Yet Another Moon via Smartphone
By midnight, I knew I had to stay up a tad longer to see the Moon in proximity to both Jupiter and Spica.
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By midnight, I knew I had to stay up a tad longer to see the Moon in proximity to both Jupiter and Spica.
Read MoreWith clouds, the equation changes a bit, so I scaled the shutter all the way up to 1/50 to get this (cropped, as the surroundings are all black).
Read MoreThe following day and at approximately the same time (in daylight), the sky was still clear. So I took another round of pictures.
Read MoreTonight, I took a few more pictures of the Moon (and my, has it grown since its run-in over the weekend with Aldebaran!).
Read MoreIt was a little nerve wracking as Aldebaran was about to disappear, for though I was video taping it, I had to keep adjusting the telescope as the sky moved.
Read MoreMy first photographing of the Moon during the day.
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