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PhotographerMark SiboleLocationFife Lake MI.DateFeb 8 2007EquipmentImaging telescope Meade 80 mm APOP @ approx f/3 Imager Meade DSI PRO II Meade IrLRGB filters. Piggybacked on a Meade LX200R 10 inch. Autoguided with a Meade DSI PRO.DescriptionThis is a LRGB image of M45 captured with a Meade 80 mm APO at approx f/3. It consists of 80 minutes luminance info and 20 minutes each per color channel. Captured in 4 minute sub frames. |
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PhotographerBabak A. TafreshiLocationTooran national park, eastern IranDateMorning of March 19, 2007EquipmentCanon EOS20D + 300mm TelephotoDescriptionIt was a magneficent view of the eclipsed sun rise over mountains of a wild life resort area, known as Tooran national park in eastern Iran. |
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PhotographerBabak A. TafreshiLocationEastern IranDateMorning of March 19, 2007EquipmentCanon EOS20D + 300mm lens |
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PhotographerAli MatinfarLocationMiyankaleh island,Mazandaran,IRANDate19MARCH2007EquipmentFuji s9500 Digital Camera |
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PhotographerFrank R UrodaLocationJeddo, MI USADate2nd week of March, 2007EquipmentC-11 scope Older G-11 mount (totally rebuilt and tuned by me) with FS2 goto and ESCAP steppers TCF-s focuser Optec 0.5 reducer ST2000XM with 2020 imaging chip and 237 guide chip CFW8 with A-Don LRGB I series and 13nm Astronimik Ha All housed within my Black River Observatory near Port Huron, MichiganDescriptionFINALLY a break in the horrible Michigan weather! I never waste a good night and the past two have been no exception. This is my rendition of NGC-3953. I grabbed the L channel last week and the RGB just the other night. 13x15min unbinned for the L channel, and about 7x10min binned 2x2 for the RGB. Comment more than welcome! ---Frank Rocketman Uroda |
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PhotographerCarl KoppeschaarLocationOverveen, The NetherlandsDateMarch 3, 23:20 UTEquipmentNikon D200 f2.8/55mm 13 seconds exposure at ISO 400DescriptionThe total lunar eclipse viewed from Copernicus Public Observatory (Overveen, The Netherlands) around mid-totality. |
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PhotographerLynn LauxLocationDoylestown, OhioDate12/2006EquipmentMeade 12" SCT LX200 Classic Canon 350 D at prime focusDescriptionThe Crab Nebula is the most famous and conspicuous remnant of a supernova, which was observed around the world in 1054 AD. In most astronomical handbooks this object is listed as 'bright', but an increase in light pollution has resulted in its becoming harder to see in a modest telescope! Once seen, however, it is not easily forgotten, resembling a gauzy handkerchief fluttering in a cosmic wind. |
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PhotographerRonald FrahmLocationDuesseldorf (Germany)DateMarch 4, 2007, 0:26 UTEquipmentCanon EOS400D, Zoom lens at 200mm, F5.0, 0.2s, ISO 1600.DescriptionPicture of the lunar eclipse of March 2007 from my home at about an hour after maximum totality. A lot of clouds, however, but sometimes the Moon was visible. |
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PhotographerRenee Ann WirickLocationThetford, Norfolk, UKDateVarious times March 3/4 2007EquipmentKodak DX6490 mounted on a tripod.DescriptionA composite of the eclipse March 3, 2007. Amazing that the only cloudless night in a month was that night!! |
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PhotographerJean-Denis DouvierLocationUS 21, Elkin, NCDate03/03/2007 6:44pm to 7:52pmEquipmentCanon 20D with Canon 17-40mm L lens at f/4, 40mm.DescriptionThe Moon during the total eclipse, taken every 5 minutes. |
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