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Cole Rise

@colerise

photographer, designer, space camera maker spacecamera.co

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reaching the ChatGPT 4 response limit really makes it clear how much of a superpower it is. all those domains I've registered over the years are suddenly feeling super useful...

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looking at AI as a life hack, I couldn't recommend this more, especially since it's native on desktop. commence super powers!

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interesting thread. makes me think it may be a good analogy applicable for to startups / designers. if you break down problem solving into now / next / future, there’s rarely demand for future, even if you’re right. aiming for what’s next tends to be more widely relatable.

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This star trail I took from the International Space Station shows how orbital motion can warp visual phenomena. We ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts are used to photographing the Earth, but much like different wavelengths of light, there are entirely new and unique ways to perceive the same subject.

This star trail I took from the <a href="/Space_Station/">International Space Station</a> shows how orbital motion can warp visual phenomena. 

We <a href="/NASA_Astronauts/">ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts</a> are used to photographing the Earth, but much like different wavelengths of light, there are entirely new and unique ways to perceive the same subject.
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During International Space Station's early days, orbital motion created a challenge to take sharp night #photography. So I assembled a barn-door tracker from spare parts. Operated by a handheld drill, it counteracted orbital motion, allowing for the first clear images of cities at night.

During <a href="/Space_Station/">International Space Station</a>'s early days, orbital motion created a challenge to take sharp night #photography. 

So I assembled a barn-door tracker from spare parts. Operated by a handheld drill, it counteracted orbital motion, allowing for the first clear images of cities at night.
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Reflecting on reflections: working in the International Space Station Cupola setting up for a night pass of imagery while using a flashlight. I captured this moment as a self portrait. Nikon D3s, 8mm fisheye, f2.8, 1/10th sec, ISO 1600, Expedition 30, 2012

Reflecting on reflections: working in the <a href="/Space_Station/">International Space Station</a> Cupola setting up for a night pass of imagery while using a flashlight. I captured this moment as a self portrait. 

Nikon D3s, 8mm fisheye, f2.8, 1/10th sec, ISO 1600, Expedition 30, 2012
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We have been looking at aurora out the cupola windows a lot lately. Starliner was doing some testing today so we decided to check it out from the Dragon windows. Timing was great for the aurora to line up nicely with Starliner’s service module thrusters.

We have been looking at aurora out the cupola windows a lot lately. Starliner  was  doing  some  testing  today  so  we  decided  to  check  it  out  from  the  Dragon  windows.  Timing was great for the aurora to line up  nicely with Starliner’s service module thrusters.
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In space, you can see stars! I flew a home-made tracking device that allows time exposures required to photograph star fields. Stay tuned for more photos like this.

In space, you can see stars!

I flew a home-made tracking device that allows time exposures required to photograph star fields.
Stay tuned for more photos like this.
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Dinner party theme inspo: What does space smell like? Some accounts say it’s like seared steak, or a metallic gunpowdery smell. Had an opportunity to ask a shuttle astronaut this question, and after some thought, she said when the hatch opened after an EVA, to her it smelled like

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Where is Schirra’s Mercury Σ7 Hasselblad, the first to fly in space? Is it the camera sold at auction for $275K and featured in the TV show Strange Inheritance? Or is it the camera in my office, that I bought from Schirra via another collector? Cole Rise's Space Camera Co. has

Where is Schirra’s Mercury Σ7 Hasselblad, the first to fly in space?

Is it the camera sold at auction for $275K and featured in the TV show Strange Inheritance? Or is it the camera in my office, that I  bought from Schirra via another collector?

Cole Rise's Space Camera Co. has