22 degree perimeter to hear and I do not know I just imagine, but is also the inner perimeter? I'll leave it to the Savior to decide if. Photo taken at 11:32 p.m.

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On Monday night, I photographed the Asteroid 980 Anacostia overpass to the Seti Institute, would look like positive observations. This finding led to more detailed research at the Seti Institute as a researcher by Joe Asencio. In a month, I will probably get more accurate data on the overrun.

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Neptune and Uranus photographed sequentially with the same settings. Color and relative sizes noticeable, little else.

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A nice haloshow in the light of the moon struck strangely after a long relentless season. I put the camera to capture the stack as soon as I got home from things. Zykki and 120 ° saur also shone brightly in the sky for a while, but the latter in particular faded away really quickly. Fortunately, it had barely fit in the camera's field of view. After that, I went to another camera to take pictures of the whole sky, but the best moment had already passed. Even the northern lights seemed to stick to the full sky. The main image is a gif animation from 9:32 pm to 10:02 pm, images of unprocesse...

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Lokakuu on ollut varsin surkea havaintokelien osalta. Kuun ihan ensimmäisinä päivinä aloitettu projekti tuli maaliin viime yönä, kun Itä-Suomeenkiin saatiin parin tunnin kirkas pätkä. Kuvasin tämän kohteen 17,2 -tuntisena projektina . Sumu on kapeakaistassa HOO -paletissa, ja tähän on löyty RGB -tähdet päälle. Todella himmeä ja haastava kohde. Tässä meni aikansa että löysi edes sinne päin toimivan määrän ja maskauksen kohinanpoistolle. Herkästi näissä himmeissä siloittelee liikaa ja tekee lopputuloksesta liian muovisen. H-alfa: 9hO-III: 7,2hRGB:20min per kanava = 1h Suurempi kuva ja tekniset t...

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I bongas on a very short-lived (about a second, about roughly) yet very bright satellite reflection repo shooting trip. Based on the Heavensat study, the most likely candidate to cause reflection is Iridium 29 ( #24944).

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When I reached Suhru Ruuhijärvi, I was practically in the state of mind that I could tread straight back home. Lots of bustle in the sky and a bright full moon. The lake was also partially frozen and no reflection images would be obtained. It was really cold there too, my outside gauge looked -12 and on the lake that always feels worse. Even your fingers are always frozen when you adjust the camera. As for the northern lights, they pretty much covered the whole sky at several moments, the brightness just moderately, sometimes with a nice movement. The moon also had a great halo. Worth monitori...

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The northern lights and the halo of the moon were able to delight comfortably in the early evening. As the moon moved higher, the northern lights also ceased. The pictures were taken from the shore of the lake and used a big 100. The northern lights were bright at this point and the green color was seen racing with the halo of the moon.

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On the sauna ice for a moment, the wondered "is that" line in the sky "dim Northern Lights" changed to "get the camera, don't steam the lens, remove the lens cap" : D I mostly leave the identification of halos to the wiser!

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Clear skies for a long time and a magnificent arc of northern lights with the moon. Frost tightens to record levels.

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