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Taken back in June 2012 this is my best so far I've been able to image Saturn. Im improving but still it's along way to go. Imaged with cpc925, 60d at prime, video 49" post in registax and LR.
I was trying to photograph Saturn, but grabbed tiny-tiny Mimas by accident, as it was illuminated by Saturn's bright rings.
Zagora 006 (Morocco) — eucrite (HED), brecciated — polished slice (6 g).
Macro views show a fine-grained light-grey matrix with darker clasts and scattered opaque grains. Localized orange-brown staining likely from terrestrial weathering/oxidation.
Credit : Thomas Thomopoulos
My first solar image, showing Sun Spots AR2644 (upper right) and AR2645 (lower left). Taken using a QHY8L CCD attached to the Altair Wave 115ED refractor with an AstroZap solar filter fitted. It is the result of 100 single exposures, stacked in AutoStakkert 2, sharpened in RegiStax 6 and processed in Photoshop CS6.
bean - mercury
grape - venus
cherry - earth
pea - mars
mango - jupiter (supposed to be a grapefruit)
orange - saturn
peach - uranus
plum - neptune
hula hoop - sun
Taken at 0822-0825 UTC on Oct 24 2010. Imaged with Imaging Source DMK41AF02 camera and 2x barlow attached to an Orion XT10 newtonian scope on a NEQ6 Pro mount.
This is an LRGB image stacked using AutoStakkert with standard deconvolution settings, LRGB combined in AstraImage Pro.
South is UP in this image!
"Battery Backup System is required in Solar Energy Systems, in order to provide uninterrupted power during power failure. Battery Back-up Systems use Deep Cycle Batteries that need less or no maintenance at all. A controller is used to avoid the batteries from being overcharged or overly discharged.For more information visit www.ecosmart-intl.com
1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,
Near Clock Tower, Deira,
Dubai, U.A.E.
Phone: +971 4 2669986
E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"
Five images made with a C8 and Imaging Source video camera. Stacking and processing with RegiStax, aligned with Photoshop
Of course we visited Skansen, an open air museum in the east of stockholm. Near the observatory they placed small rocks and balls representing the Solar System.
Five frame mosaic made with an 8" F/6 Newtonian and Imaging Source video camera. Video processed with RegiStax, aligned with Photoshop.
bean - mercury
grape - venus
cherry - earth
pea - mars
mango - jupiter (supposed to be a grapefruit)
orange - saturn
peach - uranus
plum - neptune
hula hoop - sun
Test shot with a William Optics 110mm F/5.95 refractor at prime focus. Canon XSi, 1/500 sec. This is an ED doublet, color control is excellent.
I finally managed to catch Mars with my DMK41AF02 camera last night, albeit quite low above the horizon (~20-25 degrees). Unfortunately the low declination meant poor seeing conditions and, even with only a 2x barlow attached, I really struggled to find a good focus point. I would’ve liked to try imaging it with a 5x Powermate, but that would’ve been pointless, so, as a result, the image is quite small.
As I began capturing the blue channel, Mars was being filtered through the leaves of a pesky tree on our property, and you can see that the blue channel image is very distorted and doesn’t contain much detail. I would have had to wait until about 3:30am to get a clear shot at it again (and it would have been at a better point for imaging too), but chose bed instead!
South is UP in this image :-)
Enhanced RGB with F635, F546 and F437 filters / crop
Image taken by Hope probe (Emirates Mars mission) : December 5, 2024
Image credit : Emirates Mars mission/MBRSC/EXI/Thomas Thomopoulos
Shot of the milky way from the deck of my cabin at an elevation of 8500 feet. the glow towards the bottom is the city glow of phoenix 100 miles away. It's awesome how within 30 seconds, solar systems, universes, and expanses of space become prevalent.
NIkon D300 w/ 17-35mm lens 30 second exposure
Pierwsze zdjęcia Marsa. Teleskop rozstawiony na podwórku, niestety bardzo zaświetlone niebo, falująca atmosfera. 13 zdjęć zestackowanych w RegiStax6. Wszystkie prześwietlone. Wygląda beznadziejnie. Ale co tam - moje pierwsze światło z Marsa!
First photo of Mars. Telescope in my backyard, very light polluted, wavy atmosphere. 13 photos stacked in RegiStax 6. All of them overexposed. Looks pathetic. But what the heck - my first light of Mars!
If the Sun's diameter is 13.9 centimeters, then 1 centimeter = 100,000 kilometers. The Earth is too small to draw at 0.128 centimeters in diameter. But hopefully this pictures can show the scale of the distance from the Sun to the planets.
These four photos were candidates for the 2008 Skepchick Calendars. #1 was the winner, and is September 2009's image. (Get your calendars at skepchick.org)
Today was fake astronomy day at the Public Museum, Grand Rapids and Roger B. Chaffee Planetarium. This is one of our celebrated activities: the solar system necklace (originally developed at the Longway Planetarium, Flint).
"Battery Backup System is required in Solar Energy Systems, in order to provide uninterrupted power during power failure. Battery Back-up Systems use Deep Cycle Batteries that need less or no maintenance at all. A controller is used to avoid the batteries from being overcharged or overly discharged.For more information visit www.ecosmart-intl.com
1st Floor, Al Riqqa Building,
Near Clock Tower, Deira,
Dubai, U.A.E.
Phone: +971 4 2669986
E-mail: dubai@ecosmart-intl.com"