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The collision of solar wind and magnetospheric charged particles with the thermosphere cause Northern Lights. Especially in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. In the Arctic the Northern Lights are called Aurora borealis in the Antarctic regions Aurora australis. In northern Sweden they usually occur from end of September to end of March.
Nikon D800E, AF-S Nikkor 24-70 mm f/2.8 G ED @ 24 mm, ISO 3200, f/5.6, 25 seconds.
The October 14, 2023 solar eclipse at its peak (about 68%) here in southwestern California, USA.
When I first learned about the pending eclipse, my mind began to cue up a classic Johnny Cash song (covered by Wall of Voodoo and Social Distortion, among others) and perhaps crack a pun off it, but, alas, this was not the case. (Well, at least I got to link to the songs for the benefit of those in the path of the eclipse's totality.)
I used the same sheet of solar filter material attached to a plastic drain pipe fitting also used some six years earlier.
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Still experimenting. Stella's was harder than Bloom's because her art wouldn't line up correctly. Still not completely happy with it, but good enough.
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Setup Astrophotographie Solaire
Solar Astrophotography Setup
Nikon D5300 + William Optics Zenithstar 73ii
Thousand Oaks solar filter - ND5 - Solarlite Film
iOptron CEM26
Treffen von Fotografen der Gruppe Foto-Treffen NRW www.flickr.com/groups/3148345@N25/und Fotografen vom fotokreis-paderborn.de/ am Solarbunker Gelsenkirchen
Solar Halo taken from Warren Folkestone Kent.
Halo is the name for a family of optical phenomena produced by light interacting with ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. Halos can have many forms, ranging from colored or white rings to arcs and spots in the sky.
Sage Hall, a LEED Gold certified building, with "solar flowers"
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Photographed here at Ellesmere Port Bus Station is a Scania L94UB/ Wrightbus Solar operated by Stagecoach Wirral with the registration YN05WKG and fleet code 28550, which was new to First Potteries in August 2005 as 65738 and is seen on Staff Shuttle duties.
Solar activity - AR12670
Shot from Derby, UK - 08/12/2017
Sky-watcher 120mm Evostar
Quark Chromosphere
PG Blackfly
2024 Total Solar Eclipse. Composition to reveal the structure of the inner "flower petals" and outer "streamers" of the Sun's Corona during the total eclipse.
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ASTRO-TECH AT65EDQ
420mm focal length, 1.5x crop factor of Aps-C sensor.
Sky-Watcher EQ6-R Pro mount
Pixinsignt and Photoshop.
4/8/24 Poplar Buff, Missouri
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The solar eclipse as seen from Scunthorpe in the UK. At maximum coverage I think we had about a 90% lunar cover of the Sun. Thankfully there was a thin cloud cover to help block out some of the light so not to damage my camera with the bright glare of the sun.
Also had two NDx4 filters on the front and an NDx2 to cut back the sun even more.
Taken many years ago from our then family home at Marino, a south western beachside suburb of Adelaide.
From the archive, original on colour positive 35 mm film using a Milolta SRT 101 with a 400 mm lens (250 mm DSLR equivalent) scanned from the negative. Yes, we had heat waves even in the days of film.
Sunset, Marino, Adelaide, South Australia
As I mentioned before there is a lot of rubbish getting washed up on Dubai’s beaches and yesterday evening I found yet again an unusual item lying in the sand. This time it was a long, thin light bulb that looked like it was out at sea for a long time. Solar power? Not quite, but the sun sure looks nice through the glass…
To view the blog entry go to: www.momentaryawe.com/blog/?p=822
Here in California the hummers re-energize by capturing the solar power directly to the wings.......
Photos of the sun during the 2017 Solar Eclipse from middle Georgia... we weren't in the path of totality, so the peak was about 95% coverage of the sun... this photo was taken at peak.
Solar infusion of peppermint and lemon balm in olive oil.
Konica Macro Hexanon 55mm F3.5 on Sony A7RM2.