Please allow me to introduce myself,
I'm a man of wealth and taste...
(Sorry, I had to )

Just gotten back into the Zooniverse after a multi-year break thanks to work and a subsequent burnout and job loss. Originally learned about this project via a certain Oxford-based astrophysicist's YouTube channel, and it was a recent video on that channel that provided the kick up the rear that I needed to get stuck in again. On that note, I'm looking forward to getting involved in more astrophysics-related projects, after all, this is a nerd's dream!

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Hi @RosemaryBN2. Welcome. I'll leave point 1 for others to address but

2. press Done&Talk rather than Done. That takes you to a page where you may enter a comment related to the classification you just submitted. But you can return to classifying without leaving a comment. Although I do comment often, I use Done&Talk far more, to allow me to "take a breath" (or make a cup of tea or whatever, as needed) without feeling any pressure to continue classifying immediately.

3. "Invert colors" is available to all projects. Each project team has the option to turn it on or off for each workflow. If you classify in a project or workflow that doesn't offer Invert colors and you feel it will be helpful, post a comment on the project's talk page asking the project team to turn it on.

Found this site through research on my planet classification project, happy to contribute towards finessing the current labels of transits! Would like to carry on with as many projects as possible while having the time

Thanks Els! https://activity.zooniverse.org was a hack day project from March 2023. A user-friendly view of the numbers published at https://notifications.zooniverse.org/presence

Gravitational lenses are very rare. So, if you think you are finding a lot of them, they are probably not gravitational lenses.
Just do the tutorial again and look at the examples in the Field Guide.
And ask lots of questions on Talk.
Hope this helps and am looking forward to seeing you on Space Warps - Euclid Talk !

I don't have a macbook, but I do find it useful to click first on Pan, then right click on the image and open in a new browser page. It only gives me two magnifications, of the whole image, but the larger one sometimes helps me better than the magnifier option.

Thank you so much! It shows up for me now.

Well, I am thinking that the bell shape in the graph is an indication of how far or close the star or galaxy is and the arrows are an indication of its luminosity. What do you all think?

I really believe that we are destroying our planet, the changes in the environment are increasingly noticeable, the climate, fauna and animals have evolved due to global warming.