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PhotographerLuis ArgerichLocationArgentinaDate2012-08-13 6:55amEquipmentCanon 60Da 14mm lens TripodDescriptionThe photo shows the conjunction between the Waning Crescent Moon and Venus as seen from the south hemisphere on August 13th 2012. It was a very beautiful display as Venus was very bright and the moon and thin crescent. |
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PhotographerMINORU OWADALocationHAMAMATSU-city,JapanDate22h28m45.15s to 22h29m02.16s & 22h33m41.42s to 22h33m57.04s(UT) on May 20th,2012EquipmentTAKAHASHI FS128 refractor(reduced aperture of 50mm,fl=1040mm),with ND100000&ND400 filter and WATEC WAT100N CCD camera,recorded on SONY DCR-TRV50 digital video recorder.Description2nd contact(left):composition of 86 continuous still images(about 0.2s interval)from 22h28m45.15s to 22h29m02.16s(UT) 3rd contact(right):composition of 79 continuous still images(about 0.2s interval)from 22h33m41.42s to 22h33m57.04s(UT) all the still images were captured from digitalvideorecorder,and each images were shifted by one pixel in accordance with moon's movement(so that limb's profiles were enhanced vertically.) Those continuous images of annular solar eclipse revealed moon's limb profiles which were compared with Kaguya's profile(below). |
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PhotographerRicardo José CavalliniLocationBatatais - BrazilDate22h30 UT 12/25/12EquipmentNewtonian 254mm GSO Eypiece Plöss 9mm wideangle Câmera Samsung ES70DescriptionRegistration occultation of Jupiter by the Moon occurred on December 25, 2012. Processed using Registax. |
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PhotographerRicardo Jose CavalliniLocationBatatais - BrazilDate22h30 UT / 12/25/12EquipmentNewtonian 254mm GSO Plöss 9mm wideangle Câmera Samsung ES70DescriptionRegistration occultation of Jupiter by the Moon occurred on December 25, 2012. Processed using Registax. |
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PhotographerRicardo Jose CavalliniLocationBatatais- BrazilDate22h40 UT - 12/25/12EquipmentNewtonian 254mm GSO Plöss 9mm wideangle Câmera Samsung ES70DescriptionRegistration occultation of Jupiter by the Moon occurred on December 25, 2012. Processed using Registax. |
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PhotographerVictor C. RogusLocationJadwin, MissouriDate12-13-12 3:00 AMEquipment50mm Carl Zeiss lens @ f1.4, Cannon 60Da Losmandy GEMDescriptionGOT ONE! This morning (12-13-12) at about 3:00 AM, I caught this Geminid Meteor slicing through the bowl of the Big Dipper (Ursa Major). Notice the beautiful spectrum of color as it burns up in our atmosphere! A beautiful display saw well over 100 meteors and the best show will be tonight. |
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PhotographerJohn Van't LandLocationGallup, New MexicoDate12/13/12 12:48:10 (AM) Local TimeEquipmentCanon 5D Mark III on TripodDescriptionGeminid Meteor going across Orion in dark, New Mexico sky. |
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PhotographerVictor C. RogusLocationJadwin, MissouriDate12:30 AM 12-14-12EquipmentAt about 12:30 AM on December 14, 2012 I captured this photograph of Double Geminids passing through the constellation of Orion! I used a Cannon 60Da camera with a Carl Zeiss 35mm lens at f 2.0. ISO was 640 and the exposure was 100 seconds. Photo was made in Jadwin, Mo.DescriptionI used a Cannon 60Da camera with a Carl Zeiss 35mm lens at f 2.0. ISO was 640 and the exposure was 100 seconds. On a Losmandy G-8 GEM Photo was made in Jadwin, Mo. |
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PhotographerVictor rogusLocationJadwin, MODate12-13-12 8:30 PMEquipmentCannon 60Da camera with Calr Zeiss 35 mm lens at f 2.0, ISO 640 and an exposure of 107 seconds, Losmandy G-8 GEMDescriptionI am happy to submit my latest image of a wonderful Geminid Meteor in Taurus (along with the Planet, Jupiter). I made this image at about 8:30 PM on the evening of 12-13-12. I used a Cannon 60Da camera with a Carl Zeiss 35 mm lens at f2.0, ISO was 640 and the exposure time was 107 seconds. Photo was made in Jadwin, Missouri. I saw the meteor strike the atmosphere with my own eyes, and I knew, I had it! Fantastic sight! |
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PhotographerFrankie LucenaLocationCabo Rojo,Puerto RicoDateNov. 28, 2012 at 11:42pmEquipmentKodak Z740 camera set to F/3.6 at ISO 400DescriptionLast night I found the Moon and Jupiter floating in my cup so I decided to photograph it. |
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