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PhotographerRoy TroxelLocationHarford County, MD, USADateJune 29, 2009EquipmentPhotographed by Larry Hubble, Roy Troxel and Gary George, with Canon 50D camera and 120mm Orion SkyView Pro f/8.3 refractor, on GEM using TruTrack drive.DescriptionSea of Serenity and Caucasus Mountains. The two large craters are Aristotle (top) and Eudoxus(below) |
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PhotographerMP WalshLocationPalos Verdes, CADate750am Jan 21EquipmentTripod and Cannon cameraDescriptionPacific coast, just off of LAX Airport... |
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PhotographerFrank DiBlasi, Jr.LocationMy driveqway, Poughkeepsie, NYDate0545 31 DEC 2010EquipmentSix-second time exposure using Kodak Z981DescriptionNear-zero temperatures and low clouds cast a glow around The Moon and Venus. |
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PhotographerGianni PasqualiLocationCimone Trentino North ItalyDate2011 january 23 UT 12.42.53EquipmentCanon eos 40D - Meade ETX 90 optical assembly- Manfrotto photo tripod - Thousand Oaks glass solar filterDescriptionI captured an ISS transit in the front of the Sun with a very simple astrophotography set up. Just a Canon 40D body camera at the prime focus of a Meade ETX 90 optical tube, a little Maksutov with a Thousand Oaks glass solar filter density 5, at F/13.2 set on a photographic Manfrotto tripod. |
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PhotographerLes BildyLocationSarasota, FL, USADate12-16-2010 22:05 UTEquipmentTelescope: 14" Celestron Edge HD @F28 Mount: CGE 1400 Pro Point Grey Research Flea3DescriptionLunar crater Moretus |
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PhotographerTheo RamakersLocationSocial CircleDate2010-12-14 15:23 UTEquipmentPST CaK with DMK31AU03.AS for the whole sun image and an additional Meade 140 2x barlow for the animation images.DescriptionClear skies today, but the temp was 22 degrees with 20mph winds. I wanted to grab an image from the sun quickly. When I started capturing I realized that there was a faint but huge prominance visible in CaK. When I finished my full sun image, I captured a close up and believed that the shape had changed in the short time, so I grabbed a few more images, until my hands had trouble operating the laptop. Once processed, I saw that I captured a CME in full swing. (animated gif available (226kB) of the ejection. Can email) |
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PhotographerLes BildyLocationSarasota, FL, USADate12-16-2010 22:05 UTEquipment14" Celestron Edge HD telescope @F28, CGE 1400 Pro mount PGR Flea3 cameraDescriptionLunar crater Moretus |
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PhotographerLes BildyLocationSarasota, FL, USADate12-01-2010 at 1:51 UTEquipmentTelescope: 14" Celestron Edge HD telescope @F44 Mount: CGE 1400 Pro Camera: Lumenera LU075M camera. Astronomik Typ 2c RGB Video captured using Maxim DL 5, best 125 of 600 images each for R, G, B processed in Registax 5, AIP4Win and Photoshop CS5.DescriptionA line of Jovian storms mark the re-emergence of Jupiter's Southern Equatorial Belt. |
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PhotographerGary WhitbeckLocationFairfield, caDateJan 28, 2004EquipmentCannon Digital Rebel, a 20 yr old Celectron C8 and luckDescriptionI just received my T-ring, slapped it on my Celeston and Cannon Rebel, lifted it with my hands and pointed it upward. To this day it is one of my favirites |
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PhotographerGlenn JollyLocationGilbert AZ USADate24 Dec 2010 13h13m55s UTEquipmentC14 EdgeHD on Losmandy G11; Point Grey Flea3 camera and Astronomik LRGB Type 2 filtersDescriptionThe great white storm of 2010/11 on the planet Saturn was captured using video techniques. Processed using AviStack v2 and MaximDL. This is the most dramtic event seen in my experience, which reaches back to the 1960's! Tethys and its shadow can also be seen at the bottom of the planet, a mere white and dark speck, and the moon Dione below the left side of the rings. |
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