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PhotographerMoe BertrandLocationPhoenix, AZDate3 Oct 2012 / 1149 UTEquipmentCanon 60DDescriptionThe International Space Station joins the view with a Venus and Regulus in the early morning sky over Phoenix, Arizona. |
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PhotographerRandy ShivakLocationAnthem, AZ USADateOctober 9, 2012 at 9:30am local timeEquipmentImaged with my Lunt 152mm BF3400 and Flea2 ccd video camera.DescriptionTornado strikes Western Limb! Finally after enduring months of Monsoons and then reseeding the soccer field we got back on today. Great seeing conditions and transparency, always a great combination! |
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PhotographerKonstantinos ChristodoulopoulosLocationKorinthos, GreeceDate15 July, 2012; 03:20 a.m. (UT)EquipmentTechnical Details Optics Canon EF 200mm f/2.8L Mount Tripod Camera Canon EOS 450d Filters Date 15 July, 2012; 03:20 a.m. (UT) Location Korinthos, Greece Exposure 0.5 sec, ISO 800 Programs used PhotoshopDescriptionAbout this image A rare sky event occured in the early morning hours on Sunday, July 15th 2012. The Moon passed in front of the planet Jupiter and its four satellites, and blocked them from our views for about an hour. This phenomenon is known as Jupiter occultation by the Moon. Jupiter, Io and Europa "exiting" the Moon with a bright meteor at close proximity. |
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PhotographerOdilon Simões CorrêaLocationAraxá, BrazilDate2012, August 31 - 22h 52m UTEquipmentOrion Short-tube 80mm refractor and Canon T3i at prime focus.DescriptionOne shot at 1/320 second and ISO-100. |
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PhotographerIndrajit BhatLocationPune, IndiaDate01-SEP-2012 20:27EquipmentEquipment: SCT 6” - Nexstar 6SE Eyepiece: 25 mm Date: 01/09/2012 Object: Moon (Phase- Waning Gibbous; Illumination 94%; Age: 15 Days) Camera: Mobile Phone (Motorola Atrix used at 3MP) Photo Mode: Macro Exposure: 0.5 Sec Method: Afocal photo Photo- As IS- not modified by any softwareDescriptionFirst Attempt to capture moon using cellphone camera- Afocal method.... waiting for DSLR :) |
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PhotographerJames McAfeeLocationVancouver, WADate03Sep12 1131EquipmentWilliam Optics FLT-110, Televue 4x Powermate, Canon 5D Mark IIIDescriptionThis is the first of two ISS transits across the Sun visible from the same geographic location on the same day. The ISS crosses the sun lighting fast in about 0.7 seconds. The photograph is a composite with each ISS image separated by about 0.15 seconds. |
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PhotographerAlireza AzadfarLocationKhalkhal Jungle , North , IranDate01/06/2012 20:36:11EquipmentCanon 50D in 160 Iso and Canon EF28/135 mm Lens at F 8 on tripodDescriptionThis photo was taken in my last trip to Khalkhal jungle.The Moon rises in jungle. |
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PhotographerAlireza AzadfarLocationAnarak Desert , IranDate18/05/2012 19:39:54 PMEquipmentCanon 50D in 100 Iso and Canon EF28/135 mm Lens at F 5DescriptionBeautiful sunset in Anarak desert |
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PhotographerMick HollimonLocationCupertino, CA USADate30 May 2012 06:21 UTCEquipment10 inch f/6 home-built Newtonian 5x Powermate @ f/30 Flea 3 Bayer-matrix color camera Orion Atlas EQ-G mountDescriptionSaturn imaged from Northern California, San Jose area, in variable seeing (good to average). The image shows the main cloud band structure; the C-ring is plainly visible, with the shadows of planet-on-rings and rings-on-planet also evident. |
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PhotographerSean Scott WalkerLocationFernley, NVDate13 June 2012 2:30pmEquipmentLunt LS60THaDS50/B1200FTPT telescope with an Imaging Source DMK 51AU02.AS ccd camera and a Televue 4x Powermate on a Celestron ASGT CG-5 mount.DescriptionActive Regions 11504 and 11505 in hydrogen alpha. 200 stacked frames processed through Gimp 2.o. |
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