Space art

[The wanderer]

Hope you like it.

[c_dwebb@msn.com]

Most intresting! It raises a question in my mind however. A few years back I was at a very Large
printing company here in the U.S. What to me a strange thing was happening. The company was
printing 30x40 space posters for NASSA. Thay had perhaps 50 or more pallets loaded with set up
prints and prints pulled for color approval. These Were gorgeous prints on very expensive clay coated pebble paper. This entire batch of color printing was unacceptable to NASSA and was on it's way to be recycled. The man doing the color approval said that the prints though very beautiful
were being trashed because of a green contamination in the back ground. He told me that the reason they were being rejected was only because of the green. The entire run of those large prints
were destroyed because of the green. I was told directly by the color approval gentleman that there is absolutely no green in space. I never had the opportunity to research what he said, so I am still wondering does the color green exist in space, or did or simply see tax payers money going down the drain?

C Webb

[The wanderer]

Must be a tax payers scam or the Hubble needs looking at. Also when I used to dabble in astrophotography with a B&W CCD camera I used to take several images with RGB filters so there is definitely green up there.