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PhotographerPat PinnellLocationFranklin Co. Mo.DateJanuary 19-20, 2013EquipmentEdgeHD 9.25 at f/10, ST-8XME, Mach1, autoguiding: CCDSoft, FS-60CB with an ST-i, image capture:ImagesPlus, image processing:ImagesPlusDescriptionA stack of 8-5minute luminance images of comet C/2012 S1 ISON at an estimated magnitude of +15.6 and a distance from Earth at just over 4 astronomical units |
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PhotographerCarmelo ZannelliLocationPalermo cityDateJan 3rd 2013 - 21,57utEquipmentC14 @ F/30; Flea3M; SW-EQ6 on Baader AHT; (see my website for more infos)DescriptionA Jupiter of new year under prestty good seeing conditions... Thank you for your attention... and clear skies! |
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PhotographerFrankie LucenaLocationCabo Rojo,Puerto RicoDate3/10/2013 at 6:04pmEquipmentKodak Z740 camera mounted on a tripodDescriptionThe smoke filled skies provided an excellent filter to make the Sun look red. My neighbors thought that this was the Moon because that is how the Moon looks near the horizon. |
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PhotographerJodi HatteryLocationVan Wert, OHDateFeb 24, 10:30 PMEquipmentDobsonian 10" t-ring and spacers canon t3iDescriptionWaxing Gibbous - or as I liked to call it, the moon looking a bit lopsided |
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PhotographerMarin ProdanLocationHercegszanto-HungaryDate02/07/2013EquipmentTelescope: Meade ETX-105EC (UHTC) Tripod:Meade 884 Deluxe Field Tripod ASI120MC Camera (ZWO Design)DescriptionEF 1770mm Seeing 6/10 Transparency 8/10 Duration=121s Frames captured=505 Binning=no ROI=1280x960 FPS=4 Shutter=20.82ms Brightness=10 Gamma=50 (off) Gain=35 |
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PhotographerVictor C. RogusLocationJadwin, MODateFeb. 13, 2013EquipmentHome built 108 mm f8 open truss refractor and a Cannon 60Da camera on a Losmandy G-8 mount.DescriptionThis three day old Moon was the subject of "First Light" for my home built refractor. |
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PhotographerJohn O'NealLocationThe Goodtimes Observatory in Amherst, OhioDate5/5/2012EquipmentLunt Solar Systems LS60THa, Tele Vue 2.5x Powermate, Imaging Source DMK31AU03.as CCDDescriptionThree different renderings of the same image. |
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PhotographerVICTOR C. ROGUSLocationJadwin, MoDate02/03/2013 05:56:05 AM CSTEquipment5 inch apochromatic refractor at f9, cannon 60Da astro camera, on Losmandy G8 mount. Baader polarizing filterDescriptionThis is the Last Quarter Moon less two hours, image was made 02/03/2013 at 05:56:05 AM CST two hours before the exact last quarter Moon. |
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PhotographerVictor C. RogusLocationJadwin, MODate02-03-2013 04:14:07 AM CSTEquipmentCannon 60Da astro camera on tripod using a 61 x 250 telephoto lens at f4.1 and a two second exposure.DescriptionThe Last Quarter Moon and the Planet Saturn in conjunction. |
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PhotographerKarl FabianLocationHickory Hills, ILDate3-10-2012Equipment1987 vintage Bausch and Lomb 8001 Pro 8" Schmidt Cassegrain with Celestron Neximage Solar System Imager. University Optics Klee barlow 3X projection @ F32. 4500 video frames processed in Registax.Focusing aided with JMI motofocus. AC drive corrector aided in keeping image on the small imager chip during the 7-1/2 minute video at 10fpsDescriptionImage of Mars taken March 10, 2012. Mars disk angular diameter 13.84 arc seconds. Syrtis Major prominent on central meridian. |
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