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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210]
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I want to get into Astro-photography myself, but don't have a nice camera yet. Here's a couple shots I took with my little digital.

Moon, Venus & very faint Mercury


The Moon through my telescope without a filter.



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"We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience."

My level 5 trip report
...After this it became clear to me that, behind the thin veil of the Human ego, all Reality, and this whole life, is a never ending mystical experience. The Universe is but a cosmic being exploring itself, learning about itself and enjoying its own existence through all creatures, and all things, in an infinite dance of Life, and like a fractal tendril you are a minute part of it, and you are All of it...

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210]
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somebody turn off all those lights damnit  :zombie2:

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210]
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thelegend0210 said:
It is, here is the photographers website.http://www.astropics.com/


There's a lot of different camera filters being used and a little shopping. astronomy.com has a photography sub-forum, some of the people there might know how to take a photo like this.


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And with strange aeons even death may die.

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: sirhotalot]
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That shits awesome. Hoping to get into the NPS so I can stare at that all night. Here is another good one:


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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210] * 1
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thelegend0210 said:


A True Image from False Kiva

This digital mosaic shows the night sky as seen from False Kiva in Canyonlands National Park, eastern Utah, USA. Diving into the Earth far in the distance is part of the central band of our Milky Way Galaxy. Much closer, the planet Jupiter is visible as the bright point just to band's left. Closer still are the park's picturesque buttes and mesas lit by a crescent moon. In the foreground is the cave housing a stone circle of unknown origin named False Kiva. The cave itself was briefly lit by flashlight during the exposure. Astrophotographer Wally Pacholka reports that getting to the cave was no easy trek. Also, mountain lions were a concern while waiting alone in the dark to record the mosaic.

Photo credit/copyright: Wally Pacholka


Holy shit that is amazing.

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210]
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thelegend0210 said:
twighead said:
How come the sky never looks like that for me :vaped:


Cause more often then not, astro-photographers use long exposure settings and mulitple photos combined to capture more light. The human just isn't as powerful.


...and you are probably in an area with at least a little light pollution. You have to be FAR away from major cities to get this kind of display.

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: c0sm0nautt] * 1
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c0sm0, thanks for my new background :smile:

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: fazdazzle]
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There is a bit of light pollution out here, nothing big, I'm 20 minutes out of a 7,000 person town. But yeah I figured they used special filters/long exposure to get those kinds of shots, it would be spectacular if the night sky simply looked like that :thumbup: Not that the bare eye doesn't unveil an amazing display of its own.


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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: twighead]
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Has anybody seen a fundamentalist christian making note of how amazing that picture is?
...don't worry I'll wait.


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I've been knocking from the inside.” - Rumi

“The nitrogen in our DNA, the calcium in our teeth, the iron in our blood, the carbon in our apple pies were made in the interiors of collapsing stars. We are made of starstuff.” - Carl Sagan

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: Frost]
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Haha, nope, But they always like to tell everyone how amazing God is when they see these kinds of pics.


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"We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience."

My level 5 trip report
...After this it became clear to me that, behind the thin veil of the Human ego, all Reality, and this whole life, is a never ending mystical experience. The Universe is but a cosmic being exploring itself, learning about itself and enjoying its own existence through all creatures, and all things, in an infinite dance of Life, and like a fractal tendril you are a minute part of it, and you are All of it...

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210] * 1
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You guys have probably seen these already, but i figured they were very fitting for this thread...


Videos and pictures like these, other than staring up at the stars at night, really puts things into perspective..




















We're all on this tiny, spinning, floating rock






:omgz:






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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: openmind]
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And for today's




A dark starry night of Easter Island, isolated in the Pacific Ocean. The two brightest stars of our night sky, Sirius and Canopus, shines besides a galactic dwarf neighbor, Large Magellanic Cloud, some 160,000 light years away. The Easter Island's large statutes, or locally called Moais, remained from 13th to 15th century.

Photo credit: Stephane Guisard


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"We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience."

My level 5 trip report
...After this it became clear to me that, behind the thin veil of the Human ego, all Reality, and this whole life, is a never ending mystical experience. The Universe is but a cosmic being exploring itself, learning about itself and enjoying its own existence through all creatures, and all things, in an infinite dance of Life, and like a fractal tendril you are a minute part of it, and you are All of it...

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: Drchemist]
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Drchemist said:
Wow, this makes me want to travel to Utah.


+1 :thumbup:


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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: fungus_tao]
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Ancient Moonrise

The crescent Moon rises in the middle of Poseidon Temple at Sounio, Greece. See also, Saturn on the left, 'sitting' on the pillar.
Photo credit: Chris Kotsiopoulos
Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi, 13/11/2009 4:12 - 4:17, Shutter Speed 20 sec x 11 shots, Aperture Value 2.2, ISO 800, Lens Canon EF28mm f/1.8 USM, Focal Length 28.0 mm


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"We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience."

My level 5 trip report
...After this it became clear to me that, behind the thin veil of the Human ego, all Reality, and this whole life, is a never ending mystical experience. The Universe is but a cosmic being exploring itself, learning about itself and enjoying its own existence through all creatures, and all things, in an infinite dance of Life, and like a fractal tendril you are a minute part of it, and you are All of it...

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Re: Awesome pic of the day(Stargazing) [Re: thelegend0210]
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Equinox Auroras

Last night, the sun's magnetic field near Earth tipped south. This opened a crack in Earth's magnetosphere. Solar wind poured in and fueled a magnificent display of arctic Northern Lights.

Thilo Bubek took the picture not far from Tromsø, Norway. "We had some nice auroras," he says, with what can only be described as Norwegian understatement. "The clouds and calm sea contributed to a photogenic scene."This is the time of year when south-pointing magnetic fields from the sun frequently puncture our bubble of protection against the solar wind. High latitude sky watchers should be alert for equinox auroras

Photo credit: Thilo Bubek
http://www.spaceweather.com/aurora/images2010/14sep10/Thilo-Bubek1.jpg?PHPSESSID=3780t80lvjlljaofhv9j07ljf1


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"We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience."

My level 5 trip report
...After this it became clear to me that, behind the thin veil of the Human ego, all Reality, and this whole life, is a never ending mystical experience. The Universe is but a cosmic being exploring itself, learning about itself and enjoying its own existence through all creatures, and all things, in an infinite dance of Life, and like a fractal tendril you are a minute part of it, and you are All of it...

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