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Total Lunar Eclipse at Moonset
The Moon slid through Earth's shadow in a total lunar eclipse.
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Fred Espenak
The brightest part of the autumn Milky Way appears in the southwest during the early evening hours.
by:
Fred Espenak
The brightest part of the autumn Milky Way appears in the southwest during the early evening hours.
by:
Fred Espenak
The autumn Milky Way arches through the zenith during the early evening hours.
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Fred Espenak
The brightest part of the autumn Milky Way appears in the southwest during the early evening hours.
by:
Fred Espenak
In the first days of 2014, an enormous sunspot appeared on the Sun which was actually composed of over 60 individual sunspots.
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Fred Espenak
Observing a Triple Planetary Conjunction
Observing the May 2013 triple planetary alignment of Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter.
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Fred Espenak
Milky Way and Bifrost Observatory
A picture of the Milky Way arch above Bifrost Astronomical Observatory in the southern Arizona
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Fred Espenak
Watching for Triple Planetary Alignment
In this astronomical self portrait TWAN photographer and his wife gaze at the triple planetary alignment of Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter.
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Fred Espenak
The planets Jupiter, Venus and Mercury in a close conjunction.
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Fred Espenak
Comet PanSTARRS and the young crescent Moon appeared together on the evening of March 12, 2013.
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Fred Espenak
The path of the annular solar eclipse of 2012 May 20 started in China, crossed Japan and the North Pacific before sweeping the west and southwest USA.
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Fred Espenak
The Moon sets over mountains in the southern Arizona in this single exposure image through a small telescope..
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Fred Espenak
In this long exposure film photograph stars trail above a beautiful natural arch in the Arches National Park of Utah, United States.
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Fred Espenak
The young crescent moon sets behind mountains near Portal, Arizona. Earthshine is reflected earthlight visible on the Moon's night side.
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Fred Espenak
A special flight took eclipse chasers to 39000 feet above the Pacific Ocean and deep in the Moon's shadow to experience over 9 minutes of totality.
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Fred Espenak
The moon sets in the morning sky above Chiricahua Mountains in the Southern Arizona. The Chiricahua Mountains were home to the Chiricahua Apaches in past.
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Fred Espenak
Northern stars trail above Mauna Kea, one of the best observing sites on the planet, located on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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Fred Espenak
The Moon rises behind the Stonehenge along with the stars of the Pleiades star cluster.
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Fred Espenak
The southern stars gracefully arc over a shore-side cabana at Lake Titicaca.
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Fred Espenak
Stars trail above an old-style boat on the shore of Lake Titicaca, Bolivia.
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Fred Espenak
Circumpolar startrails mark the south celestial pole as they circle above native Bolivian mud huts on the shore of Lake Titicaca.
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Fred Espenak
Comet Hyakutake passed very close to Earth in March of 1996, less than two months after its discovery.
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Fred Espenak
In this long exposure circumpolar photograph the northern stars trail against one of the largest telescopes on Mauna Kea Observatory
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Fred Espenak
The last moments of totality, during August 2008 total solar eclipse from Jinta, China. Fred Espenak/Mreclipse.com.
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Fred Espenak
Startrails above giant telescopes of Mauna Kea Observatory.
by:
Fred Espenak
Circumpolar northern star trails in a multi-hour exposure from slopes of Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii.
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Fred Espenak
Several hours of exposure made this long startrail photo from a Hawaiian beach.
by:
Fred Espenak
Our Exploring Eyes to the Cosmos
Northern stars trail above Mauna Kea.
by:
Fred Espenak
Stars of Orion and Canis Major trail above a beautiful natural arch.
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Fred Espenak
Circumpolar startrails above a beautiful natural arch.
by:
Fred Espenak
Circumpolar startrails above a beautiful natural arch
by:
Fred Espenak
Sunset on Mauna Kea Observatory, located near the 4205m summit of Mauna Kea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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Fred Espenak
Startrails above Mauna Kea Observatory, located near the 4205m summit of Mauna Kea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii.
by:
Fred Espenak
November 2001 exceptional Leonid meteor storm in Australia
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Fred Espenak
Leonid meteor storm over the World Heritage Site of Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park.
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Fred Espenak
Total eclipse of the sun over historic Dundlod fort of India.
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Fred Espenak
Circumpolar stars circle above native Bolivian mud huts on the shore of Lake Titicaca.
by:
Fred Espenak
Magellanic Clouds Over Titicaca
The Magellanic Clouds rise in the glow of early twilight above Lake Titicaca
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Fred Espenak
June 2001 total solar eclipse above Chisamba, Zambia
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Fred Espenak
Circumpolar Star Trails Over Bolivia
The southern stars gracefully arc over a shore-side cabana at Lake Titicaca.
by:
Fred Espenak
solar eclipse is seen in a wide-angle photograph shot from Elazig, Turkey
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Fred Espenak
Star trails around the north celestial pole, captured above various observatories on Kitt Peak
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Fred Espenak
Stars of constellation Orion rise in this multi-hour exposure from Kitt Peak National Observatory
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Fred Espenak
Circumpolar star trails over the Mayall 4-meter telescope at Kitt Peak
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Fred Espenak
Northern star trails over the McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope at Kitt Peak
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Fred Espenak
Early evening at Very Large Array of 27 radio telescopes
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Fred Espenak
Eclipse for the God of the Sea
Total lunar eclipse of January 2001 above the Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion, Greece
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Fred Espenak
Total lunar eclipse of July 2000 from Lahaina, Hawai
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Fred Espenak
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