This evening, both the Moon and planet Uranus within 2° field of view.
Setting : Nikon D7500 with TLAPO80/480 f/6, ISO100 and exposure time of 3s. This capture was more difficult then I expected.
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Monday, February 7, 2022
Alexander's Beaded Rim
A couple of hours before quarter Moon, the dark side of the Terminator shows Alexander's Beaded Rim. The moon is 42% illuminated (Feb 7, 2022).
Setting : Nikon D7500 and TALPO80/480 f/6, ISO100 and exposure time of 1/160s. Editing using CS4.
Sunday, February 6, 2022
The Sun in CaK and OIII feb 5, 2022
Pictures of the Sun on Feb 5, 2022 both in OIII as in CaK.
Setting : Nikon D7500 & TAL200K f/8.5 Filter ND3.8 and OIII. Editing using CS4 and P, B0 set with Helioviewer.
Central sunspot AR2939 was special as a Faint Light Bridge (FLB) was observed.
Setting : ASI224MC with TAL200K f/8.5 and Filter ND3.8 and CaK. Stacking using AutoStakkert! and final editing with CS4.
Faint Light Bridge on Sunspot AR2939
Sunspot AR2939 was observed on Feb 5, 2022 using a solarfilter ND3.8 and OIII filter with Nikon D7500 and TAL200K f/8.5. The picture is cropped and show the sunspot together with pores and the faint light bridge inside the umbra. This is the first time I made this observation.
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Positional Astronomy by Prof Claude Doom
Attending the first (1/5) lesson of the positional astronomy course provided by Prof. Claude Doom. At the end of this training I should be able to calculate the location of the sun, moon, planets, satellites aswell as eclipses and occultations.
Friday, February 4, 2022
MAI SSTV Experiment on Feb 7 & 8
The Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) is organizing a SSTV experiment on February 7 and 8. According information the SSTV images are sent with about 3 minute gaps between transmissions.
Feb. 7 - Start about 08:35 UT, stopping about 15:05 UT.
Feb. 8 - Start about 10:40 UT, stopping about 14:30 UT
Feb. 7 - Start about 08:35 UT, stopping about 15:05 UT.
Feb. 8 - Start about 10:40 UT, stopping about 14:30 UT
See also previous experiment by MAI via this link.
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