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muddus
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 Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 3:32 pm Post subject: Clear the Milky Way |
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muddus wrote:
Really clear milky way will bring millions stars, especially to the camera sensor. Here a couple of weeks ago in northern Finland.
30 sec. f 2,8 24mm
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Attila wrote:
Indeed, bright , clear picture!
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Himself wrote:
Not millions but only a few thousands stars we are able to see.
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jsigone
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jsigone wrote:
looks like you got M45 Pleiadesin the 2nd image |
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peterqd
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peterqd wrote:
I was interested in a news story recently. The International Dark Sky Association has awarded its protected status to Exmoor, which is a very rural area in southwest England. It is only the second place in the world to be awarded this, after an area in Quebec.
The status imposes restrictions on power and direction of artificial lighting to protect the night sky.
The trouble is in England the sky is so often cloudy. I'm sure northern Finland is the real place for sky-watching! 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-15236844
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DigiChromeEd
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DigiChromeEd wrote:
Great shots! In your second photo you have captured the Hyades and Plaiedes star clusters and that bright 'star' at the right of the photo is Jupiter!
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muddus
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muddus wrote:
Very little in northern Finland is light pollution. That's at the bottom of the light comes from the neighboring house a couple of kilometers away. The weather was the best shooting just after the rain.
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