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Published: 2006-07-04 00:12:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 971; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 73
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Another shot of the moon's craters, but this time, focusing on the lower half of the waxing crescent moon. This was taken at the Eccles Observatory just north of Caroline.Again, this was done by holding my Sony Ericsson W800i cell phone camera up to a Meade 8-inch telescope. The image was rotated so that it would be facing the right direction and be as we see it. Telescopes flip images around 180 degrees.
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Ingenious way to take this picture. Very nicely done.
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This came out really sweet - especially for the way you shot it.
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Oh wow! I know a guy here in my city whom I met on the trip that I took this photo, and it turned out that he was my cousin's bf's dad!! What a small world huh?
Wow, thanks for the link, I love this guy's long exposure shots.
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sweet...i'm planning to make a pic of the mars...on 27 th i believe it's gonna be almost as big as the moon...if not bigger
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I would like to see your pictures of the moon though.
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read my journal..u cn find it online too...i read also that it's not gonna happen for more than 6000 years...and somewhere i read it's 200 something :-P
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Urban Legend.
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I've been a subscriber to Astronomy Magazine for over twelve years.
Earlier this summer, Mars did look really spectacullary through a telescope, as it made it's way right in front of the Beehive star cluster.
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well then i'm gonna use my scope :-P
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I only wish I was that good at photoshop to make something this good.
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Keep in mind that my phone was being held up to a telescope. But it is still pretty cool to say that I took that with my phone's camera.
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Very nice, 
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amazing that you did it with a cell phone camera!!! >_< mine just sucks. i love the moon *hugs* 
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