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Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

Zebras seeking shade under a small tree. Their fur is speckled with red earth.

Another picture from my series "very old stuff". Taken in the early 90s in Kenya with my analog DSLR without autofocus and scanned from the slide.

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

Arista 200 Caffenol Canon t60 Takumar 28mm f3.5

Arista 200 Caffenol Canon t60 Takumar 28mm f3.5

Very old stuff. A scan of a slide taken with my analogue T60 without AF. Over time the slide has lost some of its quality, so the scan is not technically top. Still a nice memory.

 

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

I recently scanned some photo prints. This picture was taken in the early 90's in SF with the Canon T60 35mm film camera and the 35-70 kit lens

 

Street frühe 90er SF

Ich habe letztens einige Fotos gescannt. Diese Bild wurde in den frühen 90er in SF mit der analogen Canon T60 und dem 35-70 Kit-Objektiv aufgenommen.

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

seen 27/06/22 on the clockwise M25 at jct25

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

Very old stuff. Another scan of a slide taken with my analogue T60 without AF. Over time the slide has lost some of its quality, so the scan is not technically top. Still a nice memory.

 

2 waterfalls in Yosemite.

Some older stuff, taken with my Canon T60 (analog)

Texture: T29 and T60 in my free texture set (Free Textures by TCP). I also used Photoshop's Craquelure in the Filter Gallery.

 

Taken with a Kodak APS film camera. London June 2005.

Captured with Canon T60, Sigma 70-210mm f 4-5.6,Kodak 100 PRO.

Scanned from film.

Camera: Kodak Advantix T60

Film: Kodak Advantix Ultra 200 (Exp. May 2007)

Processing: Peak Imaging

TV 640.121 in rotonda nel deposito di rotabili storici di Pistoia

Rullino IlFord Pan 100 iso

Sviluppo in casa

Canon T60-50 mm

on a particularly foggy morning, back in September.

First shot using FPP's new 100 iso BW reversal film - released in March 2021 in Double 8 and 16mm formats.

Test shot on 35mm / Canon T60 / Processed by Owen McCafferty

LW Surphlis Scania T500 T60 LWS, A1 Fairburn 09-08-18.

Post Card - Grand Canyon Nationl Park. Taken with a Kodak APS camera.

Summer 2011

  

The Pic du Midi de Bigorre or simply Pic du Midi (altitude 2,877 m (9,439 ft)) is a mountain in the French Pyrenees famous for its astronomical observatory, the Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre (Pic du Midi Observatory), part of the Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

Construction of the observatory began in 1878 under the auspices of the Société Ramond,[1][2] but by 1882 the society decided that the spiralling costs were beyond its relatively modest means, and yielded the observatory to the French state, which took it into its possession by a law of 7 August 1882. The 8 meter dome was completed in 1908, under the ambitious direction of Benjamin Baillaud. It housed a powerful mechanical equatorial reflector which was used in 1909 to formerly discredit the Martian canal theory (histoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre). In 1946 Mr. Gentilli funded a dome and 60 cm, and in 1958 a spectrograph was installed.

 

A 106-centimetre (42-inch) telescope was installed in 1963 funded by NASA, and was used to take detailed photographs of the surface of the Moon in preparation for the Apollo missions. In 1965 the astronomers Pierre and Janine Connes were able to formulate a detailed analysis of the composition of the atmospheres on Mars and Venus, based on the infrared spectra gathered from these planets. The results showed atmospheres in chemical equilibrium. This served as a basis for James Lovelock, a scientist working for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, to predict that those planets had no life - a fact that would be proven and scientifically accepted years after.[3]

 

A 2 meter telescope, known as the Bernard Lyot Telescope was placed at the observatory in 1980 on top of a 28 meter column built off to the side to avoid wind turbulence affecting the seeing of the other telescopes. It is the largest telescope in France. The observatory also has a coronograph, which is used to study the solar corona. A 60-centimetre telescope (the Gentilly's T60 telescope) is also located at the top of Pic du Midi. Since 1982 this T60 is dedicated to amateur astronomy and managed by a group of amateurs, called association T60.

 

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There are currently at the top:

The 55 cm telescope (Robley Dome);

The 60 cm telescope (T60 Dome, welcoming amateur astronomers via the Association T60);

The 106 cm telescope (Gentilli Dome) dedicated to observations of the solar system;

The 2 meter telescope or Bernard Lyot Telescope (used with a new generation stellar spectropolarimeter);

The coronograph HACO-CLIMSO (studies of the solar corona);

The bezel Jean Rösch (studies of the solar surface)

 

Also:

The Charvin dome, which sheltered a photoelectric coronometer (which studied the Sun);

The Baillaud dome, reassigned to the museum in 2000 and which houses a 1:1 scale model coronograph.

 

The observatory is located at 42°56′N 0°8′E, placing it very close to the Greenwich meridian. The observatory was featured in the video game Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 under a different name. The observatory in-game is said to be located on the fictional Pic des Pyrenees.

 

Saturn's moon Helene (Saturn VII or Dione B), was discovered by Pierre Laques and Jean Lecacheux in 1980 from ground-based observations at Pic du Midi Observatory,[5] and named Helene in 1988. It is also a trojan moon of Dione.

 

Leo The Lion and the MGM Grand at Tropicana Ave and S Las Vegas Blvd. April 16, 2005.

Here's my updated T60 Power armor complete with Brotherhood of steel knight paint job.

I'm really happy how this turned up

i added some more details and re sculpted some of the helmet.

let me know what you think :)

thank you!

Depuis 1873, des hommes étudient les astres à l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi. L’astronomie, science des corps célestes, est le domaine d’excellence du site pyrénéen, avec l’étude du soleil, des étoiles et des planètes. Le télescope Bernard Lyot permet ainsi depuis 1981 de mieux connaître les étoiles et les galaxies. De nombreux programmes de recherches ont été effectués au Pic du Midi. Aujourd’hui, l’Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées mène ses travaux dans 3 thématiques principales.

 

l’astrophysique

l’atmosphère

la géoscience

 

La plateforme technique de l’Observatoire du Pic du Midi de Bigorre a pour mission d’apporter un soutien technique, logistique aux expériences scientifiques de l’ Obervatoire Midi-Pyrénées.

 

Elle assure la bonne marche des observations et TP d’enseignement supérieur implantés au Pic du Midi. Les expériences en cours couvrent tous les domaines thématiques des sciences de l’univers avec six coupoles astronomiques en deux services d’observation en astronomie (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, couronne solaire, météo de l’espace) et douze expériences de laboratoires de l’OMP, et autres laboratoires de la communauté nationale et internationale. Le Pic du Midi est notamment l’un des deux sites d’accueil et d’observation de la Plate-forme Pyrénéenne d’Observation Atmosphérique.

 

Since 1873, people have been studying the stars at the Pic du Midi Observatory. Astronomy, the science of celestial bodies, is the area of ​​excellence of the Pyrenean site, with the study of the sun, stars and planets. Since 1981, the Bernard Lyot telescope has thus made it possible to better understand stars and galaxies. Many research programs have been carried out at the Pic du Midi. Today, the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory carries out its work in 3 main themes.

 

astrophysics

the atmosphere

geoscience

 

The technical platform of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre Observatory aims to provide technical and logistical support for the scientific experiments of the Midi-Pyrénées Observatory.

 

It ensures the smooth running of observations and higher education practical work located at the Pic du Midi. The experiments in progress cover all thematic areas of the sciences of the universe with six astronomical domes in two observation services in astronomy (TBL, T1M, T60, LJR, solar corona, space weather) and twelve laboratory experiments of the OMP, and other laboratories of the national and international community. The Pic du Midi is notably one of the two reception and observation sites of the Pyrenean Atmospheric Observation Platform.

Camera: Kodak Advantix T60

Film: Kodak Advantix Ultra 200 (Exp. May 2007)

Processing: Peak Imaging

Film:Kodak 5207 (Vision3 250D)

Cámara: Canon T60 /Vivitar Series 1 70-210 Macro

ASA 125

Rollo 1-2

 

Taken with a Kodak APS film camera. Las Vegas, Nevada. 4/16/2005

Canon T60

Canon FD 50mm F1.4

Fujifilm Superia Premium 400

 

Camera: Kodak Advantix T60

Film: Kodak Advantix Ultra 200 (Exp. May 2007)

Processing: Peak Imaging

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Grande galaxie d'Andromède, M31 - Canon 40D Obj 400mm F/5.6 800 iso - 7 x 3mn=21mn - traitement IRIS - Pic du Midi - en parallèle du T60

I reproduced the photo of my daughter and her childhood best friend taken 12 years ago.

The first photo was taken using Canon T60 and canon 35-70mm f3.5-4.5 and it was scanned from film FUJIFILM iso200

The second one was taken today 04 sep. 2016 using Nikon D750 and 24-70mm f2.8.

Taken with a Kodak APS film camera. Las Vegas, Nevada. 4/16/2005

La 335.031 "piolina" de ferrovial remolca a la rumana 060DA-02 color paja de captrain con dirección Castilla la Mancha, atravesando Montecarmelo a T60

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