NASA has included a very remarkable content this time in the ‘Astronomy Picture of the Day’ project, where a photo from space is shared every day. The image, which appears as a brain-burning puzzle, consists of 225 photographs in total, and only one of these photographs is real.
NASA’s “Astronomy Picture of the Day” (APOD) project, since 1995 an operating application. An astronomy photo is shared every day on this site, and there are small notes written by scientists under it.
A very interesting image was shared the other day in APOD, where unique images are featured every day. The image of the day was a giant image consisting of exactly 225 photos. However, the most interesting detail about the image is not that it consists of 225 photographs; from these photos 224 of them didn’t really belong in space. So only one photo was real.
Riddle from NASA: Which do you think is real?
All of the fake photos in the photo are in space studies to test algorithms consists of specially developed images. In other words, it is not easy to find and distinguish the real one among them.
The sources of the photos are two websites named ‘This is not a galaxy’ and ‘This is not an APOD’. On these sites they share photos, each of which is ‘fake’. Every time you click, you will see an indistinguishable fake space images it turns out.
If the estimates are ready; let’s tell the real photo:
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The answer to this compelling question posed by NASA appears as a photo shared on APOD on September 6, 2020. The ‘Crab Nebula’ image taken by Hubble winks at us among 225 photos. What was your guess? Did you choose the right image?