When even cellular phone pictures can take clear pictures, why are pictures of UFOs still blurry?
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Alien light disrupting devices. The aliens realize that tiny intellects like ours can not handle interstellar knowledge. Since cameras are in essence, a photon(light)sensitive piece of film or plate that converts the light to digital information, aliens disrupt the photons around their space craft.
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UFO is unidentified flying object.  If there arent any, or there isnt in a broader perspective "life out there" then it would be an awful waste of a lot of space.
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Images like that aren't available except to the NSA/CIA + the companies who run the commercial satelites who can sell you the images for a fee: http://www.spaceimaging.com/gallery/
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Orbs in pictures sometimes represent spiritual energies. You can also sometimes get rods/rays of light that look like a lightening bolt. \n\nFor the skeptics, yes, some orbs can also be dust particles. But when you can take continuous photos of the same spot and the orb doesn't move, well, that's not a dust particle. \n\nCheck out the source websites for more info on orbs.
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Because there are no atmospheric particles for the light beams to bounce off of. You know how light bends(i.e. slows down) when traveling through water? Some light particles bounce off the water and others go through it. Its the same with the air. So that is why when you look at pictures of space you can actually see some things, because the light is bouncing off of them. The rest is void. Or mostly anyhow.
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google does not do the pictures.  Those pictures you see are pictures from planes or satellites not from google.  Google probably pay money to use those pictures in their program.  Planes and satellite usually update major areas every few years so there won't be any new pictures for a while.  Less populated area probably won't see updates for a long time.
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There really isn't software to make a picture sharper. When you see these TV shows that take a outdoor camera photo and turn it into someones face 100 yards away it's not real. If the resolution is not in the photo it can't be enhanced really well. That's why when the news show pictures of convenience store robberies they are blurry.
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If you blow up a photo and you see a lot of pixels, there really is no way to clear it up, even though you may sometimes see people on TV do it.\n\nIf sharpening doesn't work (be sure to use "unsharp mask", it allows a greater degree of control than other sharpening options), then I don't there's anything you can do. You can't add information to a photo that is not already there (which is what you are doing when you blow up a digital image and see pixelization).
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frankly I would risk using my cell phone even though it is low. U cant do nothing with a picture but look at it.
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If a picture is blurry, there is no way to ever make it sharp. Professional programs like Photoshop have a sharpening filter, but if a photo is seriously blurred there is no way to sharpen it.
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Some of the sattelites Google has been forced to use are quite old, but new imagery is being collected every day. Eventually there will be new high resolution pictures of the whole surface of the planet. I know a guy who is writing messages on his roof so he can see them in the sattelite pictures...he's kind of a nutjob.
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Because radio waves have long wavelengths relative to the size of human cells (radio waves have wavelengths ranging from about a millimeter to as long as many kilometers long), it would be very difficult for our eyes to "see" images from the radio spectrum.  This is similar to the reason why animals which use sonar must use very high frequencies.  However, there are instruments, such as radio telescopes, which can form images based on radio waves.  In fact, because different frequencies of the ElectroMagnetic spectrum (including radio waves) each are absorbed differently by interstellar dust and other objects, astronomers can often learn a lot by observing the radio emissions of a star.
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With "Google Earth" you can see a radar image, but it will be fuzzy.  Try it, though.  It is fun for a few minutes, but you have to download it.
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The images on your screen are caused by magnetic fields.  Apparently your cellphone is sending out similar fields.
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There is significant research being done in imaging through objects like bricks, etc. However, much more research needs to be done. And the technology is still very far away to image such tings from space. \nSo NO.\n\nHopefully the technology would be used to image into the ground and used for mine detection in many parts of the world.
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my gf took a photo of me the other week and behind me you can see an actual person, face and all. it wasn't the flash coz it wasn't on, it's a ghost, scared the crap outa me. it looks like my gran that passed away five years ago.
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There is no enough sattellites in the constelation to have live images of all world... may be you have seen many Wollywood pictures. The sattellites have one defined path, and if someone wants a picture of any place... any city, a volcano, a forest, etc... you must pay to spaceimaging (Ikonos 1m images), digital globle (Quickbird images) or another company like that.\n\nAnd they will check it the have pictures stored prevously (sold cheaper) and if they have not they will program one of their sattellites to picture your AOI (Area of interest).\n\nSo the price will be espensive \n\nhttp://www.spaceimaging.com/gallery/\nhttp://www.digitalglobe.com/\n\nhttp://www.digitalglobe.com/downloads/QuickBird%20Imagery%20Products%20-%20Ordering%20Process.pdf\n\nGood luck