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		roywiggins on July 12, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: James Webb first images – complete set of high res... I don't think there's a scientific definition of "correct" for these sorts of images. How would you even define correctness?

whiteboardr on July 12, 2022 [–]

I might be wrong but in theory you know/see what elements are involved and burned in observed objects.

Based on their distance, hence blue-/redshift, you could at least predict the visible colors we might perceive.

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