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PhotographerJohn L. GrahamLocationKettering, OhioDateDecember 8 and 23, 2005EquipmentMeade ETX-60AT, Meade LPIDescriptionImages of the Moon taken on December 8 (right) and December 23, 2005 (left), both taken with a Meade LPI at the prime focus of an ETX60; the Moon’s distance was 230,190 and 249,570 miles on December 8th and the 23rd, respectively. |
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PhotographerJohn StetsonLocationFalmouth, MaineDateAugust 16, 2006EquipmentCoronado 90 h-alpha scope and a webcamDescriptionThis flare erupted on the 16th ... Aurora activity appeared on the 19th. |
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PhotographerJoão Miguel PintoLocationPenamacor, PortugalDate9/08/2006EquipmentSkywatcher 8" - f/6 on Eq5 Meade LPI with IR blocking filter Processed in RegistaxDescriptionFull Moon mosaic |
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PhotographerAlexandros DiamantisLocationAthens, GreeceDate7-5-2006, 23:11:06 UTEquipmentVixen ED 80 SF, SONY DSC-H1 digital camera, Baader Hyperion 21-millimeter eyepiece.DescriptionFull Moon |
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PhotographerZlatko KovacevicLocationVirovitica, CroatiaDate12 October 2005, 23:21 UTEquipmentCelestron SC G-8 German equatorial mount Eyepiece projection f/35 Philips ToUcam, 10 fps, 1/33 second exposures. Baader UV-IR Block Filter 347 of 1269 frames stacked with K3CCD ToolsDescriptionPlanet Mars before oposition in 2005. Very good details are visible enlarged in grayscale. Southern polar cap is up, very small, due to southern-hemishere summer. |
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PhotographerJoão Miguel PintoLocationAlgarve, PortugalDate31/07/2006EquipmentTelescope: Skywatcher newton 203mm / 1200mm in Skywatcher EQ5 Photo equipment: CCD Meade LPI + Anti IR filter. Processement with Registax. Original size: http://img287.imageshack.us/img287/2930/luapanoramajpgpd5.jpgDescriptionMoon Panorama |
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PhotographerBERTRAND GuillaumeLocationSaint Laurent sur Sèvre, FRANCEDate2 June 2006, 20h53 UTEquipmentTelescope 114mm Newtonian (114/900) Eyepiece projection with a 6.5mm Plossl Philips TouCam Pro IIDescriptionIn spite of the low altitude of Jupiter in France this year, I was able to resolve oval BA (Red Spot Jr) and the Great Red Spot. |
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PhotographerChris PaquetteLocationConcord, NHDateJuneEquipmentETX-80 with Digital cameraDescriptionLunar Phase, it shows all the major seas, and at the top you can see the two craters, Aristoteles, and Euxodus. |
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PhotographerSean WalkerLocationMethuen, MADate10/06/05EquipmentIntes-Micro 7" Maksutov-Newtonian (MN76), Philips ToUcam Pro 740, Losmandy G-11DescriptionMars at Opposition, 2005 |
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PhotographerLuis VelasquezLocationGuatemala City, GuatemalaDate15 August 12:48 pmEquipmentMeade EXT90EC, 26-mm eyepiece, Orion Solar filter, Sony DSC-P71digital cameraDescriptionSunspot 0904, captured at noon. |
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