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PhotographerGustavo RojasLocationCentro Ciencia Viva, Constancia, PortugalDateNov. 26, 2011EquipmentCanon SX210 28mm lens, 2s exposure, ISO 400.DescriptionA thin, newborn Moon merges with rosy sunset colors in Portugal. |
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PhotographerRoger HassellLocationBergen Park CO USADate2:27am MDT 18 Aug 2011EquipmentCelestron NexStar 11GPS with f/6.3 focal reducer Nikon D300s in prime focue configuration.DescriptionThe International Space Station passed in front of the moon at 2:27am on 18 August 2011, as seen from a vantage point near my home. I took this photo with my Celestron 11" SCT telescope and Nikon D300s in prime focus configuration. |
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PhotographerKanad MandkeLocationPune, IndiaDate10th December 2011; 08:00pmEquipmentNikon D40 35mm Lens TripodDescriptionthe photo was taken just before the totality from Pune, India. It shows how people were engrossed in their routine activities in spite of such a wonderful astronomical phenomena! |
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PhotographerTakehiko HashimotoLocationTokyo,JapanDate6th June 2011EquipmentLS60THAD/B12CP with AirTune, ST-8300MDescriptionI am surprised at that time. |
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PhotographerMick HollimonLocationCupertino, CADate29 Nov 2011 05:50 UTCEquipment10 inch f/6 Newtonian with 5X Powermate, Flea 3 color camera, Orion Atlas EQ-G mountDescriptionJupiter imaged in good seeing using a new Flea 3 Bayer-matrix color camera. |
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Photographerali matinfarLocationiran, mesr desert (near jandagh village)Date10/11/2011Equipmentcanon 5D MarkII+lens 24-105 L 12 sec f:5.6 @ iso800Descriptionmoon halo and jupiter |
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PhotographerTerry mcleanLocationEpcott Center FloridaDateMay 2011 1900 hrs Local TimeEquipmentKodak Z1012 Pointe and shoot single Image Hand HeldDescriptionIt shows the full Moon Appearing to be devoured By T-REX Had to take this Fun Shot |
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PhotographerJan KoopstraLocationNetherlandsDate18 nov 20:50EquipmentCanon 550D with Tamron 70-300 at 300mm / F5,6DescriptionNot a spectaculair one perhaps, just realise that this one was shot with a rather moderate tele objective. The upper jupiter image was achieved with 20 manually stacked photos enhanced in PS. Compare a single original jupiter-image at the lower half of the image. |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate11/14/2011, 16:05utEquipmentSolarMax40 Ha, P/B LX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, PGR Fle3 Ccd, PowerMate 2.5x barlows, Astronomik Ir filter.DescriptionOn the south eastern side of the limb a large Prominence erupted showing the flaming contrail moving in all directions and back to the surface and just below the image a large filament could be seen also. |
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PhotographerTheo RamakersLocationSocial Circle GADateNov 18 10:09 a.m.EquipmentSolarMax40 single stack, DMK21AU04.AS with Meade 3x barlow on a EQ6 mountDescriptionThe sun has been beautiful the last few days and the huge filament has grown to a size spanning over 500,000 miles from end to end. The image is inverse processed allowing for a nice merging of the prom detaila and the surface details. |
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