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PhotographerDevdatta UrankarLocationKhodad, IndiaDate2/9/07,EquipmentCamera Used: Kodak EasyShare C533, 5 MegaPixels Telescope: 8" Reflector with Dobsonian MountDescriptionThis image shows the twin lunar craters Cyrillus and Theophilus. We can also see crater Madler and Crater Kant. |
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PhotographerEfrain MoralesLocationAguadilla, Puerto RicoDate04/19/07 01:44utEquipmentMeade LX200gps 10in. OTA, Celestron CGE Mount, IS DMK21AF04 Mono Ccd, TeleVue 3x Barlows.DescriptionOn this particular day a rare showing of Saturns four moons taken on the same frame capture. |
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PhotographerMichael MadsenLocationStony Ridge Observatory, CalifornaDate09/03/07 3:06 am PSTEquipmentAP 6" f9 Refractor AP 900 QMD head Nikon D200 Camera Prime FocusDescriptionA dramatically lit moon on a steady night. |
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PhotographerRichard McCoyLocationMead, ColoradoDate8/25/07, 8:09PM MDTEquipmentNikon D70s Takahashi FSQ-106EDDescriptionWhile preparing for the eclipse, I shot this picture of a gibbous moon. Instead of leaving the picture "normal" I increased the color saturation in Photoshop a bit to see if I could reproduce add some interest to the image. I was very surprised by the large range of lunar color captured in a simple snap shot. |
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PhotographerRichard BornLocationDeKalb, ILDateAugust 17, 2007; 8:41 PMEquipmentLens: Meade ETX-90 2 sec exposure Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT Mode: JPG ISO: 200 White Balance: DaylightDescriptionThe waxing crescent moon was glowing with a beautiful orange-red color, often associated with a newly rising full moon. |
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PhotographerBen AdlofLocationCanton, MIDate8/29/07 21:32EquipmentOlympus C-750 piggybacked on a C-8DescriptionThis is negative of a 4 second long, guided exposure of Vesta (circled) near Jupiter. Omega Ophiuchi is at the lower right. Jupiter's moons Callisto, Io, Ganymede, and Europa are in order from left to right. North is to the upper right. |
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PhotographerNikica IgnjatovicLocationHot Springs, ArkansasDateOct. 9, 2005EquipmentMeade 10" lxd55 and DSI color camera+2x barlow, stacked a couple of thousand images, processed in InfoLite and Deep Sky Astronomy Software IP, Enlarged and cropped with paintDescriptionMars during its close approach in 2005 |
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PhotographerBen AdlofLocationCanton, MIDate8/28/07 22:17EquipmentOlympus C-750DescriptionUnguided "night mode" shot of Vesta (circled) near Jupiter. Image was processed into a "negative". |
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PhotographerMichael FinchLocationDiego Garcia in the Indian Ocean Lat: 7°18'16" S Long: 72°23'48"EDate7/23/2007 @ 16:39EquipmentCanon 20D with a Canon 75-300mm IS lens hand-heldDescriptionNot many get to see the moon from Diego Garcia. |
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PhotographerMichael KarrerLocationSt. Radegund / AustriaDate2007-08-15, 09:00 UTEquipment175/1400 mm TMB Refractor at f = 5.3 m, Lumenera SKYnyx 2-1mDescriptionPlanets at extreme positions: Venus three days before inferior conjunction, Mercury at superior conjunction. Average seeing with few fair moments, spots on Mercury may not be real? |
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