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Celestial Scenes
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PhotographerEduard von BergenLocationObwalden, SwitzerlandDateJanuary 19 2010Equipment16" Cassegrain f:9 Alt-7 Mount SBIG STL-11000M L:100min R:20min G:20min B:20min, -30C |
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PhotographerMarc RicardLocationPointe-Claire and Oak heightsDateAug29-31, Sept10thEquipmentCanon 40d FSQ 106 EDX EQ6 ProDescriptionIt's a composite of 2 nights of imaging in Ha and one night under dark skies taken with my modified Canon 40d through my FSQ 106ED mounted on an EQ6-pro. I was unable to identify the object i the centre of the field. Does someone know if it has been catalogued ? |
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PhotographerMichele BrusaLocationMonteVenere Observatory, Monzuno (Bologna, Italy) - elevation 431mtDate2010/09/15EquipmentCeravolo 300 Mathis Mount 500 CCD Apogee U8300DescriptionIC 5146, also Caldwell 19, and the Sh 2-125, Cocoon Nebula, is a reflection/emission nebula and Caldwell object in the constellation Cygnus. IC 5146 is a star cluster and the nebula is Sh2-125. H:R:G:B 300:70:70:70 min |
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PhotographerG.T.LarsonLocationMoloka'i Hawai'iDateSunset fall 2010EquipmentNikon d90, 500mm Nikkor mirror lensDescriptionA rare blue flash at sunset over the Pacific Ocean. |
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PhotographerHerbert WalterLocationMelbourne / AustraliaDate2010 AugustEquipmentTelescope 16'' RCOS (f=3700mm) Camera Apogee U9000 Filter LRGB Astrodon filters Exposure L 15 x 180 s RGB á 7 x 300s Total 2h 30min Names NGC 6809, GCL 113, ESO 460-SC21 Software THELI, CCDStack, Photoshop CS3 Location Northern Galactic Members Telescope Australia - RemoteDescriptionM 55 - Clobular Cluster in Sagittarius One of the brithest an most photogen clusters in the southern sky. The distance is 17.300 LY, Magnitude 6.3 and the appearent diameter 19' (about 2/3 of full moon). Discovered by Nicholas Louis de Lacaille in 1752 (during a trip in South Africa) and more then 10 years later cataloged by Charles Messier (due the low latitude hard to see from Europe). |
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PhotographerLeonardo OraziLocationItalian West AlpsDate10/11 September 2010EquipmentGSO RC 8" F8 1624mm FL Scope AP MACH1 GTO Mount ATIK 4000LE Mono with Baader 2" HLRGB Filter |
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PhotographerJimmy EubanksLocationBoiling Springs, SCDate09/18/10 at 11:40pmEquipmentJupiter Image Meade LX90 8" SCT @ f/50 DMK21 and Astronomik RGB filters Uranus Meade LX90 8" SCT @ f/30 DMK21 and Astronomik filtersDescriptionMy image shows Jupiter near opposition along with an inset image of Uranus, also near opposition. |
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PhotographerP-M HedénLocationVallentunaDate2010-09-30 22.00UTEquipmentWo66 and Canon Digital Rebel XT (Hutech modded).DescriptionÍ have been waiting for this meeting between comet Hartley 2 and NGC281 for several weeks and I was lucky with clear skies last night |
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PhotographerStephanie BuzbeeLocationWest Linn OregonDateSeptember 23, 2010 9:01 pmEquipmentCanon PowerShot SD 1200 IS Digital ELPHDescriptionThe full moon playing hide and seek in moving clouds |
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PhotographerStephanie BuzbeeLocationWest Linn OregonDateSeptember 30, 2010 at 8:45 amEquipmentCanon PowerShot SD1200 IS Digital ELPHDescriptionMoon Journal as one third grade student sketches the nearly quarter moon in the morning sky. |
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