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PhotographerVICTOR C> ROGUSLocationJadwin, MoDate1/21/2013Equipment5 inch f9 apochromatic refractor on Losmandy G-8 mount, Cannon 60Da astro cameraDescriptionThis is an over exposed version of the January 21, 2013 conjunction of Jupiter and our Moon. It is over exposed to reveal jupiters moons. |
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PhotographerAlbert CarcichLocationWantage, NJDate1/7/2012 8pmEquipmentExplore Scientific 127 ED, Orion Solar System Planetary Imager and AutoguiderDescriptionHere we see Europa's shadow on the disk of Jupiter. Also visible is the Great Red Spot and numerous swirls. Also visible are the four Galilean Moons. |
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PhotographerEhsan RostamizadehLocationkerman , iranDateDec 24 , 2012Equipment10" f4.7 dobsonian tube on NEQ6 mount , Canon 40D & 5x powermate . ( Eos camera movie record , Registax 6 , Photoshop )DescriptionEuropa transit of Jupiter |
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PhotographerJohn O'NealLocationThe Goodtimes Observatory in Amherst, OhioDate1-4-2013EquipmentLunt LS60THa w/B1200 blocking filter mounted on a Losmandy G-11 inside a Skyshed PODDescriptionAs I was setting up to image the Solar Disk in Hydrogen Alpha wavelengths I noticed seagulls transiting the sun. I hit the capture button and caught a few birds before the aerial acrobatic show was over. |
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PhotographerRicardo José CavalliniLocationBatatais - SP - Brasil/BrazilDate11/01/2013 - 21:10 UTCEquipmentSkyWatcher Maksutov-Cassegrain 127mm AZGoto Ocular Plöss 25mm / Eyepiece Plöss 25mm Câmera Samsung ES70DescriptionFoto da mancha solar nº 1654 tirada a partir de Batatais - Brasil no dia 11/01/2013 às 19h10min local, 21h10min UTC. Photo of Sunspot No. 1654 taken from Batatais - Brazil on 11/01/2013 at 19:10 local, 21:10 UTC. |
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PhotographerGABRIEL OCTAVIAN CORBANLocationRomaniaDateN0v 18, 2012, 2:00 pmEquipmentLunt Solar Systems LS60T, DS, Chameleon Monochrom camera and NEQ6 mount.DescriptionA tree-shaped prominence and a filaprom developed on the South-East side of the Solar limb. |
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PhotographerJoe StieberLocationMaple Shade, NJDateJanuary 12, 2013, 5:45 pm ESTEquipmentCanon 40D digital SLR camera with Canon 70 to 200 mm f/2.8L zoom lens (set to 200 mm focal length) on a fixed tripod. Exposed 2 seconds at F/5.6, ISO 800.DescriptionThis is a view of the young crescent moon with earthsshine, just 27 hours 01 minute old and 1.8% illuminated. It was taken 49 minutes after local sunset when the moon was about 6 degrees altitude. Although most of the sky was overcast at the time, luckily it was relatively clear along the western horizon. |
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PhotographerRicardo José CavalliniLocationBatatais - SP - BrazilDate25/12/2012EquipmentSkyWatcher Maksutov-Cassegrain 127mm AZGotoDescriptionMomento em que Júpiter é ocultado pela Lua. |
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PhotographerVictor C. RogusLocationJadwin, MissouriDate01/18/2013 @ 17:45:02 CSTEquipmentIt was a cold, windy evening as I waited for the exact moment of the first quarter Moon. I used an f9 Apochromatic refractor, a Losmandy G-8 mount, a Cannon 60Da camera at ISO 100 and an exposure of 1/15 sec. On January 18, 2013 at 17:45:02 CST. A Baader Polorizing filter was also used.DescriptionAn exact First Quarter Moon plus two seconds. |
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PhotographerAlbertoLocationRomeDate25 nov 2012 21.00 local timeEquipmentTelescope Nextstar 11 GPS @ f/23 Camera DBK21AF04DescriptionI stacked 500 frames out of 696 using only Registax. |
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