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PhotographerMike SmeesterLocationPalm CoastDate9-1-2012 9:58UTEquipmentTelescope:CPC1100 Camera: DBK21au618.asDescriptionJupiters Great red spot and Red Jr. |
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PhotographerRandy ShivakLocationAnthem, AZ USADateAugust 26, 2012 17:13 UTEquipmentHi Resolution prominence image taken with the Lunt 152mm at 1800mm EFL and Flea2 video ccd camera.DescriptionThis image shows how small some solar features really are. The spicules are approximately 5 to 10 arc seconds high. The prominence is approximately 40 arc seconds by 150 arc seconds in length. |
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Photographerkurtis markhamLocationAlexandria VirginiaDateMay 12,2012Equipmentpoint and shoot mounted on celestron cgem 1100hdDescriptionmoon |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate08/29/2012. 09;27utEquipmentEquipment: LX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, Flea3 Ccd, TeleVue 3x barlows, Astronomik LRGB filter set.DescriptionJupiter, Shadow of the moon Io from August 29th, 08:57ut, 09:29ut. Also on these images the moon Io is begining to approach the transition across jovian disc. (left=Lum..., right=RGB channels). |
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PhotographerGABRIEL CORBANLocationBucharest RomaniaDateAugust 3 2012EquipmentLunt H-alpha DS, Monochrome Chameleon camera, TeleVue X2.5, EQ6 Skywatcher mountDescriptionIs about a filament which is crossing the Solar limb line. |
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Photographermohammad karamiLocationshahin shahr town - esfahan city - IranDate8/20/2012 7:04 PMEquipmentthis photo was taken by FUJIFILM FinePix HS20EXR camera. ISO - 100 / f/11 / exposure time : 1/250 sec. and 126mm focal length.Descriptionthe eagle that you see in this photo was determind to hunt the pigeon on the wire but the pigeon found the risk and left the wire Quickly.the sun spots are Clearly. |
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Photographervalmir martins de moraisLocationJuazeiro do Norte, Ceará - BrazilDate2012 July 25, 23h25 to 23h45 (UT)EquipmentTelescope Celestron 203 mm, f/10 witc go to. Camera Canon T1i (500D). 17,219 images to compose the mosaic of the Moon. Software: EOS Camera Movie Record V0.3.1.1 , Registax V5.1, Microsoft Image Composite Editor 1.4.4.0, Infanview V4.2 and Image Analyzer 1.2.9.DescriptionThe Lunar X is an optical effect observed on the Moon with small telescopes and is caused by sunlight that appears between the ridges of the craters La Caille, Blanchinus and Purbach. |
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PhotographerGianni PasqualiLocationCimone Trentino North ItalyDate2011 october 8EquipmentReflex Canon 40D at prime focus of a Maksutov Intes Micro Alter M603 6" F/10 telescope on a Celestron CGEM mountDescriptionThe colors of the Moon, intensified in this image with a particular procedure of Post processing, they show the difference in the chemical-mineralogical composition of the lunar ground. Thousand of impacts of asteroids, great Lava's effusions and Solar radiation they have all contributed to create this palette |
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PhotographerOdilon Simões CorrêaLocationAraxá, MG BrazilDate28 Nov 2012 - 23:57:25 UTEquipmentMeade Lx50 SC 10" F/10 and Canon EOS 600D/T3i at prime focus.DescriptionThis 1/80 sec. single frame at ISO-100, shows the final moments of the reappearance of Jupiter from the lunar occultation that took place on November 28th, 2012. |
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Photographermed Aissa MoussaLocationGhardaiaDate11 Nouvember 2012 - 05:40 GMT + 1EquipmentCANON XSI REBEL 450D Without MountDescriptioni took this photo of three solar system object moon in the last quarter and the venus planet in perhaps 3° of conjuction with the moon and the mercury planet abouve the tree in the left down of the view. |
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