A crack in the universe

[chauncey]

Or...just a tray of ice with some food coloring added.


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[GuyF]

With my keen eye for astrophotography I'd say this is definitely a crack in the universe. An image like yours can't be faked unlike the lunar landing stuff.

The latest images from the Planck space telescope prove the whole universe is sub-standard. Shoddy workmanship if you ask me.

http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Planck/Planck_reveals_an_almost_perfect_Universe

[2n10]

Very nice, come out well.

[Atonegro]

Darn....It's cracked ??

Somebody have some universal glue ?

[rpt]

With my keen eye for astrophotography I'd say this is definitely a crack in the universe. An image like yours can't be faked unlike the lunar landing stuff.

The latest images from the Planck space telescope prove the whole universe is sub-standard. Shoddy workmanship if you ask me.

http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Planck/Planck_reveals_an_almost_perfect_Universe

What do you expect! You send a plank (may be bad spelling...) into space. Just one plank - without any significant DR. It is bound to get substandard pictures - if any... Duh!

[RGF]

Great image. To bad Carl Segan has not joined the discussion

[arjay]

Its not really a crack, its a joint.
A universal joint.
(These occur quite often, in fact there are several in my jeep.)

[GuyF]

Actually, what we need here is some duct tape. It has a light side and a dark side and binds the universe together.

[chauncey]

Geez...I had forgotten about that image.  Things happen when ya get bored.         

[serendipidy]

If it's still under warranty....just send it back for repair or replacement

[chauncey]

It is sad however that there seems to be an abject lack of seriousness concerning an image that I struggled so hard to bring to fruition. 
A stake through the heart would be a delicate way to phrase my feelings.          

[yogi]

Its a photograph of the universe taken through a filter composed of a thin sheet of ice with food coloring added taken at sub-freezing temperatures and the filter was cracked when a polar bear took a swipe at your camera.

[CarlTN]

Chauncey, if the Planck image inspired your picture, then that's great!  If you decided it looked like it after the fact, I guess that's interesting too.

[eml58]

Its a photograph of the universe taken through a filter composed of a thin sheet of ice with food coloring added taken at sub-freezing temperatures and the filter was cracked when a polar bear took a swipe at your camera.

Yea, blame the Polar Bears

[kennephoto]

I still can't figure out your photo, but its awesome! And I love all these puns, funny folks in this thread!