AJ's Astronomical Miscellany
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Transit of Venus 2012 - get ready!
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If you are preparing to time the last Transit of venus for over a hundred years, you may like to have a look at this video I took of the 2004 event. It is much harder to se...
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24 hours @ Samford Valley Observatory
astrojunk
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24 hours of sky recorded from the observatory cam at the beginning of May.
The camera enclosure was covered in dew from about midnight onwards, so the stars appear faint...
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UFO - mystery solved!
astrojunk
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Some background info: I bought a fisheye
CCTV lens from Steve at astroshop.com.au and put it on
a colour camera attached to the outside of my
observatory near Brisban...
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Asteroid 2011 GP59
astrojunk
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Near Earth Object 2011 GP59 passes us at its closes approach, just a moon and a half distant. This one missed us, but amateur astronomers the world over are helping to moni...
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Going Batty
astrojunk
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In the quiet of the night, there are more than just stars up there. Watch the bats flying around my observatory which can bee seen when I overexpose the moon shot with my v...
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Sirius A and the Pup, Sirius B - 2011, the gap widens
astrojunk
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This time in ordinary seeing. The gap has widened quite a lot since my first video three years ago, and the fainter companion star is much more easily captured. I am using ...
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Occultation by asteroid 415 Palatia
astrojunk
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A faint asteroid passes in front of a star and for a few seconds the starlight is blocked out.
Sorry for the camera noise - a poor power supply was the culprit and has n...
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Sirius Dome Automation
astrojunk
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Automation of a 2.3m Sirius Dome with Maxdome II and a 14" Meade LX200
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Asteroidal Occultation by 111 Ate
astrojunk
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111 Ate got to eat a faint star earlier. It was more of a nibble at 1.1 seconds but tasted sweet anyway.
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Occultation by Asteroid 2725 David Bender, 30 September 2009
astrojunk
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Asteroidal occultation of a 9.6 mangitude star by a 14.6magnitude asteroid
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