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| − | <em>time lapse video by [mailto:miguelclaro@sapo.pt Miguel Claro], Portugal</em><br /> | + | <em>time lapse video by [mailto:miguelclaro@sapo.pt" rel="nofollow Miguel Claro], Portugal</em><br /> |
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Here we see the crescent Moon in the Sagittarius constellation, while it was setting behind the horizon. The Moon shows a strong Earthshine effect, for being just 9% directly iluminated by the Sun. As we watch the moonset, we notice that by the influence of the the Moon gravity, the tide goes down. The time lapse was taken in Costa da Caparica beach, facing the Atlantic Ocean. <br /> | Here we see the crescent Moon in the Sagittarius constellation, while it was setting behind the horizon. The Moon shows a strong Earthshine effect, for being just 9% directly iluminated by the Sun. As we watch the moonset, we notice that by the influence of the the Moon gravity, the tide goes down. The time lapse was taken in Costa da Caparica beach, facing the Atlantic Ocean. <br /> | ||
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| − | <em>[mailto:miguelclaro@sapo.pt Miguel Claro]</em><br /> | + | <em>[mailto:miguelclaro@sapo.pt" rel="nofollow Miguel Claro]</em><br /> |
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| − | Miguel's astroart [http://astrosurf.com/astroarte/home.htm website]<br /> | + | Miguel's astroart [http://astrosurf.com/astroarte/home.htm" rel="nofollow website]<br /> |
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Revision as of 22:25, 4 January 2015
Sucking Up the Sea
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time lapse video by " rel="nofollow Miguel Claro, Portugal
Here we see the crescent Moon in the Sagittarius constellation, while it was setting behind the horizon. The Moon shows a strong Earthshine effect, for being just 9% directly iluminated by the Sun. As we watch the moonset, we notice that by the influence of the the Moon gravity, the tide goes down. The time lapse was taken in Costa da Caparica beach, facing the Atlantic Ocean.
" rel="nofollow Miguel Claro
Technical Details
27/11/2011 between 18h41 and 19h39. Canon 50D- ISO640 f/3.5 Exp. 10" 50mm lens. Sequence of 319 images, each one of 10 seconds.
Related Links
Miguel's astroart " rel="nofollow website
