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Jim Goldstein
{K:21230} 2/11/2004
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Great work. I very badly wanted to capture something like this, but that proves to be difficult when you don't have a telescope.
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Elaine Collins
{K:1575} 8/14/2003
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I'd say pretty impressive, I could not even find mars, not to mention photographing it. Good job. Your other lunar's were impressive too.
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Taras R. Hnatyshyn
{K:4055} 8/14/2003
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Thanks for all your comments.
For now, the planets and moon are mostly impervious to light pollution. The biggest problem is seeing, the steadiness of the atmosphere. I may be able to get closer to the theoretical resolution of the optics from a better sight, but one shouldn't give up, just because the neighbors don't turn off their lights when they go to sleep...
Taras
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Joe McCary
{K:3235} 8/14/2003
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WOW! You shot this IN NYC? I am amazed! Nice job. I may jujst stay up late and see if I can get a glimpse with a pair of binocs...
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Nicola Vassallo
{K:9801} 8/14/2003
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wow!!!
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Fatma B.
{K:1864} 8/14/2003
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Mars? this is a great shot Taras, well done.
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Gregory McLemore
{K:35129} 8/14/2003
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This is the time to capture Mars, you did so well.
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Uwe Bachmann
{K:10222} 8/14/2003
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This mars attacks....my heart. Great Taras. Downtown Manhattan? Great!! 34 Degrees elevation is more than it will reach here in central Germany this season. I saw it yesterday evening between the clouds just beside the nearly full moon, it was a great view even for the naked eye.
I think I will carry my Meade 127 ED-APO-Refractor to the hill just 3 km away from my house this saturday. This is something which I won't miss to see...
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luisa vassallo
{K:28230} 8/14/2003
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molto interessante!
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Jorge Americo
{K:1075} 8/14/2003
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Mars? Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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