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3DSlicer luna.nii.gz error log - Pastebin.com

Unfortunately 3DSlicer failed to open your .nii file I suspect there is a problem with your file (or it's too large?) since other .nii files seem to work. The log isn't very helpful, but perhaps you can make more of it. pastebin.com/1rX7tTB9

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From a glance it doesn't seem like it's an option with niivue. I'll take a look a the data locally, I've played with 3DSlicer in the past, are there any other free programs you can recommend?

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anyway, nice work with this project!

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Do you know if it's possible to get a perspective camera view versus the orthographic rendering? I think perspective would make it easier to zoom in and understand the shape, the depth is a bit confusing with orthographic view for such a thin object.

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I hope this JWST programme will keep running for a lot longer, this is already impressive but I can't imagine how it will be if we can get ten times as many slices as this!

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Landru79 @landru79.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

A cool behind-the-scenes of the famous 'Hello Earth' photograph from Artemis II. It was captured by a camera mounted to the window of the Orion capsule, so the interior reflected in that window.

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#Artemis II - Exploration Mission-2 2026-04-02 Inst: opnav pds-imaging.jpl.nasa.gov/tools/atlas/... Artemis II/ NASA JSC / ESRS / j. Roger

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matty @mattio.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

This is wild - somebody did a deep dive into the real stories behind this famous XKCD: sheets.works/data-viz/hol...

an XKCD comic showing a precariously assembled tower of blocks. much is labelled "all modern digital infrastructure." a thin leg down at the bottom is labelled "A project some random person in Nebraska has been thanklessly maintaining since 2003."

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Probably just ambient wind noise from Earth, I'm not aware of any space audio recording like this.

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Landru79 @landru79.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Six months have passed since the #ArtemisII mission and NASA has just released the reentry video from the Orion capsule! Here is a timelapse of the reentry, but be sure to check out the realtime version linked below! 🔭🧪

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High clouds on Mars again 😆 #NASA's #Mars rover #Curiosity 2026-10-07 Sol 5037: Right Navigation Camera mars.nasa.gov/raw_images/1... NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/j. Roger

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Artemis II Reentry video with Cabin Audio (full length)

Lots more detail can be seen in the full length YouTube version of this video. I would apprechiate if you had acknowledged the source. youtu.be/7a4Z8h3K7pY

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Astronomy Picture of the Day 🪐 @apod.shinyakato.dev · 08/10/2026

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🔭 The Saturn System Smörgåsbord Credit: Tom Williams ap261008

Saturn sits near the center of the image. The layers of different colored atmosphere are clear. Its large rings are tilted with respect to the image's horizontal axis. The gaps and spokes within the rings are clear. A few of Saturn's moons show up as faint dots surrounding the planet.

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Artemis II Reentry video with Cabin Audio (full length)

Lots more detail can be seen in the full length YouTube video I processed, which the Astronomy post unfortunately ripped, without crediting the source. www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a4Z...

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Those are indeed used to steer the capsule to the target splashdown point, but they are all pre-planned and executed by the flight controller. I believe the computer only changes the magnitude of the manouvers as needed to fly to the target point.

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Artemis I (2022) Reentry video with Telemetry

Hopefully the trajectory data will be published at some point in the future. Then I'll redo this video and add a trajectory overlay like I did for my Artemis I video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QbY...

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I also reversed the SuperView effect that was distorting the horizon in the video. More details below from my last Artemis project:

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The audio was really noisy in the original video files, likely affected by electronic interference. The camera also applied automatic gain to the audio, so the noise was very amplified in quiet phases. I managed to undo that automatic gain and clean up the noise with a mix of python and Audacity.

screenshot from Audacity showing the original audio at the top, and the repaird and denoised track at the bottom, both as a waveform and as a spectrogram. The upper track has a lot of noise that is amplified to maximum volume, while the lower track has those noise sections cleaned up, showing a much more natural waveform.

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You can hear fequent clanking sounds from the RCS thrusters activating. The thruster plumes also interact with the air, causing rapid changes in the plasma tail. The camera is mounted directly to the window, so those noises are picked up very well and probably louder than what the astronauts heard.

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Artemis II Reentry video with Cabin Audio (full length)

Here is the realtime video of the #ArtemisII reentry. It's quite interesting how the soundscape changes over time as Orion blasts through the atmosphere. You can even hear the astronauts talking in the background (unfortunately mostly unintelligible). youtu.be/7a4Z8h3K7pY

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