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Tim Woos` Astronomy Images |
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I am a member of the Vermont Astronomical Society, or VAS. We are stationed in Burlington, Vermont. For more information about our club, click here. I take pictures through our scopes, so I thought I'd share them with you. |
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Pictures of the transit of venus on June 8, 2004 taken through a homemade 6-inch f/6 Maksutov-Newtonian with a Toucam Pro 2 |
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Pictures of the moon I took the same morning |
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I finished the 5-inch, and it's a very nice scope. The mirror took me hundreds of hours to make, and I had to stay home from school a lot to finish it. |
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This is a picture of the lunar eclipse on October 27, 2004 with geese flying across it. |
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I took many frames of Saturn with my webcam and a friend's LX2000 telescope, then stacked them and used Photoshop elements to sharpen. |
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Here's another Saturn picture. We used the same process, but a different friend's 9" Celestron SCT. |
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Same as above, but stacked differently and rotated. |
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This was taken through my 5" f/11.4 newtonian with a Toucam Pro 2 camera on 3/25/05. 39 stacked frames, and processed in photoshop. |
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Taken through 5" with Toucam on 3/26/05. Stacked and processed in Registax. Notice Io on the left (you may have to adjust your monitor's brightness; it's pretty faint!). |
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