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I went to visit a friend with a telescope last night and we saw some
simply stunning sights of the moon. You just see it floating so
gracefully, right before your eyes, covered in craters and mountains.
It was a battle against the clouds, but we got a few good photos. But
nothing compares to seeing it ‘live’. It’s just wonderful. This was just
with a 28x telescope for bird watching. Imagine what we could see with a
proper astronomy telescope and a good camera!
We did also see Jupiter, and three of its moons, but it was too cloudy
to be able to photograph it successfully.
The Gathering joue Kevin’s Telescope en version acoustique folk au Paradiso à Amsterdam le 23 mai 2005 lors de l’enregistrement de “A Sound Relief”
Steve Roach’s This and the Other to some neat artwork I did not make the artwork, do not ask me about them unless you would like me to upload some wallpaper for you. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Got my new Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens and was very eager to try it out. Just a simple test and quickly edited. NO color correction done. Converted to ProRes 422 and that’s it. Full review will be posted on robruscher.wordpress.com Video Rating: 0 / 5
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Driving by a radio telescope built in the 1960′s that is part of a
large system of telescopes in the US. Still in use, and controlled
remotely from somewhere in New Mexico. This is during the jeep tour
we were on.
Telescope domes on Mount John
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Start of my panorama. Left dome is Boller & Chivens telescope. Closest dome is probably Earth & Sky’s
telescope on the roof of high rock tower
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High Rock Tower is closed to the Public but on select nights (July-October) the city of Lynn opens it up and if you get a reservation you can go inside and look through the telescope on the roof. The tower is shaped like a rectangle and has a brick cylindar in the middle. Inside the Cylinder is a spiral staircase. There are two levels you can exit the staircase and look out windows to the outside. On the roof there is a steel staircase that leads to a room with a telescope. The roof of that room spins and opens up . It’s pretty cool.
Watch the Shuttle Atlantis Mission STS-125 complete Launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The launch time was 2:01 PM ET on May 11th, 2009. The Shuttle crew is on a mission to repair the Hubble Telescope replacing batteries, cameras and performing other maintenance. (Provided by The New Day Group www.thenewdaygroup.com and AWECAST TV www.awecast.tv) Video Rating: 4 / 5
Steve Roach’s This and the Other to some neat artwork I did not make the artwork, do not ask me about them unless you would like me to upload some wallpaper for you. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Upgraded Hubble Space Telescope Images (200909090001HQ)
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NASA Associate Administrator of the Science Mission Directorate Dr. Edward J. Weiler speaks at the podium as Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, D-Md., left, listens during a press conference where NASA unveiled new images from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009 at NASA Headquarters in Washington. The images were from four of the telescopes’ six operating science instruments. Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)
Hubble Telescope mirror
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This was the backup mirror made for the Hubble Space telescope. It was made using conventional optical and lens grinding techniques by the Eastman Kodak company. The mirror that went on the telescope was made by Perkin Elmer using computerised methods. Guess which mirror had flaws?
This one obviously has not been coated with a reflective surface and is kept on display at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC
Saturn through my 10″ Newton Orion Telescope 13.03.07 Efringen-Kirchen Germany Video Rating: 4 / 5
Welcome to OPT, the largest telescope showroom in the world. This is a brief tour of our store in Oceanside, California, by the owner, Craig. Video Rating: 5 / 5
August 21 2001 Crop Circle next to Chibolton Radio Telescope decoded- 1974, Dr, Carl Sagan send a message to outher space thru Arecibo Radio Telescope in Puerto Rico. The answer was received in the form of crop circle
Put on your pressure suit and commence docking procedures, because we have a Spacestation powerful enough to take you to the moon and way, way beyond. Se the star like you’ve never seen before with a view from an all-new Tasco Spacestation telescope featuring a cosmically inspired new design. Its variable LED electronic REd Dot Finderscope takes you to to visit your favorite constellation in a flash by quickly finding any object in the sky. with an LED electonic red dot finerscope, 500mm focal length and 114mm objective mirror, the Spacestation 114ST is ideal for any astronomer. Accessories include,Tasco SkyWatch CD-Rom, 3x Barlow lens, Moon Map, Moon Filter.
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