Astronomy Ro

Videos of the planets are in the forefront in the processing programs. The videos with Moon craters are burned on the DVDs, and I put a dot with a marker, and get back to them later.

This is "Super Moon" at perigee from 5 May 2012. In this article I posted photos of full Moon through a telescope made ​​with Nikon D80 DSLR, and videos with no telescope through my Sony CX 130. The name "Super Moon" did not come from astronomy, but astrology.

Snellius (83 km), a crater is located southwest of the crater Petavius (177 km) on the south-east of the Moon. Hase (83 km) 2.5 km in depth, in these pictures the western edge of the floor is in shadow, and Hase D (56 km), is completely in the dark, the southeast edge being only in the sunlight.

In the images of Mars here, we see only the northern ice cap (as seen in pictures, north is reversed as seen through the telescope).
To see the video in which I made these images visualize: Mars video.

What our eye perceives as a single star is actually a binary star: Sirius A and Sirius B A1V (A) / DA2 (B). These two stars are visible in the video below. Distance that separates the two stars, varies between 8.1 and 31.5 AU.

This is a video with Mars through my telescope, and is my best until now.

Mars lost its magnetosphere 4 billion years ago, so the solar wind interacts directly with the Martian ionosphere, decreasing atmospheric density by destroying the outer layer of atoms.

Sun , is the star at the center of the Solar System, where we are with other planets. Is almost perfectly spherical and is composed of hot plasma with magnetic fields interlaced.

This video of Jupiter through my telescope, is closely related to another article in which I presented the video captures, which have been most successful so far. Next I am going to process these video images in Registax.

The region of interest in the video below, is W. Bond crater on the Moon at the right in images. In the distance, prominent crater with a higher albedo and circular, with sharp edges, is Anaxagoras.

Birds of these images are passing in front of the Sun in a few milliseconds, but long enough to stop the images and do some video captures in Splash player (first 4 pics), and Sony Vegas (last pictures). I do not know what species of birds are, but I consider them superb images.