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| + | <p><b>Yesterday's LPOD:</b> [[February 25, 2012|Evidence for No Presence]] </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:33, 1 March 2015
Three, not in a Row
image by Stefano De Rosa, near Turin, Italy
Today where I live in Wheeling was cloudy day and night, with blustery winds and a dusting of snow. The astronomical sky may exist but there is no direct evidence here. Luckily, I - and others who missed it - can enjoy Stefano's evocative image of the Venus and more distant Jupiter conjunction with the Moon shining over the ruins of the medieval Avigliana Castle, located some 25 km from Turin. This is a fine photo, just as Hubble images are, but it is difficult to beat the visceral feeling of being out in the atmosphere under the night sky, with the cosmic photons falling directly onto your own eyes.
Chuck Wood
Technical details:
February 25, 2012. Canon Eos 5D MK II; Canon 25-105 mm f/4 L IS USM set @ 24mm; Exp: 6 sec; ISO 3200; f/4
Related Links
Stefano's website
Yesterday's LPOD: Evidence for No Presence
Tomorrow's LPOD: Layers And Layers
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