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This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " Home | What is WWT? | Experience It | Press | Authoring | Search | Support How To? Communities Issues and Bugs Contact Info How To? 1- Change what you look at 2- Change your Imagery 3- Connect your telescope to WWT 4- Create a slide-based tour Change what you look at There are several categories of view subjects that you can explore: Sky, Earth, Planet, and Panoramas. You can also change the date, time, and observing location that you want to view and whether you want to see the horizon or not. To change what you look at Below the Field of View, click the Look At arrow to display the list, and then click a view subject, for example, Sky. Click the Imagery arrow to display the Imagery list, and then select the imagery that you want, for example, Sloan Digital Sky Survey (Color) . To move time forwards or backwards You can move time forwards slowly or quickly by selecting a time multiplier. To move time forward Click the top of the View tab, and then in the Observing Time pane, click Fast Forward repeatedly to display the Real Time multiplier that you want. For example, if you want to speed time by 10,000,000,000 times its normal rate, click the Fast Forward button until "X 100000000000" displays. To move time backwards You can move time backwards slowly or quickly by selecting a time multiplier. Click the top of the View tab, and then in the Observing Time pane, click Fast Backward repeatedly to display the Real Time multiplier that you want. Top Change your Imagery WWT provides an interface to servers with different sources of Imagery, such as the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (Color). These sources provide images and coordinates that comprise the data that appears in the Field of View. Some of these data sources also provide links to publications. When you focus on an object in the Finder Scope, click Research" .... read entire page
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