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PhotographerZarina EbrahimLocationCape Town, South AfricaDate12 August 2010 at 7.42pmEquipmentNikon D60 35mm VR Lens Tripod Quick Release RemoteDescriptionThe image shows the crescent moon in the lower left of the image and you can clearly see bright Venus, Saturn and Mars In the foreground you can see a telephone pole. This image was taken from my backyard in Cape Town, South Africa |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate08/06/10, 09:02utEquipmentLX200ACF 12 in. OTA, F25, CGE mount, DMK21AF04 Ccd, PowerMate 2.5x barlows, Astronomik RGB filter set.DescriptionJupiters two moons were transiting Ganymede and Io showing albedo features and there casted shadows on the surface of the planet. Turbulance at the NEB with a very dark spot at the center of the swirl and the SEB with a pronouce light green dual rings. On the Animation file it consist of three Lum. only sets and seven RGB set fot this ten frame animation. |
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PhotographerThomas M. MarsellaLocationEaster IslandDateJuly 11, 2010, 20:10 UTCEquipmentVixen Sphinx SX GEM Takahashi FSQ-106ED with Extender QE 850mm f/8 Canon 5D MkII, ISO 100, 2 secDescriptionLunar earthshine during the total phase of the eclipse of the sun at Easter Island, July 11. 2010. The 3.5 magnitude star δ-Geminorum was visible about 1/2 degree west of the moon. |
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PhotographerBrian CombsLocationBuena Vista, GADate8-8-10 7:47 & 8:35 UTEquipmentC14@f/28 Paramount ME PGR Flea 3DescriptionThe seeing was very good this morning when these images were taken. They feature the close proximity of Oval BA and the GRS. |
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PhotographerJuan Carlos CasadoLocationAhu Akivi (Eastern Island)Date11 July 2010EquipmentSchmidt-Cassegrain 102 f/10, modified Canon EOS 350DDescriptionFirst efforts to bring out details in solar corona from images taken during the last total solar eclipse at Rapa Nui (Eastern Island) from Shelios 2010 expedition (www.shelios.com) |
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PhotographerAlson WongLocationPaul Gauguin, French PolynesiaDateJuly 11, 2010EquipmentNikkor 300 mm f/4 lens Nikon D300DescriptionThis image was created by digitally combining six exposures ranging from 1/500 to 1/15 second. |
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PhotographerCharles BrowardLocationEaster IslandDate11 Jul 10, approx 11:30 localEquipmentNikon D90, 300 mm AF-s VR lensDescription3rd Contact 11/07/10 Eclipse Easter Island |
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PhotographerAlson WongLocationPaul Gauguin, French PolynesiaDateJuly 11, 2010EquipmentNikkor 300 mm f/4 lens Nikon D300DescriptionThis image shows a Baily's bead from the Sun's photosphere. |
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PhotographerPierre ArpinLocationHao atollDatejuly 11th 2010 @ 08h 43m localEquipmentModified Nikon D40 with cable release coupled with a 500 mm f/5 mirror telephoto mounted on an ordinary tripod. No drive.DescriptionThis picture is a part of a sequence of 3 exp /sec taken trying to catch the formation of Baily's beads just before totality. This image shows 5 beads seconds before totality. Exposure time : 1/1000 sec @ ISO 200 |
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PhotographerRODOLFO PERZ DE PAULALocationCerro Huiliche -El Calafate-ARGENTINADate11/07/2010EquipmentCANON 20D - CANON ZOOM 75 -300mm ( 35 mm equivalent = 480 mm) . Mounted on fix tripodDescriptionThis is the totality, over the ANDES mountains, just a few minutes before sunset, with the eclipsed sun and a golden corona, ( not white, but GOLD!!) .One of the best eclipses I have ever seen ( and this is my eleven total solar eclipse) . I'm from Uruguay, and I traveled to El Calafate, Argentina, where the sun was very low at totality moment. So I took a tour to climb a 3000 feet mountain, where visibility was perfect, and temperature was about 10 Celsius below zero. |
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