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PhotographerVince TubolyLocationHegyhat Observatory HungaryDate2007.10.16.Equipment50cm Ritchey-Chrétien telescope, FLI CM9 CCD camera,exp.: 8x30 sec. |
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PhotographerJan WisniewskiLocationNear Aldie, VADateSeptember 3, 2007EquipmentCanon 350D (extended red response) on 80mm ZenithStar II ED APO refractor with 0.8x reducer, on GM8 mount. 5 x 1 sec. and 5 x 1/200 sec. images processed in IRIS, AIP4WIN and PhotoPaint.DescriptionMoon "grazed" Pleiades on after midnight on Sept. 3, 2007. This was an extremelly difficult scene to image due to Moons brightness compared to Pleiades. Set of 1 sec. exposures was conbined to reveal stars and Eartshine, while 1/200 sec. exposures were used to reveal details of Moon surface. |
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PhotographerJohn RozakisLocationKallidromos - GreeceDate13-08-2007 01:15 amEquipmentcanon350d 70-300 apo lens at 70mm mount vixen GP exposure 120sec 1600 ISODescriptionsimultaneous shooting all night long the Andromeda Galaxy waiting to catch a pers meteor. the original image was croped to show more details in this file size |
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PhotographerWilliam FukubaLocationMono LakeDate4:10am - 4:25amEquipmentCanon 20D and 10 - 22mm lens @ 1/20-1/15 1600 4.5fDescriptionHere are some shots of the Aurigids Meteor shower taken at the Lower Lee Vining camp ground. I saw about 20 meteors and managed to photograph 5 I composited the 5 together in Photoshop. |
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PhotographerMauricioLocationMiamiDate8/28/07 5:45 amEquipment3.5" Meade Ecuatorial mount Telescope with a Canon Powershot A400 i used a 25mm LenceDescriptionIn this picture it shows the earth's shadow on the Aug. 28 2007 Total Lunar eclipse. |
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PhotographerChris PetersonLocationGuffey, Colorado, USADate1 Sep 2007, midnight to dawnEquipmentVideo allsky camera, PC164C with fisheye lens.DescriptionThe image is a digital composite of 49 Aurigid meteors captured the morning of the shower. Nearly all occurred over about one hour, and a double peak of activity was detected, the first at UT 11:20 and the second at UT 11:35. The first peak showed a rate of over 100 meteors per hour brighter than mag 2. |
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PhotographerMauricio ChiribogaLocationMiami FLDate8/28/07 3:50 a.m.Equipment3.5 inch reflector with 25mm Lence Canon Power Shot A400DescriptionIn this picture you can see the earth's shodow on the moon on the Total Lunar Eclipse Aug. 28 2007 |
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PhotographerCharles SterlingLocationLas Cruces, NM, USADate9/1/2007 5:56:44am MDTEquipmentCanon EOS Digital Rebel XTi; fixed mount, 30 seconds, 18mm, f/5.6, ASA1600DescriptionOne bright Aurigid meteor just before dawn. Orion, Taurus, Gemini, and Auriga frame the meteor. |
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PhotographerMichel HersenLocationPortland, OregonDateSeptember 8, 2007 at 6:04 amEquipmentTaken at dawn on September 8, 2007 with a Nikon D 200 and Sigma Zoom Lens (70-300 mm.). The image was shot with an ISO of 1600, an F/6.7, and a 1/3rd second exposure. exposure. Hersen,DescriptionThis is a photo of the conjunction of the crescent moon with earthshine and venus at dawn. |
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PhotographerJodie ReynoldsLocationOrangevale, CA, USADate2007-09-01 04:57:28 PDTEquipmentCanon 20D DSLR camera on fixed tripod, Tethered to a laptop for sequencing 45mm @ f/3.5, 30sec, ISO 1600DescriptionThis photograph is a capture of an example of the Aurigid Meteor outburst of Sept 1, 2007 PDT. The brightest star seen is Capella. The meteor trail is between 2 Aurigae and Hassaleh, in the constellation Auriga. |
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