The regular up and
down changes in brightness are reminiscent of a heartbeat.
Not exact matches
We extract science by carefully modeling all the ways
in which the spacecraft and the instruments themselves could have caused the apparent
brightness of a planetary system to
change over time... We are pretty sure we can trust our models of Spitzer
down to about a part
in 10,000; we are
in uncharted territory as far as detector behavior is concerned.»
«To
change in brightness, you have to be a small object, and that really narrows it
down to a black hole,» he says.
MOST can see
changes in the
brightness of the star, or the planet associated with it,
down to levels of one part
in a million: that's one ten thousandth of a percent.
For 2017, LG improved peak
brightness by about 20 percent, improved the lowest part of the black range, adding more subtle gradients for better shadow detail,
changed the anti-reflective screen coating so that the display looks deep black when turned off (instead of casting a purple hue as LG's OLEDs have
in prior years), and reduced input lag
down to about 21ms.
There's a noticeable
change in brightness when tilting the display up or
down.