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by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Sun Nov 29, 2020 5:55 am
Forum: The Asterisk Café: Discuss Anything Astronomy Related
Topic: Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way
Replies: 6
Views: 5234

Re: Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way

Pretty sure the person who constructed it removed it. You'd have to know how it was constructed to be able to quickly remove it, which apparently is how it happened. Perhaps it will pop up somewhere else...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Sat Nov 28, 2020 12:53 am
Forum: The Asterisk Café: Discuss Anything Astronomy Related
Topic: Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way
Replies: 6
Views: 5234

Re: Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way

Considering how much of the earth's surface man has tred upon (built upon, bulldozed, etc.) , I find it compelling that someone would install some art in the middle of nowhere, not really knowing if anyone would ever find it or not. Not that it should be open season for others to do the same, but ma...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Fri Nov 27, 2020 11:30 pm
Forum: The Asterisk Café: Discuss Anything Astronomy Related
Topic: Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way
Replies: 6
Views: 5234

Utah's Monolith under the Milky Way

I took a frantic drive out to a spot 80 miles WSW of Moab to 'greet the visitor'. Any Kubrick/2001 fan would be mesmerized by this thing sprouting up 17 miles down a bumpy dirt road near the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. 25 hours door-to-door, including 6.5 hours of shooting. Tried ...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Mon Dec 17, 2018 6:35 am
Forum: The Observation Deck: Latest Sky Photography
Topic: Submission: 2018 December
Replies: 116
Views: 142814

Geminids and Comet 46/P Wirtanen

Nearly 100 meteors streak over Mt. Antero on 12/14/18, from near Nathrop, Colorado. One meteor showed a 'persistent train' (a trail of ionized gases), which was visible for nearly 5 minutes before dissipating; a small meteor pierces Comet Wirtanen (right side, center). Captured over 5 hours, composi...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Tue Jun 23, 2015 9:43 pm
Forum: The Observation Deck: Latest Sky Photography
Topic: Submissions: 2015 June
Replies: 215
Views: 100566

Re: Submissions: 2015 June

The Aurora Borealis made a brief but spectacular appearance last night over Loveland Pass, Colorado (11,990' MSL). Moon is located approximately over Loveland Valley Ski Area, with 13,240' Mt. Sniktau at right. Image is a composite stitched from 12 vertical frames captured over the course of 3 minut...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Mon Oct 14, 2013 10:07 pm
Forum: The Observation Deck: Latest Sky Photography
Topic: Submissions: 2013 October
Replies: 235
Views: 423375

Milky Way and Aurora from Loveland Pass, CO

Went up to Loveland Pass, CO (11,990' MSL) Tuesday night to try and catch the edge of the aurora borealis, which was predicted to potentially creep down into our latitudes, which doesn't happen too often. Got some pretty decent shots that night, though the aurora was only faintly visible to the nake...
by JeffWarnerPHOTO
Sun Mar 17, 2013 10:28 pm
Forum: The Observation Deck: Latest Sky Photography
Topic: Submission Gallery: 2013 Comets
Replies: 286
Views: 771266

Re: Submission Gallery: 2013 Comets

Comet Pan-STARRS on 3/13/13 from Santa Fe, New Mexico, a composite from one of the timelapses I did: http://jeffwarnerphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/001_130313-5D_16427_PS_full-KEYcomp2_spaced-blog-PanSTARRS_comp.jpg Some background info here if you're interested: http://jeffwarnerphoto.com/20...