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PhotographerBaderAl AmeeraLocational-salmy desert north kuwaitDate11:30 PM 8-10-2010Equipmentlense 300 mm f 2.8 canone camera 10d 3mX9 with lxd75 mead mount. |
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PhotographerFred LocklearLocationYpsilanti, MichiganDate10/8/10 8:08UTEquipmentCelestron C6-N Celestron CG-5 ASGT Mount Canon XSi modified + IDAS LPS-P2 filter Celestron 9x50 finder + DSI for guidingDescriptionImage of Comet 103P/Hartley 2 passing by the Double Cluster. Background of the Double Cluster was taken on 10/6. 47 x 5 minute exposures @ ISO 800 were stacked. For the comet, 100 x 2 minute exposures were taken @ ISO800. Images were stacked in DSS and combined in Photoshop. A video of the individual comet captures can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EY85SS893TQ |
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PhotographerG. PeturLocationBelmont, MADateOctober 8, 2010EquipmentCanon 10D. Tak 106 FSQ.DescriptionComet Hartley passing by the double cluster on October 8, 2010 |
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PhotographerPaolo CazzaoLocationSpecchia (Lecce, Italy)Dateoctober, 3th 2010, 22:00UTEquipmentnewton 8" f5 + 3x barlow + webcam toucam IIDescriptionSince we have the right observable conditions i took this image in a urban center of my village. The image, made togeter with Io, shows just some WOS and its nice belts |
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PhotographerJesper GrønneLocationDanmarkDateoct. 9th 2010 21:50EquipmentPiggyback Canon 1D mark IV, EF300mm 2,8L is lens and CLS-CCD Astronomik filter.DescriptionBlue Uranus in the upper left corner, Jupiter - Ganymede, Io and Callisto in the lower right corner. Above Jupiter is the star BSC 20 Psc, in the lower left corner is BSC 24 Psc. Uranus and Jupiter is 2 degrees apart. The sky was not really clear, resulting in a hazy halo around mag. -2,9 Jupiter. |
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PhotographerBrian CombsLocationBuena Vista, GADate10-10-10 various timesEquipmentC14@f/28 Paramount ME PGR Flea 3 cameraDescriptionI had a good night of seeing when these images were taken. There is still a lot of activity in the NEB. |
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PhotographerThomas NelsonLocationDuluth, MNDateOctober 4, 2010 03:26 UTEquipmentTAK FSQ 106ED with Reducer QE, LPS Filter, 387mm f/3.6 Astrohutech modified Canon 50D, ISO 800, single 3min exposure Losmandy G11, guided with Orion SSAG, 50mm f/5 guidescope Processed with IP v3.80, CS4, GradientXTerminator, full frame imageDescriptionSingle exposure shot of Comet Hartley 2 as it passes NGC 457, known as the Owl or ET cluster. Link to larger version here: http://aasdlh.zenfolio.com/p84745907/hdff3488#hdff3488 |
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PhotographerJames WernerLocationMelbourne FloridaDate10/9/2010 7:30 PmEquipmentCanon 5D MKII 24-105 zoomDescriptionBeautiful Sunset with cresecnt new moon and Venus |
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PhotographerDouglas SpaldingLocationNear Butler, MODate10/8/10 at 2:20amEquipmentNikon D50 Camera with Orion 80mm Apochromatic EON telescope on a CGE mount. Guiding via Orion Autoguider with PhD guiding.DescriptionComet Hartley passing near the Double Cluster (NGC 884 and NGC 869. This is a single 5 minute exposure at ISO1600. |
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PhotographerCarlos Di NalloLocationBuenos Aires, ArgentinaDate01/10/2010 - 08.15pmEquipmentReflector 150/750 Cam QHY5T + eyepiece 6.3mmDescriptionA fine fase of Venus |
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