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PhotographerPat PinnellLocationFranklin Co. Mo.DateMay 30 2010 - 04:00 a.m.EquipmentAT8RC, SSProV2, G-11Descriptioncomet C/2009 R1 McNaught, comet information from The Comet and Minor Planet Ephemeris Service, M1=8.1, distance from Earth:1.286 a.u., distance from Sun:0.907 a.u., sky motion:4.28 "/minute, 90seconds X 3, given the Moon was 94% illuminate, this comet is pretty bright. |
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PhotographerDr. Anthony RecascinoLocationOrmond Beach FloridaDateJune 5, 2010EquipmentStacked images of R1 McNaught from the evening of June 6.DescriptionComet R1 McNaught |
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PhotographerSteve YerbyLocationRichmond, VTDate2:30am estEquipmentED80 with Canon XT CGE Mount Meade DSI - guide on star (not comet) Exposure - 15 mins (3x5)DescriptionThis one was hard to catch due to it's close timing with twilight... |
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Photographersadegh GhomizadehLocationIran TehranDate26 April. 18.54 UTCEquipmentC11 Celestron + DMK21AU04.DescriptionIn good seeing & Atmosphere on 26 April it shown good details & good color in this capturetotal 12000 frames stacks. |
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PhotographerGianni PasqualiLocationCimone Trentino North ItalyDate02/05/2009 21h11m32sEquipmentCanon eos 40D at prime focus of a Maksutov Cassegrain Intes Micro Alter M603 on a Vixem GP mount with Skysensor 2000DescriptionThe moon seems a world in black and white but if we exaggerate the colors in phase of elaboration we realize there of as its surface is various. This is due to differences in chemical components of the lunar surface, due to remixing caused by asteroidal impacts or from lava effusions. |
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PhotographerHerb BubertLocationDerry, NHDate4-21-2010Equipment11 inch Starmaster ELT. Tracking on Tom'O dual axis equatorial platform. Nikon Coolpix 4500 with 14mm Scopetronix eyepiece. 137 frames @ 200ISO stacked in Registax.DescriptionThis is part of a project with the goal to image Saturn through one complete cycle. |
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Photographersadegh GhomizadehLocationIran TehranDate23 march 20.15 UTCEquipmentC11 + DMK21AU04.ASDescriptionSATURN'S RINGS: This week Saturn is "at opposition." That's astronomy jargon for "Saturn and the sun are on opposite sides of the sky." Saturn rises at sunset and soars overhead at midnight, up all night. This arrangement has a striking effect on Saturn's rings. Ciao |
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PhotographerJim HutslerLocationCaseyvilleDateFebruary 10, 2010 at 9:00 p.m. cstEquipmentPentax K20 with a 150 mm lens. Nine second exposure, F2.0, and ISO 400.DescriptionMars and the Beehive Cluster appear together in the winter sky throught the month of February. |
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PhotographeramitkakadeLocationRameswarmDate15th Jan. 2010 01.35pm ISTEquipmentSony(DSC-W35), Exposer time 1/8 sec,ISO-320,Solar filter-BurnadDescriptionAnnular solar eclipse looks like an Exact ring of fire.This time cold wind was flying and fishes tring to come outside from see water, birds were also calm and shadows of trees also feel different. Such was Great moment. |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate01/13/10-02/17/10EquipmentLX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, DMK21AF04 Ccd, TeleVue 3x barlows, Astronomik LRGB filter set.DescriptionThis is a composition of images taken from January 13th to February 17th 2010. On this set image from the closest to Earth (Jan.27th) and from the Sun (Jan.29th), Also an image of a dust Storm on the North Polar Hood from February 2nd. |
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