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<em>image by [mailto:M.Dietzel@onlinehome.de  Martin Dietzel], Munich, Germany</em></p>
 
<em>image by [mailto:M.Dietzel@onlinehome.de  Martin Dietzel], Munich, Germany</em></p>
 
<p>This image shows the moon, as one could observe it on nov, 6th. There was a wonderful &#8220;aureole&#8221; as we call it in German. Close to full moon, the skies covered with high fog, the moon often creates those colorful rings. The ones shown in the image were extraordinarily intense. The image is taken right out of the heart of Munich, through all the city light. I hope you like this image.</p>
 
<p>This image shows the moon, as one could observe it on nov, 6th. There was a wonderful &#8220;aureole&#8221; as we call it in German. Close to full moon, the skies covered with high fog, the moon often creates those colorful rings. The ones shown in the image were extraordinarily intense. The image is taken right out of the heart of Munich, through all the city light. I hope you like this image.</p>
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[http://www.lx200gps.de/ Martin&#8217;s website]</p>
 
[http://www.lx200gps.de/ Martin&#8217;s website]</p>
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Revision as of 17:45, 4 January 2015

Glorious Times Two

Aureole_06_11_2006LPOD.jpg
image by Martin Dietzel, Munich, Germany

This image shows the moon, as one could observe it on nov, 6th. There was a wonderful “aureole” as we call it in German. Close to full moon, the skies covered with high fog, the moon often creates those colorful rings. The ones shown in the image were extraordinarily intense. The image is taken right out of the heart of Munich, through all the city light. I hope you like this image.

Martin Dietzel

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Nov 6, 2006.

Related Links:
Martin’s website


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