Two planes are headed towards each other?

Nope No motion involved at the time of the photo

So is it a photo of a photo? I recognise the airport. Is it special because of who originally took it? Or what it's printed on? Or who was at the airport at the time?

Quote from: DarkOne on October 05, 2014, 06:12 PM
Bloopy: are the 3 entities abstracts?

No. That should be a helpful clue!

This was a photo I took myself from the airplane, no tricks, no photo shop. I used a digital camera.

Quote from: Bloopy on October 07, 2014, 06:50 AM
[...]Or who was at the airport at the time?[...]

If I read well enough between the lines, I think you've found the correct part of the image to look at
You can deduce from the image itself what's special about it, though not easily. It becomes easier if you zoom in with photoshop or whatever else you use to edit images. The photo was taken too far away to distinguish people, so no, it's not about who is in the photo or at the airport at the time.

If it's too hard to see on the current image, I also made another photo that's more zoomed in (optically). I also photographed the object in question from other angles, both on the ground and from the plane, but that will make it too easy

Quote from: Bloopy on October 07, 2014, 06:50 AM

Quote from: DarkOne on October 05, 2014, 06:12 PM
Bloopy: are the 3 entities abstracts?

No. That should be a helpful clue!

Hmm. Are they people? Or fictional characters? (I'm starting to think you might be talking about the big bang theory, the series - more specifically, the main characters - the physics hint is accurate then, but totally threw me off)

Quote from: DarkOne on October 07, 2014, 07:32 PM
This was a photo I took myself from the airplane, no tricks, no photo shop. I used a digital camera.

Then there was motion involved at the time of the photo, because your camera was moving at 100s of km/h relative to the subject matter, albeit irrelevant. Nice space shuttle though.

Quote from: DarkOne on October 07, 2014, 07:32 PM
Hmm. Are they people? Or fictional characters?

No, nothing like that. I'll say that Rok's electron/proton idea was the closest so far.

Is it shadow, D1? I might finally need a sleep though..

Quote from: DarkOne on October 05, 2014, 06:12 PM


What's so special about this image?

lacks planes? it's not an actual airport?

it is  pixel made in paint, and now all stupid has mistery but of course everyone know better

Quote from: Bloopy on October 08, 2014, 01:53 AM
No, nothing like that. I'll say that Rok's electron/proton idea was the closest so far.

Hmm... is it the Sun ("the other's friend"), the Earth ("the other") and the Moon ("the first one")?

It is phille's pussy and now please close that stupid topic ok or remove from  news at least thanks 

fu!
.. or at least type my name right 

Just because your head hurts whenever you try to think doesn't mean the same happens to other people, kin Some people like to be challenged.

lacoste: no, it's a physical object in the photo. The shadow it casts can help in determining what it is, though. It is an actual airport, ropa

Quote from: LeTotalKiller on October 08, 2014, 11:53 AM
Hmm... is it the Sun ("the other's friend"), the Earth ("the other") and the Moon ("the first one")?

Quote from: Bloopy on October 01, 2014, 12:15 AM
none of them are stars.

Think tiny, like the protons and electrons. Here's some clues that might help if you want:

Spoiler! View

The 3 entities are all the same type of thing, just with different properties.

Spoiler! View

Hopefully this is obvious when thinking of tiny things, but there would of course need to be a significant enough quantity of the thing for you to see the 2 things that look like they belong together, or feel that the 3rd one is hot.

There are 3 quarks inside a proton (and 3 inside a neutron), 2 of which are the same. I can't find anything for the gay bit of your description though, so it doesn't quite fit.

What about photons of different wave lengths? Light is one part of the spectrum (rainbow spectrum, totally gay!), the other's friend could be infrared (totally hot) and the other side of the spectrum would be X-rays and gamma rays. The distance would be one of energy level, but the fact that they're all electromagnetic waves suggests they belong together.

Quote from: DarkOne on October 08, 2014, 09:33 PM
lacoste: no, it's a physical object in the photo. The shadow it casts can help in determining what it is, though.

You mean the lift thing? Or the stairs near it (if its even stairs). No its not stairs xd