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This beautiful sunset "the coming shiftl" was taken in Isle of Pines in New Caledonia with a Canon EOS 700D camera. Enjoy the coming shift in your DNA with Gratitude, Love and Light!
This beautiful sunset was taken with a Canon EOS 700D, was modified and edited with PicsArt. Which resulted to "Merging into a New Real-ity 2" photo artwork. Enjoy the "New Reality" with Love and Light!
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Le soleil n'était pas au RDV mais le lieu est magique... alors je n'ai pas pu m’empêcher d’immortaliser le moment !
Warnemünde, Kreisfreie Stadt Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Norddeutschland,
Aufgenommen am 10. Oktober 2019
Leaves caught up in a waterfall plunge pool - spinning in a circle for 30 seconds into a colourful blur...
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On the Vermont Railway 'Green Mountain' route one of two SD70-MACs owned by the company heads the daily Rutland-Bellows Falls freight past the deserted depot building at Ludlow, VT.
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Anenský vrch - Orlické Hory - Czechia - Europe Sleeping outside has its brightsides. You get to watch the night sky everytime you open your eyes and mosquitos wake you up not to miss the sunrise!
17x60 sec images at ISO 1600 of this comet tonight stacked in DSS with darks and bias frames (no flats frames) from home in Essex, UK.
Although guiding was good tonight, the sky had high cloud in places and I think my focus must have slipped slightly too.
Up is 86.8 degrees E of N
Center (RA, hms) 11h 37m 08.110s
Center (Dec, dms):+58° 44' 23.073"
Size:88.5 x 56.9 arcmin
Radius:0.877 deg
Pixel scale:1.03 arcsec/pixel
MaximDL measures the comet as mag 8.1 now from a single RAW DSLR image.
Close approach in 2017 will be between 30 March and 03 April and will be the closest encounter with Earth for over a century at a distance of 0.14AU (13.67 million miles). Perihelion is on 13 April at a distance of 1.04 AU
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Equipment used:
Skywatcher 120ED
.85x focal reducer
Canon 700D
Orion Starshoot autoguider
Celestron AVX
Stacked in DSS once for comet and once for stars, combined and processed in CS5