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PhotographerVince TubolyLocationHegyhatsal, HungaryDate2010.02.25. 07:24EquipmentCoronado Personal Solar Telescope (0.9 Angström), CANON EOS 450D.DescriptionProtuberancien |
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PhotographerPeter LardizabalLocationSt Johns, FLDateFebruary 25, 2010 10:58UTEquipmentAstro-Physics 130EDF Gran Turismo, TeleVue 2xbarlow, TeleVue Starbeam, and a Conon 30D. All on a home built Alt/az mount.DescriptionThe Tranquility(Cupola) module was installed in the previous weeks during STS-130. This was the first opportunity to image the ISS from North Florida after this installation. All the main modules are visible in this image. Elevation was about 85+ degrees and at an altitude of approximately 218 miles. |
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PhotographerMichael KarrerLocationRinnegg/AustroaDate2010-02-23/24EquipmentCeleston 9, Lumenera SKYnyx 2-1mDescriptionIn the wavelenght of the blue light the clouds are most prominent. Within one day they change form and position. At the left image the spot close to the center signs clouds over Olympus Mons, left "bad weather" over the Tharsis vulkanos. |
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Photographersadegh GhomizadehLocationIran TehranDate3 march 22.15 UTCEquipmentC11 + DMK21AU04.ASDescriptionSaturn in average seeing showing long-lived storm. |
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PhotographerBrian CombsLocationBuena Vista, GADate03:47 UT 3/1/10EquipmentC14@f/41 Lumenera 2-0M AP1200DescriptionThis image of Mars was taken under good seeing as Mars begins to leave the 2010 apparition. |
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Photographersadegh GhomizadehLocationIran TehranDate12 march 19.30 UTCEquipmentC 11 DMK21AU04.AS camera + G11 mountDescriptionStep by step mars show SPR my image shown southern cap with blue color |
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PhotographerMircea RadutiuLocationBucharest, RomaniaDate21 nov 2007 00:15 hrsEquipment200mm f/5 EQ newtonian (thanks to mr. Max Theodorescu) + Nikon D40 in prime focus; 17x15sec; ISO 1600; stacked with DSSDescriptionThanks to the heavy winter that almost engulfed the northern hemisphere, I got to sit and browse through some old astro pics and came across a series of shots I almost forgot. |
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PhotographerJLocationCopenhagen, DenmarkDate3 March 2010Equipment106mm Ha solartelescope, Imaging source DMK41DescriptionIt's so nice that the sun is finally showing us some action! |
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PhotographerJean-Christophe MeriauxLocationSan Bruno CADate2/28/2010 at 1.10am PSTEquipmentOrion Maksutov cassegrain 7" DNKDescriptionBetween two rainfalls – I was able to take this picture at focal plane f/d 15 with my DMK B&W camera. This is a composite picture from about 1100 RGB frames. Notice from left to right two of Saturn’s satellites: Rhea (mag 9.9) and Tethys (mag 10.3). Cassini’s division is guessed but not very obvious since the rings have a low inclination. - The C ring is hinted on the left and right portion of the disk. Disk diameter is 19″. |
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PhotographerPaolo Julio Gabelli, Claudio Carbognani & Davide FavaLocationCollecchio (PR) - ItalyDateJanuary 28th, 2010 - 23.14 UTCEquipmentCelestron C9 1/4” @ f/50 with Lumenera SKYnyx 2-0 C on Celestron CI-700DescriptionThis image of Mars was taken near the 2010 opposition under an insufficient seeing conditions but it was a clear night during a bad winter in Italy |
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