Mars Science Lab Heading Out
http://www.slas.us/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=4776
Paramount ME, C-14 @ f/5.5, ST-10XME, -10° & binned 3x3. 5-30" exposures at 10 minute intervals through clear filter. FOV ~18' x 26'. 2011 NOV 27 1046-1129 UT. MSL was about 288,000 km away at the start of the sequence and about 297,000 km at the end. North is up, east to the left.
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Full Rotation of Jupiter
http://vimeo.com/31747706
Copyright and credit: S2P/IMCCE/OPM/JL Dauvergne/Elie Rousset/Eric Meza/Philippe Tosi/François Colas/Jean Pajus/Xavi Nogués/Emil Kraaikamp
http://vimeo.com/31747706
Copyright and credit: S2P/IMCCE/OPM/JL Dauvergne/Elie Rousset/Eric Meza/Philippe Tosi/François Colas/Jean Pajus/Xavi Nogués/Emil Kraaikamp
A closed mouth gathers no foot.
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Solar Looping Prominence on September 5, 2011
An animation of 85 frames, captured every 60 seconds during 8:41:37 – 10:05:38 UT, imaged in H-alpha wavelength.
The equipment used: 1200/150 mm refractor, ERF, rear H-alpha filter, Coronado BF10, Barlow 2x, Basler 1300 camera. Imaged at the Photon Collector Observatory in southern Finland.
Copyright: Viljo Nylund
An animation of 85 frames, captured every 60 seconds during 8:41:37 – 10:05:38 UT, imaged in H-alpha wavelength.
The equipment used: 1200/150 mm refractor, ERF, rear H-alpha filter, Coronado BF10, Barlow 2x, Basler 1300 camera. Imaged at the Photon Collector Observatory in southern Finland.
Copyright: Viljo Nylund
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A full rotation of Jupiter (Cassini, 2000-2001)
This movie shows a full rotation of Jupiter, with a 700 x time acceleration.
It was built from images taken by the narrow-angle camera onboard NASA's Cassini spacecraft on Dec. 11 and 12, 2000, as the spacecraft neared Jupiter during its flyby of the giant planet. On original pictures, the smallest visible features are about 120 kilometers (75 miles) across.
The eerie soundtrack results from a sound waves conversion by scientists of intriguing radio waves that Cassini spacecraft collected near Jupiter in January 2001
Credits : NASA / JPL
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07782
http://nasa.gov/vision/universe/feature ... ounds.html
This movie shows a full rotation of Jupiter, with a 700 x time acceleration.
It was built from images taken by the narrow-angle camera onboard NASA's Cassini spacecraft on Dec. 11 and 12, 2000, as the spacecraft neared Jupiter during its flyby of the giant planet. On original pictures, the smallest visible features are about 120 kilometers (75 miles) across.
The eerie soundtrack results from a sound waves conversion by scientists of intriguing radio waves that Cassini spacecraft collected near Jupiter in January 2001
Credits : NASA / JPL
http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07782
http://nasa.gov/vision/universe/feature ... ounds.html
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Reason: Removed link per user request
Reason: Removed link per user request
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Lorenzo Comolli
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Under the Namibian sky - The Movie
Credit and Copyright: processing/video editing Lorenzo Comolli; images Lorenzo Comolli, Luigi Fontana, Giosuè Ghioldi, Emmanuele Sordini
Music: Vladimir Sterzer (CC 2.0)
Direct link to website: http://www.astrosurf.com/comolli/110824.htm
Direct link for MP4 file download: http://comolli.zapto.org/110824.mp4
Recommendations. We recommend watching this video at FULL SCREEN (1080p), with audio on.
Description. The night sky of Namibia is one of the best in the world. This 13 min video contains about 250 hours of actual exposures, gathered at Tivoli Farm, Namibia, during 10 perfectly cloudless nights. The video should be watched with no hurry, being a little long. The many topics are labelled in the video and help the northern observer to understand the southern sky gems. Near the end of the video an all-sky time-lapse is presented, and reprocessed in cylindrical projection, featuring the Milky Way at zenith and then the zodiacal light + gegenschein + zodiacal band.
Credit and Copyright: processing/video editing Lorenzo Comolli; images Lorenzo Comolli, Luigi Fontana, Giosuè Ghioldi, Emmanuele Sordini
Music: Vladimir Sterzer (CC 2.0)
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
Direct link for MP4 file download: http://comolli.zapto.org/110824.mp4
Recommendations. We recommend watching this video at FULL SCREEN (1080p), with audio on.
Description. The night sky of Namibia is one of the best in the world. This 13 min video contains about 250 hours of actual exposures, gathered at Tivoli Farm, Namibia, during 10 perfectly cloudless nights. The video should be watched with no hurry, being a little long. The many topics are labelled in the video and help the northern observer to understand the southern sky gems. Near the end of the video an all-sky time-lapse is presented, and reprocessed in cylindrical projection, featuring the Milky Way at zenith and then the zodiacal light + gegenschein + zodiacal band.
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geckzilla
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Love the editing and various projections in the video, Lorenzo.
Just call me "geck" because "zilla" is like a last name.
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A Year of Sunsets
Copyright: Anastasios Nezis
Copyright: Anastasios Nezis
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
A closed mouth gathers no foot.
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A closed mouth gathers no foot.
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A closed mouth gathers no foot.
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Giant Fireball Caught on Video from Tel Aviv University
http://tau-geo.tau.ac.il/ilan/Default.aspx
Copyright: ILAN Research Team (Imaging of Lightning and Nocturnal Flashes), Tel Aviv University. Observer: Lior Rubanenko
http://tau-geo.tau.ac.il/ilan/Default.aspx
Copyright: ILAN Research Team (Imaging of Lightning and Nocturnal Flashes), Tel Aviv University. Observer: Lior Rubanenko
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A closed mouth gathers no foot.
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Two Half Moon
Copyright: Wah!
Copyright: Wah!
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Winter Milky Way Time Lapse - Shot with Canon 5D MK II
Also features the moon & venus very close together. (:36 second mark)
©2012 Harley Grady. Music: "Equinox" by Simon Wilkinsion (used with permission)
Also features the moon & venus very close together. (:36 second mark)
©2012 Harley Grady. Music: "Equinox" by Simon Wilkinsion (used with permission)
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
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My first little timelapse project, many of the shots got destroyed by frost on the lens but thats life..
Shot with:
Canon 5d Mark II
Canon 500d/Rebel T1i
Canon EF 16-35/2.8L II USM
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Sigma EX 30/1,4 DC HSM
Samyang 8mm f/3.5 Aspherical IF MC Fish-eye
Music:
Contact - Last Movie
16 Horsepower - Nobody 'Cept You
Shot with:
Canon 5d Mark II
Canon 500d/Rebel T1i
Canon EF 16-35/2.8L II USM
Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
Sigma EX 30/1,4 DC HSM
Samyang 8mm f/3.5 Aspherical IF MC Fish-eye
Music:
Contact - Last Movie
16 Horsepower - Nobody 'Cept You
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ObsidianKaiser
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The sky over the Anglo-Australian Telescope
Copyright: Dr Ángel López-Sánchez
Copyright: Dr Ángel López-Sánchez
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mexhunter
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Teotihuacan, City of Gods
Copyright: César Cantú
Copyright: César Cantú
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I come to learn and to have fun.
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Bi2L
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Corfu Nightscapes Timelapse- Adagio for Stars
Hello, this the result of my collaboration with with the musician producer Vangelis Petsalis, the video has been produced by my V.Metallinos for the members of the Astronomic Society of Corfu and certainly for all you watching it, hope you enjoy it.
Time lapse HQ video "Adagio for Stars" is the combination of the classical music and the Universe around us, is a 24-hour trip around Corfu, from Sunrise to Sunset and from Moonrise to Sunrise.
To all my friends and of course to my beloved island Corfu
Hello, this the result of my collaboration with with the musician producer Vangelis Petsalis, the video has been produced by my V.Metallinos for the members of the Astronomic Society of Corfu and certainly for all you watching it, hope you enjoy it.
Time lapse HQ video "Adagio for Stars" is the combination of the classical music and the Universe around us, is a 24-hour trip around Corfu, from Sunrise to Sunset and from Moonrise to Sunrise.
To all my friends and of course to my beloved island Corfu
Click to play embedded YouTube video.
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Hi!
This video was taken from 21 to 25 March 2012 near Inari, Finland.
Hope you enjoy it
This video was taken from 21 to 25 March 2012 near Inari, Finland.
Hope you enjoy it
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Lorenzo Comolli
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Under the Northern Lights
http://www.astrosurf.com/comolli/norway2012.htm
Copyright: Lorenzo Comolli
More images and details at the link above.
http://www.astrosurf.com/comolli/norway2012.htm
Copyright: Lorenzo Comolli
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20120415 Super Solar Ejection!
It is a video in just 3 minutes! Super fast ejection!
2.73 megabyte GIF format
It is a video in just 3 minutes! Super fast ejection!
2.73 megabyte GIF format
The Venus and Jupiter Show
The Venus and Jupiter Show with special guests Aurora Borealis and the Moon
And here is the video on my website with an explanation of each sequence: http://philhart.com/content/venus-and-jupiter-show
This was captured during a nine week adventure in the Yukon in Canada, which is a long way for an Australian astronomer to go to capture the northern lights. A lot of effort also went into developing the automated twilight exposure control system (by Fred Vanderhaven) used in the twilight sequences.
Hope you like it!
thanks
Phil Hart
http://www.philhart.com
And here is the video on my website with an explanation of each sequence: http://philhart.com/content/venus-and-jupiter-show
This was captured during a nine week adventure in the Yukon in Canada, which is a long way for an Australian astronomer to go to capture the northern lights. A lot of effort also went into developing the automated twilight exposure control system (by Fred Vanderhaven) used in the twilight sequences.
Hope you like it!
thanks
Phil Hart
http://www.philhart.com
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Click to play embedded YouTube video.
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During my trip to La Palma last February, I approximately gathered 15 GB of data from which I've compiled a timelapse.
Thanks for watching!
Maurice Toet
www.DutchDeepSky.com
Thanks for watching!
Maurice Toet
www.DutchDeepSky.com
TimeLapse: The Sky
This is my first time lapse movie. The film was made with my DIY Dolly and two Nikon D5000. Pictures taken on Polish territory Carpathian, within 8 months.
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Running Sky
http://www.lucperrot.fr/?news
http://www.facebook.com/lucperrotphoto
Copyright: Luc Perrot
I would like to share my first time lapse video. It was shot entirely in Reunion Island between March 2010 and May 2012. It is composed of 32 sequences. Most of them were shot at night. A lot of of atmospheric, meteorological, astronomical phenomena and other curiosities are identifiable : Brocken spectre & fogbow, planetary conjunction, Lunar eclipse, volcano eruption, comet Lovejoy, lenticular clouds, crépuscular rays...I hope you will appreciate it.
Luc Perrot
http://www.lucperrot.fr/?news
http://www.facebook.com/lucperrotphoto
Copyright: Luc Perrot
I would like to share my first time lapse video. It was shot entirely in Reunion Island between March 2010 and May 2012. It is composed of 32 sequences. Most of them were shot at night. A lot of of atmospheric, meteorological, astronomical phenomena and other curiosities are identifiable : Brocken spectre & fogbow, planetary conjunction, Lunar eclipse, volcano eruption, comet Lovejoy, lenticular clouds, crépuscular rays...I hope you will appreciate it.
Luc Perrot