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Celestial Scenes
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PhotographerMila ZinkovaLocationSan Francisco, California, USADate04/20/07 SunsetEquipmentCanon XTI, 18 mm Lens.DescriptionYesterday many halos were seen during the day. The day has ended with a beautiful pillar. |
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PhotographerGagandeep SinghLocationChandigarh (INDIA)Date20th April, 2007 at 7:34:44 PM (GMT +5:50)EquipmentCamera : Sony-Cybershot DSC S600 Focal Length : 7 mm F-Number : F/3.2 Exposure Time : 1/4 sec. ISO : 200 Flash : Not Used Megapixel : 6.0 Zoomed : NoDescriptionThe conjunction of the waxing crescent moon and venus as seen through thin clouds during sunset. This is a cropped version [580x479], original image [2816x2112] can be found here : http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/976/moonvenusoriginalgn8.jpg |
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PhotographerSoeren SkovsaardLocationjRoskilde, DenmarkDate27th of marchEquipmentMeade ETX 90 RA and Logitech live ultra webcam. Twenty frame mosaic.DescriptionSimply the Moon on a clear spring night. |
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PhotographerAjay TalwarLocationSiliserh, Rajasthan, IndiaDate21st April 07, 0200 HrsEquipmentNikon D70 camera, 102mm Skywatcher refractor (f/5) piggybacked on LX200 8"DescriptionThe animation shows the fast movement of Comet Lovejoy, 8.8 arc seconds in a minute. This animation spans 90 minutes |
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PhotographerRobert HortonLocationScituate, RIDateApril 19, 1988EquipmentCelestron 6" f5 NewtonianDescriptionA close pairing of Venus and the moon on April 19, 1988. These two will pair up again on May 19th of this year. Get ready! |
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PhotographerJohn L. GrahamLocationKettering, OhioDate4/17/07 3h UTEquipmentTwin homebuilt 35mm f/4 cameras, Meade DSI and DSI Pro driven by an LXD75DescriptionThis wide field image of M51 was taken using a DSI Pro (L:50x30sec) and a DSI (RGB:20x60sec) fitted with twin 35mm f/4 achromats (the objectives from a 7x35 binocular) driven by an LXD75. The source images were saved as FITS3P combined offline in drizzle. Drizzle was also used to convert the FITS3P from the DSI to a BMP. The LRGB was then assembled in Photoshop. |
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PhotographerJonathan WheatleyLocationBerkeley, CA, USADate2007 Apr 17, 8:10pm PDTEquipmentCanon digital rebel, 135mm lens at f/11DescriptionThe 18.5 hour old crescent moon sets in the WNW near San Francisco, CA. The thin crescent is uneven in brightness, but could be seen clearly in 8x42 binoculars in addition to this photo with a 135mm lens. |
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PhotographerDietmar HagerLocationStargazer private observatory near Linz, AustriaDate14.4.07Equipment9" TMB Apo f/9 SXV H16 astronomik filtersDescriptionSome decent seeing, even though it was not at its best. LRGB L=3 hours 6x9min R; 6x5min G; 6x10min B; (colors 2x2 bin) for further detail please visit: http://stargazer.christelhager.info/sonic/index.html |
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PhotographerMark SiboleLocationFife Lake Mi.DateApril 16, 2007EquipmentMeade 80 mm APO Meade DSI PRO IIDescriptionHere is a shot of the M81-82 area showing the Integrated Flux Nebula. This was captured on a good seeing night here in Michigan. Total exposure time is colse to 3 hours. |
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PhotographerBhalchnandra PujariLocationTrieste, ItalyDate10 March 2007, 7pm (local time)EquipmentCanon Powershot A400DescriptionTaken on the sea shore of Trieste, Italy. The bright Venus can be seen on the background of fantastic sunset. |
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