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PhotographerMick HollimonLocationCupertino, CADate29 Nov 2010 05:49 UTCEquipment10 inch f/6 Newtonian on Atlas EQ-G 4X Powermate TIS DFK21AF04.AS Bayer-matrix colorDescriptionJupiter on 29 Nov 10 showing the evolving SEB outbreak, with IO in the field, from Cupertino, CA: 37:18 N 122:03 W. Good seeing and transparency. |
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PhotographerJesus Carmona de ArgilaLocationMadrid (SPAIN)Date10/27/2010EquipmentStacking 3,000 frames (1/218"). Telescope : Takahashi FS152N. Filter : Solarmax90 bf30, H-alpha 656.28nm <0.7A. Camera : Dmk21Af04. Software : RegiStax V5, Photoshop Cs2.DescriptionActive region AR1117 compared with the Size of the Earth and with the Distance from Earth to the Moon. |
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PhotographerDoug ZubenelLocationEast of De Soto, Kansas, USA.Date12-06-10 23:40 UTEquipmentCanon Rebel XTi (Hutech modified) with a 300mm NIKKOR lens @ f/8; 2 second exposure at ISO 100.DescriptionAfter making the image of the Moon and Mars setting on the treeline, I quickly moved to higher ground and caught the pair close to one of the water towers in De Soto, Kansas. |
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PhotographerGreg MortLocationAshton MarylandDateNov 28 2010 735pm ESTEquipmentAPM 175mm APO @ f/32 SKYnyx Color CCD Celestron GEM CGE Mount.DescriptionRebirth of Jupiter's South Equatarial Belt underway Red/Brown string of very obvious markings even visually prominent. Seeing 6/10 transparency 7/10 |
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PhotographerBrian CombsLocationBuena Vista, GADate11-14-10 2:27 UTEquipmentC14@f/28 AP 1200 PGR Flea 3DescriptionThe outbreak of the SEB is prominent in this image taken under good seeing. |
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PhotographerGary WalkerLocationMacon, GADate14 Nov. 2010 0253UTEquipment254mm f/9 APM-LZOS apo refractor @f/36 AP 3600GTO mount Luminera SKYnyx 2-0M camera Astronomik RGB filtersDescriptionSouth is up in this RGB image showing the recent outbreak, near Jupiter's central meridian, marking the beginning of the revival of the South Equatorial Belt. Two bright plumes are resolved with elongated dark material following to the upper right as it is being swept into the retrograding SEBs jetstream. |
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PhotographerPietro De GregorioLocationSorrento,ItalyDate2010.11.14 - 19:53 U.T.EquipmentMak 180 Skywatcher with DMK21 mono camera and CGT Celestron mountDescriptionImmages with Montes Appenninus and Vallis Alpes |
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PhotographerCsaba HadháziLocationHajdúhadház.HUNGARYDate15.11.2010.03:57Equipment200/1000 Newton Canon EOS 350D ISO1600 95 sec.exp.DescriptionOn the photo the 103P/Hartley2 comose visible one. The picture was taken with 200/1000 Newtons of telescope Canon EOS 350D with a camera ISO1600 95 sec.exp. Csaba Hadházi Herkules Observatory Hajdúhadház HUNGARY www.herkulesobszervatory.eoldal.hu |
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PhotographerSteve YerbyLocationRichmond, VTDate3:09am ESTEquipmentSkywatcher 80ED CGE Mount Canon Rebel XTDescriptionThis is Comet Hartley 2 next to the Double Cluster in Perseus. It's moving fast! This is just one 5min exposure of Comet. When I tried to combine multiple exposures, the trail would show. |
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PhotographerJesper GroenneLocationDenmarkDate2004 june 8thEquipmentPiggyback Mamiya 645, 500mm f/5,6 lens, 2xTCDescriptionVenus transit 2004, 3rd contact, to show scale to the other photo of the atmosphere around Venus. |
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