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I send to you a picture of the moon near Jupiter, Thursday November the 1° in the beginning of the night. I was very lucky, because a big cloud was in front of the Moon ... but not for Jupiter. So, it's a one shot ! We can see the four satellites of Jupiter on the same side.<br /> | I send to you a picture of the moon near Jupiter, Thursday November the 1° in the beginning of the night. I was very lucky, because a big cloud was in front of the Moon ... but not for Jupiter. So, it's a one shot ! We can see the four satellites of Jupiter on the same side.<br /> | ||
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| − | <em>[mailto:balagna.alain@orange.fr Alain Balagna]</em><br /> | + | <em>[mailto:balagna.alain@orange.fr" rel="nofollow Alain Balagna]</em><br /> |
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Revision as of 22:38, 4 January 2015
Coming Out of the Nebula
image by " rel="nofollow Alain Balagna, Moselle, France
I send to you a picture of the moon near Jupiter, Thursday November the 1° in the beginning of the night. I was very lucky, because a big cloud was in front of the Moon ... but not for Jupiter. So, it's a one shot ! We can see the four satellites of Jupiter on the same side.
" rel="nofollow Alain Balagna
Technical Details
November 1, 2012. NIKON D700 , obj.500 mm Sigma , Iso 1600 , F6.3 , 1/8 sec ...and tripod of course.
