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Mars occultation | AstronomyLive
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Dec 6, 2015: midnight UTC. Today, Mars will be covered by the lunar disk. Disappearance of Mars starts in Gondar, Ethiopia at 00:13:39 Universal Time. Reappearance is timed last at 01:45:49 in Mogadishu, Somalia. Grazing lines run through central Africa and Saudi Arabia. Daytime occultation might be visible in powerful telescopes based in Australia. Main image credit and permission: Cropped version of Mars by Dr. Grant Mackintosh of the Tolcarn observatory - province of Cornwall, United Kingdom.
Saturn in opposition | AstronomyLive
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May 22, 2015: 11 pm to May 30, 2015: 10:59 pm UTC. On May 23rd, you should try to observe the planet Saturn. Why now you think? What many people dont know, is that the visual size of a planet changes all the time. Because planets orbit around our own star - the Sun - planets change relative distance to our own planet, making them appear bigger or smaller in time. So heres a message for all the broadcasters on AstronomyLive (see members-broadcasters), take your telescope outside and point it at Saturn!
Venus occultation | AstronomyLive
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July 18, 2015: 11 pm UTC. Main image credit and permission: Venus occultation 18-06-2007 15:54 UT by Daniele Gasparri, Perugia (Italy. Photograph taken using a 235mm Celestron SC telescope and Philips ToUcam Pro II webcam. Broadcasts scheduled for this event. Sorry, there is nothing scheduled yet. Get notified when broadcasts are scheduled. Would you like to broadcast this event? We'd love to hear from you.
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Links Through Space: The Day Pluto Stood Still. Part:2
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Astronomy Club Toutatis / Tähtikerho Toutatis. The Day Pluto Stood Still. Part:2. 2 hours to go for the flyby of New Horizons spacecraft to Pluto. Credit: http:/ pluto.jhuapl.edu/index.php. On July 14, at 11:49:59 UTC NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will make its historic closest approach to the dwarf planet Pluto, the most distant solid object to be visited by a spacecraft. On the Flyby schedule and download a PDF file of the activities of the mission. Https:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluto). View my comple...
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Links Through Space: PARK-ASTRONOMY TURKU APRIL 2015 EVENT. What a hoot!
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Astronomy Club Toutatis / Tähtikerho Toutatis. PARK-ASTRONOMY TURKU APRIL 2015 EVENT. What a hoot! PUISTO ASTRONOMIA TURKU 21.04.2015. Astronomy Public Outreach event in Turku, Finland. Observation of the Moon and Venus. PUISTO-ASTRONOMIA TURKU (Means in Finish PARK-ASTRONOMY TURKU) was part of the Astronomers Without Borders's Global Astronomy Month. The Moon with the star Aldebaran on it's eclipse day 21.04.2015. Thank you to all who participated and hope we had a great time. Subscribe to: Post Comment...
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Links Through Space: Countdown to the dwarf planet Pluto with mission New Horizons on the way
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Astronomy Club Toutatis / Tähtikerho Toutatis. Countdown to the dwarf planet Pluto with mission New Horizons on the way. Artist's concept of New Horizons when it reaches Pluto in July 2015. 36 Days to go until the flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto. The NASA spacecraft mission New Horizons slowly reaches its destination. This July 14, new horizons we will visit. First time in history, to finally see the once planet and its moons. Have a look at the latest news HERE. Wikipedia: New Horizons Mission to Pluto.
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Links Through Space: Long Exposure Pinhole Camera Project @ Sahara Sky observatory
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Astronomy Club Toutatis / Tähtikerho Toutatis. Long Exposure Pinhole Camera Project @ Sahara Sky observatory. On my latest astronomy trip to the Sahara in Southern Morocco, I met with many enthusiast people in astronomy. I had a blast doing many activities related to astronomy as Meteorite hunting, astrophotographying the night sky and learning much of astronomy in general at this fabulous hotel/observatory called Sahara Sky. Pinhole camera (Solargraph) project @ Sahara Sky 2014. It is exactly that!
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Astronomia: Virgo ( Virgem )
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Locais recomendados para observações ( Portugal ). Locais/Eventos a visitar ( Portugal ) - público em geral. As mais belas imagens do Universo. Sites onde se publicam cópias não autorizadas de textos deste blogue. Página optimizada para ser apresentada com o Chrome. Se usa um browser diferente, poderá encontrar dificuldades na utilização ou visualização de alguns items. O Internet Explorer é, em particular, conhecido por apresentar problemas e descaracterizar a formatação original dos textos. Dumbbell Ne...
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DailyCosmicNews - Your Space Blog! News of the Universe every day! The Beauty of the Cosmos. Every day we try to bring you updated and correct information, some completely new on the subject Space and the Universe. This work is hard and we don't count on any financial support to do so. If you like to help and like our work please support us . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). NASA Rules Out Earth Impact in 2036 for Asteroid Apophis. Is this NASA secret Mission? Get daily updates on twitter. 160; Comet Elenin (...
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DailyCosmicNews - Your Space Blog! News of the Universe every day! The Beauty of the Cosmos. Big, fast asteroid is coming our way. The near-Earth asteroid named 2005 YU55 — on the list of potentially dangerous asteroids — was observed with the Arecibo Telescope's planetary radar on April 19, 2010 when it was about 1.5 million miles from the Earth, which is about 6 times the distance to the moon. CREDIT: Arecibo Observatory/Michael Nolan. Updated 18 July 2011. Between 110 - 240. It will be close. This wil...
DailyCosmicNews - Your Space Blog!: Apophis, the God of Darkness
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DailyCosmicNews - Your Space Blog! News of the Universe every day! The Beauty of the Cosmos. Apophis, the God of Darkness. Apophis is bigger than estimated! Click here for more. More than 100,000 asteroids hurtle past our planet. But only one—the one detected so far—may hit us in the next 30 years. Apophis, the ancient Egyptian god of darkness. From the movie Deep Impact. In April 2036, the asteroid will come within about 18,300 miles (29,450 km) of Earth, with a 1-in-250,000 chance of hitting us. Fo...
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Geoptik CCD to Lens Adaptor Videos. Building a Roll-Off Roof or Dome Observatory Book Review. March 14, 2018 /. At the start of the book there are various photos of observatory types which show the many ways of building an observatory for your telescopes and equipment. These include twin sliding roofs, log cabins, ‘A’ frame designs, cantilever opening roofs and ‘Clapp Trapp’ folding panels which is an observatory which can be taken to star parties. Part 1 – Planning. The building stage considerations inv...
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The Texas Yard Cannon Observatory. ISON gets a tail! Posted by Marcus Richardson. On November 15, 2013. Posted in: Binocular Observing. For my third day viewing comets before dawn, I got a special treat: ISON grew a tail! So, resolved that I wasn’t going to get a great session in, I scanned with the binoculars looking for ISON and immediately found what looked like the comet from yesterday, only without the bright star-like nucleus (it was still there, just not nearly as bright), and with a faint t...
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