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<em>image by [mailto:etx@me.com Mike Weasner] Cassiopeia Observatory</em><br /> | <em>image by [mailto:etx@me.com Mike Weasner] Cassiopeia Observatory</em><br /> | ||
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[http://web.me.com/mweasner/Cassiopeia_Observatory/Photos/Pages/Moon.html Cassiopeia Observatory Moon photos]<br /> | [http://web.me.com/mweasner/Cassiopeia_Observatory/Photos/Pages/Moon.html Cassiopeia Observatory Moon photos]<br /> | ||
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| + | <p><b>Yesterday's LPOD:</b> [[June 7, 2011|Streaming Debris]] </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 8 February 2015
Open the Pod Bay Doors Please Hal
image by Mike Weasner Cassiopeia Observatory
Mike Weasner, the Mighty ETX Site originator, also has now setup an observatory with a SkyShed POD observatory dome and Meade 8" LX200. I sent him an image I took last night of the Moon with my ETX-90 and he sent me the link to his new website at Cassiopeia Observatory. Looking through his Moon gallery I came across this wonderful photo of the Gibbous (nearly full) Moon projected on the inside of his POD! With the stars on the dome surrounding the Moon it somehow reminded me of the lunar scenes in 2001 A Space Odyssey about Dave Bowman and his troubles with HAL not opening the POD bay doors... Anyway, I think this is a great way of showing the Moon, projected on the inside of his dome, and with the diagonal and projection it ended up the right way up too! (For a southern hemisphere observer like myself).
Maurice Collins
-- filling in for Chuck and wishing him safe travels!
Technical Details
Nikon D7000 DLSR
Related Links
Cassiopeia Observatory Moon photos
Yesterday's LPOD: Streaming Debris
Tomorrow's LPOD: Prize Winner
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