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The G2 auroral storm of October 11/12, 2021 looking south to a dim red arc (a SAR arc likely) that appeared for a few minutes associated with green blobs. This was from home in southern Alberta. The green areas were visible to the unaided eye but the red SAR arc was not; only the camera picked it up.
This is with the TT Artisan circular 7.5mm full-frame fish-eye lens at f/2, on the Canon R6 at ISO 2000 for 13 seconds.
This is Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS (C/2023 A3) at far right, barely visible emerging into the evening sky and low in the twilight, on October 11, 2024. For comparison, this wide view includes Venus at left. Venus is obvious; the comet is not!
The location was along Highway US 80 north of Rodeo and Animas, New Mexico, looking west toward the desert mountains in Arizona, north of the Chiricahuas.
The comet was not naked eye, but was easy in binoculars if you knew just where to look.
This is a single 0.8-second exposure, untracked, with the RF28-70mm lens at 50mm and at f/4 on the Canon R5 at ISO 100.
My first visit at the axalp comes to an end while the "patrouille suisse" finished an amazing afternoon. (Canon 1DmarkIII @ 1/40)
Thanks to my friend Philipp for these amazing two days!
It’s been a long time since the Iron Horse was veiled in smoke. The first occurrence was in the 1950’s on the campus of UGA as students did not think highly of the 2-ton sculpture and tried to set it on fire.
Recently, smoke has surrounded the Iron Horse once again as wildfires in Georgia have burned for weeks pushing smoke into the area. The Iron Horse is unfazed, but as it stands watch, it hopes the fires will be extinguished soon.
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The G2 auroral storm of October 11/12, 2021 with the curtains exhibiting red tops from high-altitude oxygen. This was from home in southern Alberta.
This is with the TT Artisan circular 11mm full-frame fish-eye lens at f/2.8, on the Canon R6 at ISO 1600 for 15 seconds.
Launched: October 11, 2000, 7:17 p.m. EDT
Landing: October 24, 2000, 5 p.m. EDT, Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.
Space Shuttle: Discovery
Crew: Commander Brian Duffy, Pilot Pamela A. Melroy, Mission Specialists Koichi Wakata, Leroy Chiao, Peter J. K. Wisoff, Michael Lopez-Alegria and William S. McArthur
The STS-92 mission was a flight to the International Space Station to install the Zenith Z1 Truss and the third pressurized mating adapter (PMA 3) for use as a docking port for subsequent shuttle missions. Equipment and supplies for the first ISS crew were also transferred.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: 0500976
Date: November 8, 1999
Launch: October 11, 1968
Landing: October 22, 1968
Astronauts: Walter Schirra Jr, R. Walter Cunningham and Donn F. Eisele
This flight was the first successful launch with men aboard the Saturn 1B rocket. During the flight the service module was tested eight times with eight near perfect firings. There were numerous minor problems with window visibility throughout the flight, none of them being life threatening.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: S68-26668
Date: June 1968
We went to Smith Playground at Fairmount Park with Brad, Mia and Jack. I've taken plenty of swing shots, but Aurelia's hair flicks were too tempting. Sometimes, most times witnessing joy is enough.
Launch: September 30, 1994
Landing: October 11, 1994
Astronauts: Michael A. Baker, Terrence W. Wilcutt, Thomas D. Jones, Steven L. Smith, Daniel W. Bursch and Peter J. K. Wisoff
Space Shuttle: Endeavor
Mission also took advantage of opportunity to study fires set in British Columbia, Canada, for forest management purposes. Special readings were taken with another SRL element, Measurement of Air Pollution from satellites (MAPS), to gain better understanding of carbon monoxide emissions from burning forest. Flying for fourth time on the shuttle, MAPS is designed to measure global distribution of carbon monoxide.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: sts068-s-001
Date: March 1994
"Join the crowd at the Swing Club Dance, Friday, October 11, 1940. Jam to Sam Loss. Hostetter's Ball Room. 9 to 12, semi-formal. Donation, $1.00 per couple."
Samuel W. Loss and his orchestra jammed for the Swing Club crowd at Hostetter's Play Barn (or Ball Room) in Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, on October 11, 1940.
The G2 auroral storm of October 11/12, 2021 with the curtains exhibiting a horizontal "dunes" structure. This was from home in southern Alberta.
This is with the 11mm TT Artisan full-frame fish-eye lens at f/2.8, on the Canon R6 at ISO 1600 for 13 seconds.
The G2 auroral storm of October 11/12, 2021 in a fish-eye view taking in most of the sky to show the aurora filling the sky with curtains.
This is with the TT Artisan circular 7.5mm full-frame fish-eye lens at f/2, on the Canon R6 at ISO 1600 for 6 seconds.
The G2 auroral storm of October 11/12, 2021 with the curtains exhibiting detached auroral "blobs" structures. This was from home in southern Alberta.
This is with RF28-70mm lens at f/2, on the Canon R6 at ISO 1600 for 10 seconds.
October 11, 2013: A so nice morning. The sun shines on the autumn landscapes with mountains, forests, lakes, houses and trees, creating the most beautiful sensations. A delight to watch and be in.
11 Oktober 2013: Een prachtige ochtend. De zon schijnt op de herfstlandschappen met bergen, bossen, meren, huizen en bomen....., de meest fantastische gevoelssensaties creërend. Een genot om te zien en in-te-zijn.
Yes, I know, this is nothing but thy love, O beloved of my heart -
This golden light that dances upon the leaves,
These idle clouds sailing across the sky,
This passing breeze leaving its coolness upon my forehead.
-Rabindranath Tagore ( Nobel Laureate Indian Poet )