Collection: Examples of Green Knots
by ttfnrob
To help people who want to know what green knots look like in these images - here are some examples.
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by ZooPa
Scientists team should mark these knots on the images / exemples. This may avoid missleading. I put as many flags as it seems...?Efficiency
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by Matty-Gee
Still really confused, what discerns them from small bubbles or huge concentrations of green?
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by Fishquill
The green knots are recognizable by the brilliant yellow-gold point at the end of the green spike or wisp of gas.
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by Darkinyron
Yah for real can someone actually ANSWER the questions? You people can't be getting accurate pix if we don't even know what we're looking at
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by akhmadh
can anyone highlight the green knot....dont know how to identify
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by LorraineMae
Never seen a green knot before and better pics are needed, I can't see them in the provided examples.
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by webdes_44
More guidance is needed for locating items on these images, also the ability to enlarge the image a little might help too
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by RobStar69
I am confused about green knots too. Doesn´t really help that the tutorial doesn´t actually point out the precise parts of pictures
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by KySue
Why isnt anyone responding. Not so cool
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by TLSanders
in the tutorial, green knots are marked where I see nothing. I also can't tell from these pictures which are the green knots.
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by Fergie
Green knots are more compressed than small bubbles. They actually look like a knot at the end of a piece of thread minus the string.
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I'm not sure but I think green knots are the bright green wisps without a red ball inside of them. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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by curti_m
green knot: pic #6 - right side, top between 2 red objects. Green knots may become red fuzzys if they compress enough to warm up a bit.
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by Falcon48
It would help if you'd indicate what are green knots! Are green knots sometimes red, e.g.?
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i'm reading all these questions, where are the answers? The examples need to be highlighted and the objects identified.it's vague ,confusi
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by Helice
What makes a green knot different from a bright part of a bubble?
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by chris2108126
Please show the markings so we can see what exactly they are calling green knots. A lot of these look like bubbles.
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by drhoobad
Kinda wish someone'd point out on the page where the green knots are.
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