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Hi All
The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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Nice!
Kev "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Hi All The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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"Kev" wrote:
Nice! Glad you liked it. Crazy Ed |
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Nice pictures Ed. Two brigth objects like these give a great view.
Stefan "Edward Erbeck" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi All The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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"Stefan Lilge" wrote:
Nice pictures Ed. Two brigth objects like these give a great view. Thank You Stephan. I'll stick with the Bright Objects and leave the Galaxies to you. Crazy Ed |
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From a light polluted Cambridge tonight
Mr Andrew R Green BSc(Hons) FBIS, FRAS "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Hi All The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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Actually the foreground adds to the event, much nicer to have some "scenery"
than just two bright stars. Stefan "Andy G" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... From a light polluted Cambridge tonight Mr Andrew R Green BSc(Hons) FBIS, FRAS "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Hi All The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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There was actually an occultation of Venus early this week which was visible
from the UK. I was in work at the time of the disappearance but went out at around 17:15 UT to catch Venus emerging from behind the Moon's bright limb. The sight of the Moon, Venus and Jupiter together close to the horizon was very pleasing indeed, but it was unfortunate that my employer doesn't allow cameras on the premises! "Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Hi All The left image is from Nov. 19. Jump to Nov. 29 for the next then the 30th and finishing Dec. 1. All were taken with an 18 mm fl lens setting. Crazy Ed |
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