Close-up of the first planet photographed outside our solar system

The following information has been supplied by Ronald Nussbeck

BEYOND HUBBLE'S VISION NEW SOLAR SYSTEM FOUND (PHOTOS)

A scientific breakthrough in Optical science came in 2003 with the invention of APEP- Advanced Photographic Extraction Process. Since 2003, inventor Ron Stewart has made several ongoing improvements, making APEP applicable in other ways as well, such as: Sonar Imaging, Ground Penetrating Radar, Infra-red Imaging, X-Ray Imaging, Digital Photographic Imaging and astrophotography.

APEP MORE EASILY UNDERSTOOD

APEP (aka PPP-Penetrating Photographic Process), what does it stand for and how may it be more readily understood ? APEP means; (ADVANCED-PHOTO-EXTRACTION-PROCESS). Or simply a new photo technique process, that can extract very small pieces of an image out of a photo, and present that in a series of enlarged enhancements.

The first step in extracting images from a photo by APEP, that cannot be seen with the naked eye or any other process, is to take a color photo that has as little as 100 DPI and transform it into a black and white image, and increasing the concentration of DPI to 1200.

The second step is to take the black and white photo which now has 1200 DPI and enhance the image again until the image has a total concentration of about 4800 to 6000 DPI, bringing the image to the maximum resolution under the laws of physics.

Using old photos that were taken before digital cameras were invented had round pixels which only allowed about a 1/4 to 1/2 of all imaged data to be processed within the image itself. Digital is based upon a square image concept which allows less space between each pixel of data. Because the space is lessened between a round pixel and a square one, more data ise allowed to be brought out in a digital photo.

APEP basically is a "Square-pixel" In theory the pixel is somewhat pulled together, it's like tightening your belt around your waist, this "may" in theory add a little more room for extra data to reveal itself. Especially when under such high concentrations of increasing the dpi level within the image. For example, a photo that is photographed at 300 dpi, APEP increases the image to 2000 dpi. The image now may in theory transfer from 300 to a total of 2300 dpi. Each time the process is applied, the "APEP-Belt" is tightened until it reaches 6,000 dpi or more "Total-dpi", then it is also as if a person tightened the belt around your waist so tight you cannot tighten it anymore. So it is with APEP, no more resolution can be obtained out of the photo, under the laws of physics.

APEP is looking towards the future with an upgrade to HD (High Definition) imaging that the inventor Ron Stewart believes could increase the power of the system by 500% or to 30,000 dpi. This upgrade will require an investment in new hardware equipment development and image processing technics, and is months away from completion but will revolutionize the imaging industry.

APEP has been used in some Archeology digs around the world and under water to deliver a clear picture of what is under the water or below the sea bed. Now APEP has turned it's attention to SPACE with results beyond the inventors dreams, some photos reveal never before seen images.

I have equated the importance of this invention to that of the Radio Telescope, unlocking doors that were never thought possible for hundreds of years, prior to using optical telescopes. Optical telescopes which gather and focus light from visible parts of the electromagnetic spectrum for viewing magnified images for photographs or data of electronic image sensors. With three primary types of optical telescopes, Refractors (Dioptrics) which use lenses, Reflectors (Catoptrics) which use mirrors and Combined Lens-Mirror Systems (Catadioptrics) which use lenses and mirrors in combinations.

APEP uses colors in combination with black and white imagery like the Catadioptrics system to produce enhanced photographic imagery that otherwise could not have been seen in a photo, video or digital image. Most everyone has heard of the Hubble Space Telescope, it is now possible to enlarge and enhance photos from Hubble's space telescope many times over existing technology, not only showing a solar system outside our own, but the planet up close. The inventor believes it may be possible to view the surface of the planet for signs of life and large bodies of water that Hubble could never retrieve without the use of APEP. Currently, APEP is making available HD High Definition patent license agreements to Astrophysicist, Universities and Observatories around the world on a limited scale. To reserve a license for APEP PLANET HUNTER TECHNOLGY LICENSE contact rnsuitcase@aol.com

The fact is, APEP can be used for space and underwater enhanced imagery, by producing clear photos of objects under the water that before now were either too dark or murky to see. APEP has solved this problem, the ability to extract clear photographic images from underwater is one of APEP's many super powers and can transfer to other applications. Here is a link to NASA images of the Universe
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=nasa+images&aq=2&oq=NASA&rlz=1W1GZEZ_en-GB

NASA's use of Hubble's space based telescope has given incredible images but now APEP will take some of those images and display it's SUPER POWERS for the world to see for the first time. Ron Stewart, who invented and patented APEP, would like to invite NASA to investigate as to what kind of potential APEP may have in space exploration, including his discovery of a new solar system in Orion Nebula M 42 with planets that revolve around a sun like our own solar system. APEP can leap forward planet finding by perhaps generations, giving scientists an opportunity to find life beyond our own solar system.

Examples of Artifact Misrepresentation/Random-Pixels ; Compared To APEP

The Wagon wheel at top with JPG artifacts and APEP comparison Wagon wheel below without JPG artifact. Conventional methods of enlarging objects lead to artifacts in JEP compression format, but clearly you can see APEP leaves no artifacts when enlarging, without losing definition, clarity and resolution. The first image starts to pixilate causing a more cluttered look and gives artifact misrepresentations to the image losing valuable Mega byte information.

BEYOND HUBBLE'S VISION ARE STELLAR FORMATIONS WITH SOLAR SYSTEMS

APEP has found a Solar system at the center of the Orion Nebula M 42 A in the 2.5 light year wide area with 1 protoplanetary disk or proplyd, which is believed to be embryonic solar systems that form planets. NASA's Hubble Space telescope is a genius of scientific accomplishment and it is an honor to credit NASA with these outstanding photos.

The Orion Nebula is one of the most scrutinized and photographed objects in the night sky, and among the most intensely studied celestial bodies. The Nebula has revealed the process of how stars and planetary systems are formed from collapsing clouds of gas and dust. APEP now takes you beyond the Hubble telescopes vision to view a new star's birth along with at least one of its planets, these amazing photos (never before seen) of a solar system outside our own. The image taken by Hubble of the Orion Nebula, which is estimated to be 1500 light years from earth and 24 light years across, may offer the best possibility for viewing newly formed planets. Spectroscopy done by William Huggins showed the gaseous nature of the nebula in 1865. Henry Drager took the first Astrophoto of the Orion Nebula in 1880 and is credited with being the first instance of deep sky astrophotography. For the first time this stellar nursery has been observed up close revealing the recent birth of a star and an orbiting planet by APEP. Hubble's space telescope has given the world photos beyond anything man has seen to this point, but APEP has gone one step further bringing the Nebula up close for inspection. The photos provided by APEP will give you a close up view of this new born star and its planet, Observatories and Scientists may contact Ron Stewart at rsmty@gvec.net

With all due respect to NASA and this formidable space telescopes accomplishments, APEP would now like to take you on a new space exploration adventure, enjoy the photos. Quote from Ron Stewart, "information may be infinitely small, but is not lost".

**The following NASA photo of the Orion Nebula (1) was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope**

Above the number 1 and to the right are two stars glowing red, the top star has a yellow gas cloud above it, we will give a close up of this massive star and go beyond to a newly formed solar system with a planetary body orbiting a Red Sun.

The star above the number 2 burns bright but we turn our attention to the third dot from the bottom right corner, just above the number 2 and to the right, APEP finds a planetary solar system.

The white arrow points to the Red Star and it's planetary solar system targeted by APEP

The Red Star with a gas giant locked into orbit just beyond is one of what is believed to be many planets in this solar system. APEP is a planet finding process that will leap mankind forward in the discovery of planetary bodies

This close up view looks past what is thought to be a Red Star with a gas giant in the background as the first planet photographed outside our solar system.