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PhotographerJimmy EubanksLocationBoiling Springs, SCDate17:00 UT 10/17/2010EquipmentDouble Stacked Coronado PST @ f/20 TIS DMK21 Orion Atlas EQ-GDescriptionThis image is a mosaic of 9 frames displaying the Sun's Chromosphere in Hydrogen Alpha. Aside from the four unique active regions, the most notable feature is the 500,000 km long filament stretching across the top of the disk. |
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PhotographerLee DeCovnickLocationWalnut Creek, CaDateOctober 18, 2010 20:16 PDTEquipmentVixen VC200L f/9 Prime Focus, Vixen Sphinx SWX, Nikon D70 1/230 sec. iPhoto editing with Preview with a 27" 2.8GHz Quad-Ccore iMacDescriptionI'm developeing a collection of photographs that highlight striking lunar surface contrasts, (mares, rays, basins, craters) while harkening back to the famous Mt. Wilson lunar plates. During the next few months, I plan to use the same contrast "masks" on the usual (and unusual) lunar suspects. |
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PhotographerBader Al AmeeraLocational-salmy desert north kuwaitDate11:30 AM 16-10-2010Equipmentlense 300 mm f 2.8 canone camera 10d 3mX5 with lxd75 mead mount. |
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PhotographerNiels V. ChristensenLocationCopenhagen, DenmarkDate17. Oct. 2010EquipmentLX200ACF 16" on wedge for guiding via SBIG ST-8XME camera. WO FLT-110 and Canon 20Da camera used for the Hartley subs.DescriptionA comet Hartley composition picture. The background scene/picture consist of 4*5min. exposure subs.; combined via Adobe Photoshop with 8*5min. subs. which were tracked on the comet kernel and then median combined. |
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PhotographerJohn W. O'Neal, IILocationAmherst, OhioDate10/10/2010 05:48am ESTEquipmentCanon 40D w/55-300mm lens piggybacked on Losmandy G-11 GEMDescriptionComet 103P Hartley 2 whizzed by M38 and NGC 1907 this morning at dawn. It has now brightened to the verge of naked eye visibility and is a large, bright easy object in binoculars. |
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PhotographerJames MaxwellLocationNear Jemez Springs, NMDateOct 8-11, 2010EquipmentUsed a 10" F/4, Meade Schmidt Newtonian on Losmandy G-11. Cooled Canon 400D DSLR at approximately 25 Deg. F. 5" Refractor guidescope with Orion CCD for Autoguiding.DescriptionComet Hartley/2 on three consecutive nights in October after passing the double cluster. The bright star in the center photo is Eta-Persei (Miriam) which is about 1330 light years from Earth. Processed in Nebulosity and Photofiltre. Each frame is a series of 28-second exposures with Dark and Flat frames applied. Total exposure times of 26, 56, and 42 minutes, respectively. |
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PhotographerCurt RenzLocationArlington Heights, ILDate2010 OCT 22 at 18:01 CDTEquipmentSony Cyber-shot DSC-F717 on a tripodDescriptionThe Full Hunter's Moon rising above trees 33 minutes after moonrise and 1 minute after sunset |
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PhotographerNiels V. ChristensenLocationCopenhagen, DenmarkDate17. Oct. 2010EquipmentWO FLT-110 and Canon 20Da. Guide via Meade LX200ACF 16" mounted on wedge.DescriptionWidefield picture taken of Comet Hartley. Exposre time: 2*900sec. |
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PhotographerJared FergusonLocationBackyard, Fort Collins, CoDate10/19/2010, approx. 9-10 PMEquipmentOrion 80ED/Sirius mount Atik Titan Monochrome + Astrodon Luminance FilterDescriptionThis is one of the first shots I got using my Atik Titan ccd cam. Glorious Luna on a crisp Autumn night. |
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PhotographerCarmine GargiuloLocationSant'Agnello (NA)- ItalyDate2010-10-16 22:45 UTEquipmentCamera Pentax K100D on TS apo 66 ED at f/4.4.DescriptionComet 103P Hartley in the Auriga constellation. |
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