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Photo by Paul Hyndman376 viewsFirst Light Sun Prominence by Paul Hyndman
Coronado SolarMax90/T-Max, 30mm blocking filter, and
Nikon CP995 direct-coupled to a 9mm Nagler EP.
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Venus Transit 6/8/2004 by Pat Maturo722 viewsVenus just touching the edge of the Sun
Nikon CoolPix 995 on a 5" AP triplet ED refractor using a
Scopetronix 18mm eyepiece, 60mm Coronado H-alpha filter
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Photo by Leo Taylor567 views7-01-07 - One day after the Venus-Saturn Conjunction the planets were just 48
arcminutes apart. Saturn was 10 AU from Earth and 16 arcseconds wide
thus appears small in this FOV. Stellarvue Nighthawk 80mm, Pentax
K100D, single exposure of 1/10th second. Inset is 3x to reveal shape.
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M 29 Cluster in Cygnus by Leo Taylor275 viewsUsing the 7" Broker refractor telescope at Bethany
Eyepiece projection, 15 mm eyepiece
About 1/8 to 1/2 sec, Kodak Royal Gold 200 print film
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Ikeya-Zhang Comet taken by Vladimir Ilic and Julio Maldonado253 viewsTaken 4/11/02 from Chatfield Hollow State park, Killingworth CT.
Pentax K1000, Kiron 80-200mm F/4.5, Fuji 1600 Tracking with MEADE LX-50
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Photos taken by Leo Taylor2092 viewsMy 8" Meade, 4.5" Celestron, Coronado PST Solar Scope, and my new Orion 10" Dob
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Mars taken by Ruben Kier239 views4 in Astro-Physics APO Refractor, 4x Powermate Barlow
SBIG ST-10xme CCD
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski242 viewsMcNaught tail synchrones were captured in this color
picture taken January 20, 2007 from Marlborough, Ct.
It was taken with a Nikon D100 camera with a 35mm lens at f/3.5 for 30 seconds. Very dim synchrones on left side of the frames about 20 degrees in length. Only 1 was actually visible to the naked eye, due to the setting moon and Venus at 6:15pm.
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Photo by Vladimir Ilic576 viewsAurora at CSP-12, Sept. 2002. Taken with Kodak 800 film, 10-15 exp. with a 24mm f/2.8 Vivitar lens.Jul 16, 2010
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Photo by Leo Taylor1091 viewsComet Lulin on Februrary 24, 2009 - Taken with a Stellarvue Nighthawk, a Pentax K110D. It took 32 (1) minute exposures to get this shot.Mar 01, 2009
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski404 viewsComet Lulin on February 09, 2009 wide angle shot.Mar 01, 2009
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski424 viewsA single video frames grab of Jupiter taken at a public open house on August 23, 2008.Aug 28, 2008
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski434 views1559 video frames stacked to make this final image taken at public open house at the Bethany Observatory.Aug 28, 2008
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski2180 views300 video frames stacked of Jupiter taken at a public open house at the Bethany Observatory on August 23, 2008.
Aug 28, 2008
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski330 viewsFebruary 20, 2008 - The full "Snow Moon" during totality
during a full lunar eclipse. Taken at 10:25pm, from Marlborough, Connecticut. Taken with a Canon 20D, 1200mm Nikon lens, 1600 asa, 1/20th of a second. Feb 21, 2008
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Photo by Alan Chaniewski392 views10-27-07 Comet 17P/Holmes. Taken from Colchester, Ct. with a Meade 10 inch SCT f/6.3, with a Canon 20d camera,
400 asa, 5-4 second exposures and 5-1 second exposures. Combined with Images Plus and worked on with Photoshop CS2.
Oct 30, 2007
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