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PhotographerTrond Hugo HermansenLocationKristansand Kanonmuseum, Møvik, Kristiansand in southern part of NorwayDate8. june 2004 time 05.29 utcEquipment40 mm Coronadofilter on Helios 80 mm f/5. Camera: Nikon Coolpix 990 and WO DLC 28 ocular. Mount: Vixen GPDescriptionThe second contact of Venus in the early morning of 8. june 2004. This was the first time ever than man could see the Transit of Venus in hydrogen-alfa. The Sun showed a really big prominence on the solar limb in the beginning of the event. A few minutes later we could not se the prominence any more. |
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PhotographerMurat GureLocationAnkara-TURKEYDateMay 27, 2010EquipmentMeade DS80EC, 80mm f/11 refractor.DescriptionThis shows the tycho crater and the beatiful moon. |
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PhotographerErnest R. EvansLocationPawcatuck, CTDateJuly 11, 2010 15:25 UTEquipment6" f/8 Criterion RV6 Newtonian telescope w/violet filter at 150X. Digital point-and-shoot camera used afocally. Image composite of 200, 0.1" frames; processed in Registax, XnView and MS Paint.DescriptionThis photo shows the cloud deck on Venus photographed through a violet filter during strong daylight. Additional processing with software shows views with violet suppressed and also in gray tone. No obvious detail seen visually through the telescope! Ernie Evans |
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PhotographerPatrick McCulloughLocationDenver,Co.Date4-5-11, 10:45 AMEquipmentCoronado 60mm Solar Max II H-a,.5 angstrom telescope mounted on LX-90, 8in SCT. Canon 20d 1/100 exp.Processed in Photoshop 6.0DescriptionFirst day of using scope.Image shows the largest Prominence that I saw this day Incredible views through H-a |
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PhotographerMichael GallagherLocationTiplady, nyDate3/14/2011 22:18 pmEquipmentCelestron OMNI XLT 120mm Refractor, CG5 Computerized Mount, Phillips SPC900NC Webcam, Orion 5X High-light Barlow Lens, Celestron UV-IR Blocking FilterDescriptionPhoto showing the shadow of Promontorium Laplace on the end of the Jura Mountains onto Mare Imbrium. Represents a stack of 76 photos using the Registax software (Version 5.0) |
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PhotographerPulsar MillsLocationMarylandDate3-18-2011 @ 8:06 PMEquipmentThis image was shot with my Nikon D80 through my Celestron Nextar 6SE Telescope.Description2011 Supermoon as seen from Maryland shortly after rise. |
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PhotographerBrian HoughLocationMaui, HawaiiDate3/19/11EquipmentSkywatcher Dobson 12" 25 and 16 mm eyepieces Orion Skyglow Filter Canon S90 camera My hands placing the camera to the eyepiece...DescriptionSuper Moon from 3/19/11. Some of the better shots taken. All have been touched up to enhance contrast. This is my first ever astrophotography attempt. My scope is my first too :) |
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PhotographerWill DavisLocationTucson, ArizonaDate03-19-11, 20:11 PMEquipmentMeade DS 114mm Saturn Newtonian Reflector on standard alt-azimuth mount, 17mm Celestron Plossl, and iPhone 3 camera.DescriptionMarch 19 Full Moon, just after rising |
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PhotographerSteve YerbyLocationRichmond, VTDate3-19-11EquipmentCamera - Canon 350D Scope - Orion 80EDDescriptionIt's SUPER moon!!! Now, 14% bigger! Closest it's been in 20yrs! Richmond, VT |
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PhotographerRobert CataldoLocationWest Hartford, CTDate3/18/2011 7:10 PM EDTEquipmentCanon EOS 5D MkII 400mm lens with 2X extender for 800mm focal lengthDescriptionGetting ready for the March Supermoon the next night, I was testing the setup when I had a surprise visitor. You can see the exhaust effect on the edge of the lunar disk behind the aircraft. |
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