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fadf3c87
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fadf3c87
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Mar 04, 2024
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PLN (Algolia)
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// By PLN, for Caoimhe's Significant Other <3
// On March 4 in 2003
// Galaxy Fornax A
// The dust lanes and star clusters of this giant elliptical galaxy,
// known as Fornax A, give evidence that the galaxy formed from a past merger
// of two gas-rich galaxies. It is also one of the strongest sources
// of radio emission in the sky.
s0
.
initImage
(
"/home/pln/Work/Hydra/StarryNights/img/march-4-2019-galaxy-fornax-a.jpg"
)
// Source celeste: Fornax A
src
(
s0
)
.
scale
(()
=>
1
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0.05
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Math
.
sin
(
time
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4
))
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scale
(()
=>
1.35
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0.25
*
Math
.
sin
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time
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34
))
.
brightness
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0.2
)
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contrast
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0.82
)
.
blend
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src
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o0
).
scale
(()
=>
1
+
0.05
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
10
)),
0.65
)
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out
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o0
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src
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o0
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mult
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src
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o2
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scale
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rotate
(()
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time
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43
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360
)
.
scale
([
0.999
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1.001
]),
()
=>
0.7
-
0.6
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
2
)
)
.
out
(
o1
)
// Oeuvre au blanc: filtre lumineux
src
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o0
)
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add
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src
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o1
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rotate
(()
=>
-
(
time
/
57.0224
)
%
220
)
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luma
(()
=>
0.5
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*
Math
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sin
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time
/
1.3
))
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mask
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noise
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120
,
0.2
).
luma
(
0.7
))
.
scale
(
0.25
))
.
out
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o2
)
//Oeuvre au jaune: Masque geometrique
src
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o1
)
.
blend
(
src
(
o1
),()
=>
0.8
+
0.6
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
(
1312
)))
.
blend
(
o2
,()
=>
0.4
+
0.8
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
4
))
// Oeuvre au rouge: Etoiles solaires
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add
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noise
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93
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0.01
)
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scroll
(()
=>
time
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195.7
)
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mask
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shape
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30
).
scale
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1.31
,
0.78
).
invert
())
.
thresh
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0.93
))
.
out
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render
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StarryNights/did.js
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// By PLN, for Did
// On February 24 in 2009
// Saturn and Moons
// In this image, four moons of Saturn are passing in front of the giant planet.
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// Source celeste: Saturne
src
(
s0
)
.
scale
(()
=>
1
+
0.025
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
13.12
))
.
scale
(()
=>
1.15
+
0.25
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
24
.02
57
))
.
scale
(()
=>
1.15
+
0.25
*
Math
.
sin
(
time
/
24
02.
57
))
.
contrast
(
1.32
).
brightness
(
-
0.1
)
.
out
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o0
)
// Oeuvre au noir: soustraction en rotation
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// A partially obscured, newborn star near the center of this image is shooting twin jets into the surrounding gas and dust.
// The shocks from the collision light up patches of nebulosity collectively called Herbig-Haro 24.
s0
.
initImage
(
"https://git.plnech.fr/pln/Hydra/raw/master/StarryNights/img/february-18.jpg"
)
// Source celeste:
Saturne
// Source celeste:
Herbig-Haro
src
(
s0
)
// .scale(() => 1 + 0.025 * Math.sin(time / 13.12))
// .scale(() => 1.15 + 0.25 * Math.sin(time / 18.0264))
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