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Nice. That is quite a bit detail that you were able to capture. -Fred -
I looked for Comet West at the time, but, due to living in a highly light polluted area on the East coast of the U.S., I never got to see it. Fast-forward to 1983 where I enjoyed observing Comet IRAS-Araki-Alcock. It was a fast moving comet, covering about 30-degrees of sky each day. That means that the comet moved just over 1-degree, two Moon diameters, per hour in the sky. It was also a very close comet, coming to 2,700,000 miles of the Earth. -Fred
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2001 Lobby Poster
Ο Fred Ley σχολίασε σε Fred Ley για αστροφωτογραφία Διάφορες αστρονομικές φωτογραφίες
Hey Ourania, To really experience the full effect of 2001, it is best seen on the "Big Screen" in order to fully overload ones senses. Of course, if there is no "Big Screen" available, anything else will have to do. But, if you ever get the opportunity to view this movie which was shot on 70mm, on the "Big Screen", do take advantage on the opportunity. Anyhow, enjoy it. Don't forget the popcorn. -
I remember going to see this movie in december, 1968 at the Cinerama theater in athens. Great movie and always will be. I came across this poster on the net, and it is written in Greek. So, I thought that some you might enjoy it.
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Ο Fred Ley σχολίασε σε Φαρμακόπουλος Αντώνης για αστροφωτογραφία Πορτρέτα του ουρανού
Sure looks like someone is having a great time. Looking at Canopus gives me a good visual reference as to far away from the southern pole it actually is. When Canopus crosses the meridian at my observatory in California, I can view it just above the San Gabriel Mountains. Thanks for sharing. -Fred -
Space Shuttle Enterprise
Ο Fred Ley σχολίασε σε evansg για αστροφωτογραφία Διάφορες αστρονομικές φωτογραφίες
Nice photograph. The last time that I saw the Enterprise was on the flightline at Edwards many years ago. I am certain that it will attract lots of visitors as a static display. Thanks for sharing. -Fred -
FYI, The two 8-inch SCT solar filters are still available. -Fred
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Fred Ley απάντησε στην συζήτηση του/της astrovox σε Παρατήρηση Πλανητών
Hey Manos, Sorry to hear that you have had a few negative respones to your work. So, what's next? Onwards and upwards... -Fred -
Κομήτης C/2012 S1 (ISON) Ορατός με γυμνό μάτι Νοέμβριο 2013;
Fred Ley απάντησε στην συζήτηση του/της g.moralis σε Παρατήρηση κομητών, αστεροειδών, μετεώρων
I sure hope that it will be more spectacular than Comet Kohoutek was in 1973. That comet had a lot hype in the media. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
Detail of the fork. Kodachrom 64 slide at the 1984 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A fork mounted Newtonian. Looks to be a 10-inch system. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1984 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A Vixen 4-inch refractor at the 1983 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A fine home made Newtonian at the 1983 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
Dick Nelson's bowling ball mount at the 1983 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide. Dick is in the background. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A Questar 3.5-inch in a spotting scope condfiguration. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1983 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A Questar 700mm telephone lens at the 1983 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
Another example of the Paris Coude optical system. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1983 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A Paris Coude optical system at the 1984 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
The eyepiece area of the 6-inch binoculars. Kodachrome 63 slide at the 1987 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A 6-inch home made binocular housed in a C14 fork mount. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1987 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A home made Newtonian. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1983 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
Another view. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1983 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
A home made Newtonian. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1983 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
Another view of the drive. Kodachrome 64 slide at the 1984 RTMC. -
From the album: Personal Gallery Of Fred Ley
An award winning weight drive made by Kevin Medlock at the 1984 RTMC. Kodachrome 64 slide.
