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Summary: The
full moon glided through Earth's shadow on Nov 8/9, 2003, and turned
a delightful shade of deep red. Get the full
story from Science@NASA.
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Photographer, Location,
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Jim
Fakatselis,
From north shore of Long Island at Makamah Beach, Northport, NY.
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2 sec
exposure through AstroPhysics 105mm f/6, using Olympus C2040Z
digicam. |
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Andrew
Chatman,
Pittsford, NY. Public star party. |
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We
had great weather for the eclipse. Temperature was in the teens.
While photographing the eclipse for a progression, I saw a plane
approaching the moon. When it crossed, I snapped! Photo taken
with a Canon D60 digital, at prime focus through a Televue Pronto.
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Dale
Hudjik,
Elk Island National Park, Canada |
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5pm
on a very cold, fortunately windless, evening. |
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Alex
Witze,
New Orleans, LA |
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The
moon rising in penumbral eclipse over the Big Easy on Nov. 8,
2003. Taken with a Canon PowerShot S30, automatic settings.
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Jimmy
Westlake,
Yampa, Colorado |
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These
were taken with a Celestron 11" telscope at prime focus with
a Nikon FE-2 camera on Kodak Max 400 film. Between the frost
forming on all my lenses and the fog rolling in, I feel lucky
to have gotten any pictures at all! Visually, the color and
brightness of the eclipse were stunning. |
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Wren
Keller,
Just West of Tucson, Az, USA |
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This
was taken through a 10 inch Dobsonian with a cannon digital
Elf. |
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Joan
Jaekel and son Adam Jaekel,
Milford, PA |
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Out
in the backyard and just too cool to pass up! Photo details:
Samsung Digimax, Orion 130mm reflector. |
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Bill
Mulligan,
Batavia, New York, USA |
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#2 |
I took
these pictures with an Olympus D-400 mounted on a Celestron
114GT. The sky was crystal clear and the temperature was 22F.
There was frost on the telescope but it was worth it. |
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Michael
Bertrand,
Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, Washington |
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The
"blur" in one of the photos is the passenger ferry leaving for
the mainland of Washington. Photos were shot with a Sony f-707,
100 ASA and varying exposures. |
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Val
and Andrew White,
Viewed from near Congleton, Cheshire, UK |
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The
sky was totally cloudy until 10 minutes into totality when it
just "magically" cleared. The pictures were taken at the time
indicated in the filename, with a Canon Digital IXUS through
a Meade ETX 90 with 26mm eyepiece. Shutter speeds were 0.5 or
1s. |
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Daniel
Powell,
St. Paul, Minnesota USA |
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Photo
of lunar eclipse taken over the St. Paul cathedral dome with
a Canon 300D and 300mm lens (F6, 1 second with ISO at 400) |
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Jay
Edwards,
Maine, NY 42.2 N 76.1 W |
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What
a beautiful eclipse! We had perfectly clear skies and a wind
chill making it 13 deg. F. Photo details: This image was taken
during mid-totality using a canon A40 powershot digital camera
connected in afocal mode to an 80 MM, f/5 refractor and a 20
MM eyepiece. The exposure settings were 1/6 sec., f/4.8, 400
ASA. |
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Roger
Slade,
Geneseo, New York - south of Rochester, NY |
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Taken
at 11:45 pm est on 11/8/2003 with Meade 12" LX200 with Nikon
4500 held at eyepiece. 1/30 exposure f5.0 with moon filter on
eyepiece. Moon was 100% full. |
More:
from Thomas R. Sundstrom of Red
Lion, New Jersey; from Dave Fox of
North Brookfield, NY;
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