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“I have been outside taking some videos for the last two nights and have ended up with some fair photos of Jupiter, Red Spot, and shadows of two moons as they crossed Jupiter. First time in years that I have accomplish this.”
Telescope | Celestron C-8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | [(v)F:525x34ms] | ||
Software | Registax |
Telescope | Celestron C-8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | [(v)F:1459x18ms] | ||
Software | Registax |
“I took these photos on 10 Apr. Some of the best I have taken. … Magnetic Class: Beta. The umbra has a magnetic flux of 2400 Gauss compared to what we have on earth of 1 Gauss.”
Telescope | Celestron C-8 + white light solar filter | ||
Camera | Sony SLT-A35 | ||
Exposure | [F:1×1/4000s@ISO 3200] | ||
Software | ??? |
In celebration of Cosmonautics Day the cosmonauts on the International Space Station (ISS) transmitted, using the ISS’s Kenwood TM-D710E transceiver, several images honoring the Interkosmos project . Dean (KV4RL) set up his Yaseu FT-857D transceiver connected to a laptop and assembled these images directly from the ISS as it passed overhead.