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Been a while since the sky lit up Good thing I had my camera
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Posted 28 July 2010 - 11:50 PM
Last week I was on vacation, I took notice of a seriously bright circumhorizontal arc and by the time I got my camera it had faded to a faint arc. I noticed another one a few days later, then again the next day. All fairly dim, although I did shot them, just not really worth posting. HOWEVER, A couple nights ago, the sky lit up pretty good:
-Allan
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- LVM 5 at the zenith on the best nights? :blink:
Tachyons: just "less sticky" Gluons
ODS's Resident Storm Watcher
My Flickr / My YouTube / My Twitter
Clear Sky Clock for Denver CO
- LVM 5 at the zenith on the best nights? :blink:
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Posted 29 July 2010 - 11:33 AM
Beautiful! Nice catch!
The ether of general relativity therefore differs from that of classical mechanics or the special theory of relativity respectively, in so far as it is not 'absolute', but is determined in its locally variable properties by ponderable matter.
Albert Einstein, "On the Ether", 1924
Gear:
6" f:8 Astro-Physics APO on AP 706 mount
80mm f:5.6 Vernonscope APO used as finder/guider/stand-alone
Celestron Comet Catcher
Orion 8x30 monocular
Nikon 7x50 binoculars
Canon 30D w/ kit lens and 100-400 mm L
2nd Canon 30D with 28-135 mm
Albert Einstein, "On the Ether", 1924
Gear:
6" f:8 Astro-Physics APO on AP 706 mount
80mm f:5.6 Vernonscope APO used as finder/guider/stand-alone
Celestron Comet Catcher
Orion 8x30 monocular
Nikon 7x50 binoculars
Canon 30D w/ kit lens and 100-400 mm L
2nd Canon 30D with 28-135 mm
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