Time for another edition of 'what is it?'.I'll let a few people give it a go before any hints are given.
[Update] Any takers before I call it? Royce almost had it before she gave up....... (that should do it)
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A photo of ice taken at a microscopic level.
ReplyDeleteThat's not it..... you wouldn't have gotten this picture with a microscope. I think that qualifies as the first hint.....
ReplyDeleteWell then, how about a super duper long shot of the surface of Jupiter.
ReplyDeleteSooooo close!
ReplyDeleteGeez is it a shot of one of the MOONS of Jupiter, IO? Ganymede?
ReplyDeleteI ran out of names. Royce
It looks like the surface of one of those rubber gym balls... but I guess that doesn't depict planet size!
ReplyDeleteIf I said any more, I'd give it away.
ReplyDeleteA close up shot of a gym ball on far far away Jupiter?
ReplyDeleteAnd by 'gym ball', you mean 'moon', right?
ReplyDeleteSo, is it a picture of Earth's moon from GoogleMoon?
ReplyDeleteMy readers are so funny.
ReplyDeletejust posting what the site says.
ReplyDelete"The following image is a view of a small region of the thin, disrupted ice crust in the Conamara region of Jupiter's moon Europa showing the interplay of surface colors with ice structures."
Keerect.
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