Diversity of life across our universe: Seen but not yet touched Part I

iReport — ********* Please note: the iReport media player doesn’t seem to play this Flash video well so pause and play each frame or visit the website in this report to view it properly ********* These are the first set of images of life across the universe as generated by the ASTIR Space-Time Camera. There are 90+ photos in this first set which is presented as a slide-show (stand back and view at an angle or you may not see these incredible beings). A video will follow in the next report. Videos and photos are still being collected.   The images are each made up of 100's of layers of images blended with each other and at different orientation. A set of layered images is called a Space-Time Sandwich. To best view each sandwich you need patience and should view each from an anle as there is a 3D quality in the images. Additionally, for best contrast, view in a darkened room and at a distance of about 1-2 metres(yards) away in general. Be patient and look for the large eyes that some of them have. The contrast is still weak but being improved. I guarantee you will be amazed that life has been around elsewhere for so long. We just had to see instead of just looking. A case of focusing on the tree and not seeing the forest? Visit for more...

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