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Photographer,
Location |
Images |
Comments |
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Paul
Martini,
Joshua Tree National Park, California, USA
Oct. 22, 2008 |
#1 |
In the foreground
is the ruins of the Ryan ranch home in Joshua
tree national park, California.
Photo
details: Leica M8, 28mm summicron
lens, 24 seconds @ f2, ISO 1250 |
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Chris
Peterson,
Guffey, Colorado, USA
Oct. 23, 2008 |
#1, more |
This
Orionid fireball was captured by a video allsky
camera on the morning of October 23. The estimated
magnitude is -9, and a long, luminous trail
remains after the meteor passes. |
smokey
Orionid debris
twisted by high-altitude winds
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Scott
Peshia,
Tucson, Arizona
Oct. 21, 2008 |
#1, #2, #3, #4 |
This
was a great show! These four submitted shots
were the best from my collection. Kudos to
Marsha Adams and Rich Swanson for capturing
the impressive fireballs over Arizona on film.
I did witness the fireball Marsha captured
but not Rich's gem. Great work to all!!!
Photo
details: Canon
EOS Rebel XT, 1/20 sec, ISO 1600 |
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Peter
van Leuteren,
Cosmos Observatory, Lattrop, the Netherlands
Oct. 23, 2008 |
#1, more |
Last
night I observed, together with 5 friend, the
Orionid meteor shower. Near the Cosmos Observatory
in Lattrop (the Netherlands) we saw some beautiful
Orionid meteors. My Canon40D camera photographed
some of them. In the combined image you can
see 4 Orionid meteors.
Photo
details: Canon
40D with 15mm F/2.8 fish-eye, ISO 1600,
30 seconds exposure |
more
images: from
Pierre Martin of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; from
Romolo Berchicci of Altamura, south Italy; from
Roman Piffl of Bratislava, Slovakia, Europe; from
Juraj Toth of Modra, Slovakia;
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