Photographer

Odilon Simões Corrêa

Location

Araxá, MG Brazil

Date

28 Nov 2012 - 23:57:25 UT

Equipment

Meade Lx50 SC 10" F/10 and Canon EOS 600D/T3i at prime focus.

Description

This 1/80 sec. single frame at ISO-100, shows the final moments of the reappearance of Jupiter from the lunar occultation that took place on November 28th, 2012.

Photographer

Alireza vosoughi

E-mail

Greenway1002@gmail.com

Location

pasargad

Date

august 2012

Equipment

Canon 1000D on a tripod

Description

Good night beside the tomb of Cyrus the Great This photo was created in 60 minutes exposure include 120 frames 30 seconds

Photographer

Randy Shivak

E-mail

rshivak@mr40mm.com

Location

Anthem, AZ USA

Date

Nov.18th, 2012 10:54am Local time

Equipment

Lunt 152mm BF3400 and Flea2 ccd video camera.

Description

The prominence had become detached from the sun in 1 hour.

Photographer

Alson Wong

Location

Mount Molloy, Australia

Date

Nov. 14, 2012

Equipment

Borg 77mm f/6.5 refractor; Kenko Skymemo mount; Nikon D300.

Description

This image shows the solar corona. Exposures ranging from 1/2000 to 1/4 second were digitally composited to create this image.

Photographer

Niels V. Christensen

E-mail

nvcchr@mail.dk

Location

Copenhagen, Denmark

Date

28. Oct-2012

Equipment

Meade 16" telescope, LX200ACF on wedge. SBIG ST-8XME mono camera. Astronomik Ha,OIII,SII,RGB filters used.

Description

A M42 center collage picture that consist of 3 individual pictures. 1. A Ha BW picture. 2. A LUM(Ha)RGB picture. 3. A LUM(Ha)SIIHaOIII picture. Very few subs/frames were needed to take this collage picture due to the very intense light coming from the M42 center area.

Photographer

Barry Etter

Location

Mocksville, NC

Date

11/10/2012

Equipment

Orion 8" f/4.9, SBIG ST-8300M

Description

The Outer Limits Galaxy, NGC891

Photographer

Kevin Witman

E-mail

krwitman@gmail.com

Location

Cochranville

Date

11/09/2012 10:15pm EST

Equipment

Meade LX50 10"SCT and an Imaging Source DFK21AU04 camera. I also used a 2x Barlow for an f/20 focal raio

Description

The seeing was fairly good in Southeastern Pennsylvania on this evening. Unfortunately, there were not any Galilean moon transits taking place and the Great Red Spot was on the other side of the planet at the time. However, Jupiter's clouds are most impressive with Io nearby.

Photographer

Adam Moncrieff

E-mail

amoncrieff@rogers.com

Location

Lennox & Addington County, Ontario, Canada

Date

October 16, 2012 @ 11:00pm

Equipment

Canon EOS 60Da, f/2.8 35mm lens, ISO 2000 Combination of 4 images each a 2m exposure aligned and stitched in PS Elements 10.

Description

Milky Way Panorama from Cepheus to Aquila.

Photographer

Randy Shivak

E-mail

rshivak@mr40mm.com

Location

Anthem, AZ USA

Date

October 9, 2012 at 9:30am local time

Equipment

Imaged with my Lunt 152mm BF3400 and Flea2 ccd video camera.

Description

Tornado strikes Western Limb! Finally after enduring months of Monsoons and then reseeding the soccer field we got back on today. Great seeing conditions and transparency, always a great combination!

Photographer

Sean Parker

Location

Tucson, Arizona

Date

August 13th, 12 a.m

Equipment

Canon 5D MKII Nikon 14mm F/2.8 ISO 3200

Description

Comet-like star trails using 20 frames from a milky way timelapse I shot in the desert a couple weeks back.