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PhotographerAmanLocationDelhi, IndiaDate15/1/2010 14:13EquipmentDSC-H50; no mount just tripodDescriptionHere's how the annular solar eclipse on January 15, 2010, appeared from Delhi, India. Although the photographer was far away from the central line of eclipse, in this view the Moon clearly looks smaller than the Sun. |
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PhotographerElias ChasiotisLocationSounion, Greece.Date2010/01/15, 06:00 UT.EquipmentBresser Skylux 70mm F10 refractor, Canon EOS 450D, JMB Solar Filter 60/75mm, ISO 400, exposure 1/125 sec.DescriptionWith a small telescope and a solar filter, prominent sunspots were visible during the Annular Eclipse of January 15, 2010. Atmospheric turbulence is also evident in the image, due to the very low altitude of the eclipsed rising sun. |
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PhotographerRaj KunkolienkarLocationVaranasi, IndiaDate22-July-09EquipmentCannon EOS 500D Velbon TripodDescriptionOne can observe the phase of totality during the longest total solar eclipse of the century along with the solar corona overlying the river Ganga which is considered holy by the Hindus |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate01/04/10 06:08utEquipmentLX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, DMK21AF04 Ccd, TeleVue 3x barlows, Astronomik LRGB filter set, Orange#21.DescriptionAs Mars gets closer and larger finer details can be seen. NPH is getting smaller as the summer soltice approachs. On This image a very simple 3D visual effect is possible by Crossing Your Eyes and focus on the center image. No prgs or 3D glasses are required. Enjoy if you can. |
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Photographerambarish.lgLocationNaneghat, Near Mumbai(Location :- 19.291938N ; 73.675980E)DateJan 01,2010 Time:- 01:21:10hr(IST +0530)EquipmentCanon EOS 500D with 75-300mm Telephoto Lens., EQ1 with Single axis Motor Drive.DescriptionPartial Lunar Eclipse held in Dec 31st. 2009 & Jan 01, 2010. Eclipse Phase @ 01:21:10(IST+0530). |
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PhotographerBrian CombsLocationBuena Vista, GADate06:50:00 UT 1-11-10EquipmentC14@f/36 AP1200 mount Lumenera 2-0M cameraDescriptionThis image of Mars was taken under good seeing conditions approximately two weeks before the 2010 opposition. |
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PhotographerJason MelquistLocationChaska, MN USADate1/9/2010 3:00am CSTEquipmentMeade 8in SCT on LXD75 with DMK21AU04DescriptionMy best images yet of Mars as it gets closer and closer to Earth. You can really tell the terminator is quickly moving across the planet and almost the entire planet is illuminated now. I forgot to let my 4x barlow cool down so the first image is not as sharp as the 2nd and 3rd as it cooled. The last image is also a bit blurry due to Mars starting to drop in the sky. |
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PhotographerJim HutslerLocationCaseyville, IllinoisDate8:11 p.m. CST on November 2, 2009EquipmentPentax K20 D with a 60-300 mm lens. The picture is a time lapse photograph with both images at F5.6 for 1/125 of a second and the ISO set at 100. The larger moon was photographed with the lens fully extexnded at 300 mm. The lens was retracted to 60 mm to photograph the smaller moon.DescriptionThis is a time lapse photograph of how the night sky may appear if the Earth had two satellites. |
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PhotographerEfrain Morales RiveraLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate11/24/09 23:14utEquipmentLX200ACF 12 in. OTA, CGE mount, DMK21AF04 Ccd, PowerMate 2.5x barlows.DescriptionCrater Albategnius basin floor shows some dimples impressions of ancient craters that were filled with lava in the past. Just right of the phase of the moon (angle) for these features to be seen. |
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PhotographerStefano De RosaLocationMonate Lake (Italy)DateOctober 16, 2009 at 6:48 a.m.EquipmentCanon Eos 1000d;Exp: 10 sec; F/5; 400 ISODescriptionThe lovely celestial scene shows an old Moon (with its earthshine) forming a triangle with Saturn and the bright Venus, all of them reflecting their light on the calm water of the lake. Below on the left of the "triangle", Mercury is emerging from twilight to complete the predawn conjunction. |
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