What are these mysterious buttons? You shouldn’t have to wait too long to find out (we’re still testing…).
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Yippee..we’re going to be UFO spotting! I think the answer is Area 51. Where are the multi-armed spirals like our very own?
I can see that gravitational lensing is on the agenda. Interesting array of buttons. Thanks for the great preview.
I am so pleased you didn’t go for the lime green ones.
Yeah, the lime green was …. interesting.
We were trying to think of a colour for the buttons that would minimise bias — and there really aren’t any “green” galaxies.
What about the highly suggestive looking ones? I bet we will find a galaxy shaped exactly like a thingy. Still what about asteroids the lil’ fellas need some tracking
Bravo,
What about the 10 th on the right ? Undo button ?:)
Yes! Don’t change them, I’m starting to train myself ahead of time.
Hi Ciaron, are you the Ciaron who was studying ring galaxies? I hope you’re still learning lots of astronomy!
What about peas then Kevin??
I like the “stingray” button . . .
Love the “I found Saturn” button!
I like the Dark side button “number 10″
That’ll be for black holes………….:)
Can’t find the Asteroid button
Looks good!
Oh please, please I promise to be good just let me play with those buttons please!
Does anyone else get the feeling that if they were on a little keypad and we pressed them, they’d all make the most delightful “beep”ing noises?
Aw gee! You’re teasing us – dangling these titbits on a piece of string and just out of reach.
Congrats on the progress to date and looking forward to “Son of Galaxy Zoo” or maybe “Galaxy Zoo Redux”. But I guess you’ve got to maintain the view within the Academic World that it is really serious…so “Galaxy Zoo 2″ it is.