Phil Plait (Bad Astronomer) posted a heads-up about a Venus-Neptune conjunction tonight. I haven't been keeping an eye out for these, but it turned out to be a great close pairing. This is a stack of five 300 mm shots — at f/7.1 to see how fancy the diffraction spikes on Venus would get :) besides yellowing up as it descended into the horizon. An excellent Earthshine crescent moon was smiling & hiding further below the shot.
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Tuesday, January 28, 2020
PLANETARY CONJUNCTION Taken by Jeremy Perez on January 27, 2020 @ Flagstaff, Arizona, USA
Phil Plait (Bad Astronomer) posted a heads-up about a Venus-Neptune conjunction tonight. I haven't been keeping an eye out for these, but it turned out to be a great close pairing. This is a stack of five 300 mm shots — at f/7.1 to see how fancy the diffraction spikes on Venus would get :) besides yellowing up as it descended into the horizon. An excellent Earthshine crescent moon was smiling & hiding further below the shot.
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