. It’s FREE and you will get the credit, even anonymously by virtue of the non de guerre feature of our registartion process.

Yes, we know it’s a pain in the neck to take time to register, but it is about the only way we have found to keep content spam to a minimum. The beauty lies in our privacy policy at MeasurementDB.com and our related measurement websites.

Search our links with the built-in search engine and you will find a rapidly growing resource for students, engineers and scientists!

Thanks for stopping in.

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