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Sunspots724 viewsThe Sun in this early-pre-totality eyepiece-projection shot is too big to fit into the frame, but the sunspots do show up well.
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Post-Totality 4724 viewsAt this point I ran out of film, so I didn't make it to Fourth Contact with the post-totality images.
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Sharpless2-136, the Ghost Nebula724 viewsReflection nebula in Cepheus. 1470 light-years distant, near the cluster NGC 7023.
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Post-Totality 2723 viewsThe Moon is rising, the Sun is setting. How will this end?
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Diamond Ring722 viewsA blazing diamond ring heralds Third Contact, the end of totality.
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11-1/2 Minutes after Third Contact722 viewsC3 + 11 min 37 sec
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Messier 90, Spiral Galaxy in Virgo722 views59 million light-years away. Contains little gas and dust and hence does not have much star formation; believed to be evolving into a lenticular galaxy.
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Sh2-106 - Snow Angel Nebula719 viewsEmission nebula and star forming region in Cygnus, about 2000 light-years from Earth.
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Markarian's Chain718 viewsPart of Markarian's Chain, a group of galaxies in the Virgo Cluster. Visible in the photo are NGCs 4477, 4473, 4461, 4458, 4438 and 4435. Not visible are M84 and M86, which are out of the frame to the right - my telescope's field of view is not big enough to capture them all.
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The annular solar eclipse of October 14, 2023 - Montage of 24 images718 viewsA montage illustrating the progress of the annular eclipse of October 14, 2023, as seen from Bryce Point, Bryce Canyon, Utah, from immediately prior to first contact to immediately after fourth contact
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Totality - a few seconds after Second Contact717 viewsAfter the eclipse went total, I had to try several different exposure settings to get it right - 1/2 second seemed to work best.
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M97 - The Owl Nebula717 viewsPlanetary nebula in the constellation Ursa Major, 2030 light-years distance from Earth and about 8000 years old. The blurred appearance results from the fact that it consists of several overlapping shells of gas. The shells are not entirely concentric, but form a barrel-like structure which gives rise to the owl-like appearance.
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