Starship Asterisk*

Hello to all:
A few years ago, I had the chance to see it with a small telescope, from Acapulco, Mexico.
It is really a jewelry box.
Many grettings
Cesar

Another lone Perseid.

From yesterday night.

A beautiful image, that deservedly is APOD and is published in addition in SpaceWeather.com, today too.
Many greetings
César

Hello Chris:
63, that wonder.
Very good work and captures.
Many greetings
César

Hello to all: Now the weather is bad enough, it seems difficult that I can get a picture of Perseids. The night of August 12 last year, the moon is not allowed to see much activity, but at 4:00 am the chip of camera captured this. Among the branches of the tree of right side are the Pleiares, and up...

Hi Ann, Owlice:
Thank you very much for your kind comments.
Many grettings
Cesar

A beautiful picture.
Grettings
Cesar

Usually I see it at 11:01 pm (local time in Mexico), so for me is almost always yesterday's APOD.
As Terminator said: "No Problemo".
Regards
Cesar

Hello to all:
It is a magical area.
Regards
Cesar

Title: Little Symphony for One Wind Instrument.
There is no best trumpet player in the world. However, everyone has Their own styles.
Regards
Cesar

jimsaruff wrote:What if the sun really is god?

Then call it Ra, Aton or Tonatiuh.
Although Tonatiuh is closer for me and his is represented in Aztec calendar.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonatiuh

Grettings
Cesar

Hi to all:
It should be a great joy to see an aurora.
Take a picture is almost an abuse of happiness.
Many grettigs
Cesar

Hi to all:
Great Ball of Fire...

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegal ... _1732.html

Grettings
Cesar

Hi Owlice:
Subject to further analysis, by wide-field, maybe there must be over 30.
Many grettings
Cesar

Hi to all: The effect is surprising and very interesting, thanks to the explanation it is entirely logical, because it is near the horizon. The picture gives us a nice view of the environment and the event. I found a similar record in 2003. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap030106.html Regards Cesar

Hi Mark, Art: Where is Le Petit Prince by Antoine Saint-Exupery? On the other side, getting some tan. I'm not so sure. I think in the other side is a solar eclipse. :lol: 46610 Besixdouze is an asteroid belonging to the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. The name was suggested by F. Hemery and ...

Hi to all:
Where is Le Petit Prince by Antoine Saint-Exupery?



It really is a very interesting photography.
Regards
Cesar

Hi Owlice:
Be careful.
Grettings
Cesar

Hi to all:
The photography is beautiful, but I think that there are five planets, the Earth looks great sunset too.
Many grettings
Cesar

Hi to all:
It seems to me that is a composite image, which does not take away any merit.
On the other hand is a picture of celestial phenomena and human circumstances.
Regards
Cesar

"Six minutes of sun block. A relief to my darkened skin."
Do not wait for an eclipse, you better use the UVA protection of your choice.

Hi to all: When you see the full size image, consider that the photo was taken with a zoom lens (70-200mm) to 200mm focal length with a Canon 20Da. http://www.astrophoto.com.mx/upload/2010/05/14/pwg_high/20100514155743-1d5023f5.jpg I added one more, with the same lens and camera, but now to 70mm of ...

Hey Paulo:
Thank you very much.
Your image, in four versions, is a very fine image, with depth and color very significant, a excelent job.
Many greetings from Mexico
Cesar

Hello Owlice:
Thank you very much for your comments and for seeing the photo.
Regards
Cesar