Solar System
Astrophotography portfolio (submission for RASC)
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Jupiter, Galilean moons and natural satellites
Jupiter, Galilean moons and natural satellites
August 6, 2018 - 12:55 a.m.
Somewhere in the american sky at 10.000 meters (approx.).
Flight New-York/San Diego.
Galilean moons: Europa, Io, Ganimede and Callisto.
Camera: Snapshot with the Google Pixel 2.
Distance in astronomical unit (a.u): 4.52 (!)
Direct view.
I used this website for labels: https://www.skyandtelescope.com/wp-content/observing-tools/jupiter_moons/jupiter.html
Two planets, one moon and one double-star
Two planets, one moon and one double-star
January 7, 2018 - Toronto (Ontario)
Mars, Jupiter, Io (Jupiter's moon) and Zubenelgenubi/Alpha Librae (double-star).
Camera: Nikon CoolPix P900
F-stop: f/4.5
Exposure time: 1/15 secondes
ISO-Speed: ISO-1600 Focal length: 27 mm
Jupiter zones and Great Red spot
Jupiter zones and Great Red spot
Mars
Mars
Sun and Mercury
Sun and Mercury
Sun and solar flares/prominences I
Sun and solar flares/prominences I
Sun reflection in a puddle.
Sun and solar flares/prominences II
Sun and solar flares/prominences II
Full Moon
Full Moon
Moon craters and Lunar X
Moon craters and Lunar X
Moon craters
Moon craters
Impressive Martian constellations... Analysis of the images of "Curiosity": When the rover takes the sky instead of the ground of the planet Mars, it gives the first photo. When I retouch the lightning to bring out the stars, it gives the third photo.
Impressive Martian constellations... Analysis of the images of "Curiosity": When the rover takes the sky instead of the ground of the planet Mars, it gives the first photo. When I retouch the lightning to bring out the stars, it gives the third photo.
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