Sky condition early this morning

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Sky condition early this morning

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Inspired by Michael Covington's long article in Astronomy Jan 2011 edition and Sky&Tel's Beautiful Universe 2011 mag (comes with free full sky mosaic CD!), I took a few shots early this morning to encourage everyone not to totally give up observing the skies this month!

Canon Powershot A720IS single shots with some light photoshoping:

Doggie thru the window @ 2:30 AM (2 Dec 2010)

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Seven Sistas & Auriga @ 3:15 AM (2 Dec 2010)
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Poop Deck (Puppis Constellation) @ 3:50 AM (2 Dec 2010)
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heh that's not bad from a single shot! 2.30am!! ZZzzzzzzz :)
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Thanks. :) How to Zzz when Saturn was about to rise? lol. Kidding. Was too tired. Went to bed "early" after the last shot.
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Post by wintertriangle22 »

Sky is quite cloudy but still can have a good time observing
when the atmospheric conditions improve intermiitently
Seven sistas is quite obvious in the middle photo left side [smilie=good-job.gif]
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