Image credit: Narayan Mukkavilli. Click to enlarge
Astrophoto: Orion by Clyde Miller
Image credit: Clyde Miller. Click to enlarge
Astrophoto: M5 by Clyde Miller
Image credit: Clyde Miller. Click to enlarge
Astrophoto: M13 by Clyde Miller
Clyde Miller took this picture of M13 on the 17th May, 2005 from Brantford ON Canada.
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Astrophoto: M51 By Giacinto Candela and Lino Zivoli
Giacinto Candela and Lino Zivoli took this picture of SN in M51 on the 5th of July, 2005 from Conversano (Bari), Italy.
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Astrophoto: Lunar Surface by John Kalantzis
John Kalantzis took this picture of the Moon surface from Volos, Greece. John used Meade SC8″ lxd 55 and LPI (Meade Lunar Planetary Imager camera).
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Astrophoto: Callisto Transit by Leonard E. Mercer
Leonard E. Mercer took this image of Jupiter with Callisto Transit. Also Europa, Callisto, Ganymede & Io are visible in this image, from left to right. Leonard took this picture on the 22th of June 2005 using Nexstar 8i SE with Meade DSI.
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Astrophoto: Lunar Trio By Tom Orff
Astrophotographer Tom Orff took this Moon picture of the three major lunar craters; Theophilus, Cyrillus and Catharina, on the 28th April 2001 from Shenandoah PA, USA. Image was acquired with a Starlight Xpress MX516 CCD camera and an 8″ Celestron Starhopper Dobsonian with a Dob Driver II at 3x prime focus (3600mm focal length (at f/18) with a TeleVue 3x barlow).
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Astrophoto: The Sun by Monty Leventhal
Monty Leventhal took this filtergram of the Sun on the 14th July from Sydney, Australia. Monty used a 10″ Meade S.C. 2500m and Olympus OM1 camera.
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Astrophoto: Sun Spots by Kari Kuure
Kari A. Kuure took this picture of the Sun on the 9th of July from Tampere, Finland.
Kari used a 150/20063 mm lens telescope with a solar filter, and a Canon EOS D60 ISO-400 camera with a 1/45 exposure time.
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