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PhotographerPaul BellLocationAntrim, N IrelandDate21 Mar 2012 20.33 approxEquipmentCanon 1100D on tripod.DescriptionOrion sitting over Antrim town. |
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PhotographerMohammad RahimiLocationIzeh , IranDate20 Mar 2012EquipmentCanon 5D in 1600 Iso and Samyang 8 mm Lens at F 3.5DescriptionVenus and Jupiter conjunction in the last views of the winter sky in Zagros Mountain , Izeh , Iran |
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PhotographerJoe GaffordLocationDeer Trail, CODate3-25-12 6:04 UTEquipmentJMI NGT-18 18" Newtonian telescope on a split ring mount. SBIG ST-2000XM ccd cameraDescriptionSupernova in galaxy M95. Two asteroids crossed paths next to the supernova SN 2012aw as colored streaks. The uppermost asteroid streak is (23898) 1998 SC60, the lowermost is (49458) 1995 AH2. Images is composed of 30 minutes each of LRGB with 5 minute subexposures. |
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Photographermehdi momenzadehLocationkhara desert iranDate4th february 2012EquipmentCanon EOS 500D on Skywatcher ED80 and EQ5 Pro. 14X3:30 min ISO 3200 guided with synguider.Descriptionthis image shows a close conjunction between comet garradd and the globular cluster m92 |
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PhotographerJennifer NelsonLocationUnited StatesDate10 Dec 2011 6:00 a.m. PSTEquipmentPanasonic Lumix DMC FZ28 mounted on a SLIK Able 300 DX tripodDescriptionThe full lunar eclipse of 10 December 2011 occurred during early-morning moonset over Las Vegas, NV. A deserted dirt road at the far eastern edge of town afforded this view of the event. Local news had predicted we would see a blood-red disc setting behind Mt. Charleston (mid-image), but actually the moon disappeared like Carroll's Cheshire Cat! Here, the eclipsed moon is still visible in the photo's upper-right corner. |
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PhotographerLuis ArgerichLocationHeavy, ArgentinaDateJanuary 14th 2012EquipmentCanon 5DII, 14mm lens, Astrotrac mount. 20x60'' exposures stacked with DeepSkyStackerDescriptionThe photo shows comet lovejoy on its way to deep space. On January 14th the comet was no longer visible to the naked eye or binoculars but was easy to spot with the camera. The comet was just accross the Large Magellan Cloud with its tail extending all the way to Canopus. |
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PhotographerRicardo Jose CavalliniLocationBatatais - SP - BrazilDate24/12/2011EquipmentCâmera Sony DSC HX1DescriptionPhoto of Comet C/2011 W3 (Lovejoy) made in the rural town of potatoes - SP - Brazil on 24/12/2011 The tail was visible from horizon to 25 ° |
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PhotographerIan FrazerLocationVictoria, BC CanadaDateDec 10, 5:25 - 6:35amEquipmentPentax K20-D digital D-SLR, Pentax 100-300mm lens (equivalent to 450mm), heavy tripod, cable release, LOTS of warm clothing.DescriptionThe Friday night 9:PM full moon, then a series of images of the eclipse from Sat 5:25am through 6:35am. |
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PhotographerAnnette DeGiovine OliveiraLocationLos Angeles, CA over the Pacific OceanDate12/10/11 7:21am PSTEquipmentCamera: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT F-stop: f/5.6 Exposure time: 1 sec ISO speed: 1600 Focal length: 105mmDescriptionSeries of photos of the Lunar Eclipse off the west coast of Los Angeles, California over the Pacific Ocean. The west coast of North America was only able to see the first half of the Lunar Eclipse. I was able to get a series of photos until totality before I lost it in the morning sunrise. |
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PhotographerJost JahnLocationAmrum, GermanyDate2011 Dec 10 ca. 15.30 UTEquipmentPentax Optio W 40DescriptionThe ending lunar eclipse occurs above the neighbour island Foehr, senn from Amrum, North Sea, Germany |
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