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Saturn imaged during the early hours of the 13th August in very poor seeing conditions with a lot of high cloud around.
I was also observing the planet over rooftops that were radiating heat after a hot day so not ideal! Focus was difficult.
Three satellites are visible in the image. The brightest, Titan, is visible top left, with (anticlockwise) Tethys left of the planet and finally Enceladus lower right.
South is uppermost in this image.
Imaged with a Celestron C11, ZWO 290MM camera and Baader RGB filters.
Processed using red, green, and blue filtered images taken by Cassini on August 31 2009. This is about 20 days following equinox, so the rings are facing the sun edge-on.
NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
Saturne le 09/08/2020. Celestron C9 + barlow x2 + ADC + filtre IR Pro742. Traitement Astrosurface et Photoshop.
L'étoile "Star Test" (Deneb) m'a servi pour vérifier ma collimation.
ZWO ASI290MM/8 x 1.25" EFW
Meade LX850 (12" f/8)/2.5x PM
Losmandy G11
7 x RGB runs of 30s per filter (about 4,400 frames) captured in FireCapture.
Pre-processed in PIPP
Best 15% of frames stacked and sharpened in PlanetarySystem Stacker.
Finished in Photoshop
Well, it's Slider Sunday and I've not been allowed out to take photo's of anything, So .....
Base image is of the Reynisdrangar Trolls taken in Iceland on our last visit, the 'sky' is courtesy of NASA.
I'm wishing Perseverance (Mars explorer) the best of luck, may it outlive Spirit and Opportunity (previous explorers) that both lasted well beyond their sell by date.
As an engineer I'm in complete awe of the design of these remote exploration robots and I'm not a "rah rah" sort of person but Go NASA!
Supermond über dem Bayrischen Oberland...nach erfolgreich abgewehrter "Attacke" der Kälber, die es auf meinen Nachbarn und mich abgesehen hatten...Ralf's Vermutung, dass es nicht der Mond sei, sondern der Saturn, ist nicht so abwegig bei diesen Mond-Wolken-Ringen :-))...oder doch Jupiter?? :-))))
Saturn on May 31st 2022.Couldn't quiet get the colors to come out like I wanted them too. Saturn still fairly low in the sky for me and this should improve.
Shot with a Nikon 200mm f/4 AF-D macro lens @ f/11. No drip or trigger mechanism was used. I set up a light stand with a boom that has a small hole at the end, and I sent the drops through the hole to get a consistent drop placement. My shutter release cable was wishy-washy and wouldn't give me a consistent shutter time, so I had to push the shutter button on the camera with my other hand.
Key lighting used a Godox AD360 to the left and a little in front of the drops. I had a Godox AD600 behind as the backdrop using a purple gel filter and a Glow EZ Lock Arc softbox.
August 22, 2021
OTA: Celestron Edge 11
Mount: Celestron CGX-L
Camera: ZWO ASI071MC Pro
Captured with ASI Studio
Processed with Images Plus 6.5, Photoshop CS6.1
Although I missed the Saturn conjunction I was still thrilled to capture this image from my back yard. It took 3 nights but I am very rusty with planetary imaging. So HAPPY to be imaging again! Hope you enjoy the beautiful planet of Saturn.
Processed using calibrated red, green, and blue filtered images of Saturn taken by Cassini on October 13 2004. Moons, clockwise from bottom right, are Tethys, Rhea, and Enceladus.
NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
The first milky way after the lockdown in Italy, in southern Sardinia with Saturn and Jupiter, and the airglow in a night with the clear May sky.
Stacked: best 10% of 1000 video frames.
Telescope: SkyWatcher Esprit 120
Camera: ZWO ASI 290
Date: 2021-06-17
die beiden Planeten sind sich schon sehr nahe...
am Montag den 21. Dezember, gegen 19 Uhr überholt Jupiter den Saturn...hoffentlich sind da keine Wolken am Himmel
ausführliche Infos hier: science.orf.at/stories/3203639/
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Practising with a new planetary camera ASI-178MC attached to Skywatcher 127 Mak telescope. Best photo I've managed of Saturn so far - but still room for improvement. (Autostakkert and Registax software used for processing)
Average seeing with Saturn only about 30 degrees above the horizon, about 11:00 pm local. Mewlon 210 with QHY camera. RegiStax for processing.
My very first shot of Saturn, taken on September 23rd 2018. I used a Celestron CPC 1100 telescope, with eyepiece projection method on an Olympus OMD E-M5. Captured 1 minute of video, and post-processed with Autostakkert 3. Result is above expectations, considering I could barely see a thing in the screen of my camera. Cassini division is clearly visible.
View on the Mont-Blanc massif during the lunar eclipse. We see Mars next to the Moon, Saturn on the right on Sagittarius, the Milky Way and this funny bouquetin, name for the Alpines wild goats.
I had the nice surprise to spot 2 bouquetins on 3 of my pictures back home when I was watching the pictures on my computer. On this one, he looks like he is watching the landscape. Maybe he was!
This version is a panorama of 2 pictures.
Spring doesn't just hapen on Earth. Spring also happens on some of our neighboring planets in the solar system.
Of the countless equinoxes Saturn has seen since the birth of the solar system, this one, captured here in a mosaic of light and dark, is the first witnessed up close by an emissary from Earth … none other than our faithful robotic explorer, Cassini in this image from 2009.
Seen from our planet, the view of Saturn's rings during equinox is extremely foreshortened and limited. But in orbit around Saturn, Cassini had no such problems. From 20 degrees above the ring plane, Cassini's wide angle camera shot 75 exposures in succession for this mosaic showing Saturn, its rings, and a few of its moons a day and a half after exact Saturn equinox, when the sun's disk was exactly overhead at the planet's equator.
At equinox, the shadows of the planet's expansive rings are compressed into a single, narrow band cast onto the planet as seen in this mosaic. At this time so close to equinox, illumination of the rings by sunlight reflected off the planet vastly dominates any meager sunlight falling on the rings. Hence, the half of the rings on the left illuminated by planetshine is, before processing, much brighter than the half of the rings on the right. On the right, it is only the vertically extended parts of the rings that catch any substantial sunlight.
Image Credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
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It was a 2-seat sports car similar to the Pontiac Solstice, Opel GT and Daewoo G2X.
RGB natural color. Added blooming/white overlay at top right corner to cover over-exposure defects.
NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/CICLOPS/Kevin M. Gill
JLH en la 34ª ceremonia de los Saturn Awards, donde obtuvo el premio a la mejor actriz de televisión.
We had rain and clouds until just about half way through totallity. Fortunately the clouds parted and the wind stopped.