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Summary: The
full moon glided through Earth's shadow on May 4th, and turned a delightful
shade of sunset-red. The event was visible from parts of Europe, Africa,
Asia, South America and Australia. [more]
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Justin McGuire,
Mount Ainslie, Canberra, Australia
May. 05 |
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This Lunar eclipse occured early in the morning, Canberra time. This image was taken from the highest point in Canberra and shows the lights of the city below the Moon. At the time this image was taken, the eastern horizon was already growing light.
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Miquel
Serra-Ricart and Juan Carlos Casado,
Guajara, Tenerife, Canaries Islands
May. 04 |
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#2, more |
Excellent
weather, bright moon details. Photo details: Digital cameta
Canon Eos D30 with 100-400 mm lens at 400 mm. Differents exposures
combined with Photoshop |
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Rijk-Jan Koppejan,
Veere,the Netherlands
May. 04 |
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Members of 'Philippus
Lansbergen' public observatory tried to observe the moon-eclipse,
but unfortunately it was too cloudy. :(
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Daniel Toth,
Bratislava, Slovakia
May. 04 |
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04.may.04 19.29 UT,
Photo details: Sony DSC-F717, F 4.0, ISO200, exp. 1s
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Cyrille Baudouin,
Serigné,Vendée,France
May. 04 |
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It was my first lunar eclipse! The sky cleared during the totality, the eclipse was very beautiful. Canon EOS 300D digital camera, 400 ASA exposure time between 0.5 and 5s (1/50s with the telescope)
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James Kevin Ty,
Manila , Philippines
May. 05 |
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This image of the
May 5, 2004, total lunar eclipse was taken during totality at
4:08am (May 4, 2004 20:08 UT) by James Kevin Ty of the Astronomical
League of the Philippines (ALP). He used a 4' f/5.4 TV-101 apochromatic
refractor with 2x TV Big Barlow with Canon EOS 300D digital
camera. Exposure was 14 sec at ISO 400.
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Jacques van Delft,
Welbedachtdam, Wepener, South Africa.
May. 05 |
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The picture's were taken trough a 20mm Plossl eyepiece of my 200 mm Sky-Watcher Dobsonian
using a A303 FujiPix digital camera.
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Simon Angell,
Canberra, ACT, Australia
May. 05 |
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'RED' Lunar eclipse while the moon is low on the western horizion. Not long after these pics the moon was in total eclipse, however then sun was fast coming up and washing out the Moon's spectactular display.
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Francois Kritzinger,
Eastern part of Pretoria, South Africa
May. 04 |
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#2, #3,
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Lunar eclipse viewed from a hill top in town.
Fuji FinePix S602z with Raynox DCR1800 tele converter.
All images taken with 160ASA equivalent at F2.8
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Michael
Proter,
Limassol, Greek Cyprus
May. 04 |
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Beautiful
Eclipse. Photo: Olympus C-750 UZ. |
More:
from Graham Warrellow in Barcelona,
Spain; from Alfred Jenkinson
and Warren Akerman of Bloemfontein,
Free State, South Africa;
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