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Photographer

Dale Chantrill

E-mail

dchantrill@aol.com

Location

Bellevue, NE

Date

6/4/2012 5:45 am CDT

Equipment

Nikon D80

Description

Partial lunar eclipse at moonset, the farm buildings illuminated by the coming dawn.
 

Photographer

JJ Modig

Location

Lenexa, KS

Date

Noon on May 27, 2012

Equipment

Eyepiece projection with a refurbished Meade 860 telescope, a homemade Bertele eyepiece, a modified Canon 300d with a Meade camera adapter. The solar filter used was a Thousand Oaks Optical type 2+ solar filter.

Description

This shows the two new sunspot groups 1490 (bottom) and 1492 (top).
 

Photographer

Alireza Azadfar

Location

Varzaneh Desert , Esfahan , Iran

Date

May 24 , 2012 8:36:39 PM

Equipment

Canon 50D in 200 Iso and Canon EF28/135 mm Lens at F 5.6

Description

New Moon And Venus set in desert.
 

Photographer

Lynn Hilborn

E-mail

lynnhilborn@yahoo.ca

Location

Grafton, Ontario

Date

April and May 2012

Equipment

TEC 140 telescope @f5.6 and FLI ML8300 camera with Baader filters. Mount is a Takahashi NJP Temma2.

Description

Dwarf Galaxy about one degree away from Regulus. Regulus is about 75 light years away and Leo 1 is about 800,000 light years distant.
 

Photographer

Robert Horton

E-mail

stargazerbob@aol.com

Location

North Sandwich, NH

Date

March, 2002

Equipment

6x7 medium format camera, equatorial mount

Description

Here's a shot of Orion departing our early spring sky.
 

Photographer

Michele Brusa

E-mail

michele.brusa@tiscali.it

Location

Montevenere (Bologna Italy)

Date

2012/01/15

Equipment

Ceravolo 300 Astrograph at f/4.9 Mathis 500 mount Camera: Apogee U8300

Description

Image Data : Total exp.= 6,58 hours L:R:G:B:= 200: 65: 65: 65: min. Location: Montevenere Observatory - Italy Software used: MaxIm DL, Photoshop CS4
 

Photographer

Jimmy Walker

Location

Adamsville, TX

Date

2/24/12

Equipment

Takahashi FSQ106edxiii Central DS cooled Canon 5Dmarkii Borg SBIG guided Astro Physics 1200 mount

Description

M82 M81 were the main targets. These are about 12 million light years from and they are slowly pulling on each other. I shot this on 2/24/12 from Adamsville, TX at the Bucksnort Observatory. Air was clean and temps were in the low 30's. Many thanks for the invitation. 24X600sec ISO 1600 Darks, Flats, Bias
 

Photographer

Bernard Miller

E-mail

bgmiller011@cox.net

Location

Rancho Hidalgo, NM

Date

April 15-17, 2012

Equipment

Telescope: TEC-140 (F7) Camera: SBIG ST-8300M Mount: AP900 GTO Luminance: 18x20 minutes (binned 1x1) Red: 9x10 minutes (binned 2x2) Green: 9x10 minutes (binned 2x2) Blue: 9x10 minutes (binned 2x2)

Description

Here is a picture of NGC 4725. This is a barreled spiral galaxy about 40 million light years away in the constellation of Coma Berenices. Also visible in the image are NGC 4712 to the right and NGC 4747 in the upper left. NGC 4712 is about 207 million light years away. The faint "tails" you see on NGC 4747 are cause by tidal interactions with NGC 4725.
 

Photographer

mohammadreza ghorbanzade

E-mail

rmohmmad@rocketmail.com

Location

iran,babol

Date

28/5/2012

Equipment

fuji film finepix s4000

Description

Squaring month
 

Photographer

William Garrett

Location

Los Angeles, CA

Date

May 27th, 20:45 PST

Equipment

10" Meade LX200 EMC, Canon Rebel T3i, iPhone

Description

Me looking at me looking at the moon.
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