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PhotographerYuriy GirinLocationTver, RussiaDate22.11.2011 19-24/19-34 UTEquipmentSC C-8, Barlou (PAG)-3x, filter UV/IR cut. Webcam MS LS HD (1920x1080), sc.- 70% Programs: AviStack 2, WinJUPOS, Fitswork 4DescriptionJupiter 22 nov 2011 |
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PhotographerDavid SchaechterLocationSunnyvale, CADateJan 15 - 16, 2012EquipmentThe Orion Short Tube 80 used for imaging, with the Orion Eon 120 used for autoguiding, both on the Orion Sirius Mount. The Orion 6 mega pixel Star Shoot Pro Single Shot Color Camera was used as the imager in conjunction with a Light Polution FilterDescriptionOn Jan 15-16, 2012, 9th magnitude Near Earth Asteroid Eros traversed the Leo Constellation. The photo is a stacking of 50 200-second exposures that captures the almost 3-hour motion of Eros in the same field as M95, M96, and M105. |
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PhotographerAndrea TamantiLocationRome suburbsDateJanuary 12, 2012EquipmentVixen 102M achromatic refractor, vixen GP-D mount, Lumenera Skynix 2.1 webcam camera, Cromixsun H-Alpha filterDescriptionI took this image on January 12, 2012 with my telescope through an H-Alpha filter, it's composed by 18 frames to cover the entire Sun full disk, it's a false color image derived from a grayscale image. Best regards Andrea |
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PhotographerPeter DesyprisLocationAthens,GreeceDate18-01-2012 at 07:52:47 UTEquipmentLUNT LS60THa/B1200 (single stack),barlow Coronado CEMAX 2X, DMK31AU03.AS, Registax 6,Photoshop CS4DescriptionI took this prominence with huge development on Northwestern limb of the disk on 18-01-2012. |
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PhotographerJohn W. O'Neal, IILocationThe Good Times Observatory, Amherst, Ohio, USADateJanuary 15th, 2012EquipmentScope: Lunt solar Systems LS60THa &B1200 w/Crayford focuser Mount: Losmandy G-11 permanently mounted Observatory: Skyshed POD XL3 Optical: 2.5x Powermate Software: Capture: EOS_MOV_REC Stack: Registax 6 Process: Adobe Photoshop CS5.1DescriptionThe solar storms in the latter portion of January 2012 were precipitated by Sunspots 1401 and 1402. As they marched across the face of the sun they crackled with boundless energy, throwing more than a few Flares and CME's our way. One X Class Flare brought Aurora that was seen as far south as Tucson, Arizona. In this image, the sunspots are just rounding the north eastern solar limb and becoming visible to us. Add in the filament below the spots and the result is a face, peering at us in total silence, smiling as if a harbinger of things to come... |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate02/02/2012, 06:07utEquipmentEquipment: LX200ACF 12 in. OTA, F30, CGE mount, PGR Flea3 Ccd, TeleVue 3x barlows, Astronomik Ir, RGB filter set.DescriptionMars from this morning (Feb.2nd) under favourable conditions and now approaximately one month from opposition. Here from the top Polar regions are Utopia, Cebrenia (Viking2 Lander) Mid area Syrtis Major (Dark area) and Elysium region with Oragraphic clouds and below Hellas and Mare Tyrrhenum region. |
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PhotographerPepe GuerreroLocationAguascalientes, MexicoDateJan 24 2012; 19:41 p.m. CSTEquipmentI Used Fujifilm FinePix 2950 Camera in Automatic Mode with tripod. Mode digital medium angular photo 28° at 1X, automatic exposure (f/5.6 at 1/125sec or 1/60sec). I used automatic release for 2 sec. Original photo side: 3.0 mpx.DescriptionI send three photos so that it is possible to see the approach of Venus and the Moon in the days earlier mentioned. They were taken in the dusk - night towards the west. The Moon presents the smile of the cat Chester. In the first photo the Moon and Venus have an angular separation of 22 ° |
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PhotographerPepe GuerreroLocationAguascalientes, MexicoDateJan 25 2012; 19:59 p.m. CSTEquipmentI Used Fujifilm FinePix 2950 Camera in Automatic Mode with tripod. Mode digital medium angular photo 28° at 1X, automatic exposure (f/5.6 at 1/125sec or 1/60sec). I used automatic release for 2 sec. Original photo side: 3.0 mpx.DescriptionI send three photos so that it is possible to see the approach of Venus and the Moon in the days earlier mentioned. They were taken in the dusk - night towards the west. The Moon presents the smile of the cat Chester. In the second photo the Moon and Venus have an angular separation of 8 ° |
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PhotographerPepe GuerreroLocationAguascalientes, MexicoDateJan 26 2012; 20:20 p.m. CSTEquipmentI Used Fujifilm FinePix 2950 Camera in Automatic Mode with tripod. Mode digital medium angular photo 28° at 1X, automatic exposure (f/5.6 at 1/125sec or 1/60sec). I used automatic release for 2 sec. Original photo side: 3.0 mpx.Descriptionand in the third photo the Moon and Venus they have an angular separation of 7 °, with the difference that the Moon moves forward Venus. All photos taken in my home. Greetins to Sue French! |
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PhotographerPeter GorczynskiLocationOxford, ConnecticutDate2012-January-01 08:40UTEquipmentCGE1400 SCT @ f/28, DMKAU681.AS Astronomik filters - RGB, resized 300%DescriptionThere is a small cloud over Elysium. The dark ring in the NPC continues to persist. |
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