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EmielVeldhuis
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In early greek mythology, Icarus used some homemade wings to fly, but he came to close to the Sun so the wax on his wings was melting and he crashed in the sea....it appears his wings are returning back, very close to the Sun this time!...will he ever learn?
greetz emiel
Edited by EmielVeldhuis (02/02/08 12:09 PM)
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kysunlover
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I love a good picture and a great story to go along with it. Great image. Amazing!!
Greg
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stets
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most impressive
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darkstar528
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Beautiful capture!
-------------------- Blue skies,
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Spectacular Emiel!!!! You do Icarus proud!!!!
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EmielVeldhuis
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Just tried to make the image look more 3D...you can use the oldschool 3D-glases. a red and a green filter will also do the trick
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Edited by EmielVeldhuis (02/02/08 11:36 AM)
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pjstoker
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Emiel,
First, great capture of the “Wings of Icarus”. Also, coincidently enough, yesterday was first light for the Icarus Solar Observatory. Unfortunately seeing was very poor due to clouds and an approaching storm. Below is about the best I could do, only half a wing and it required a lot of frame editing to remove the completely blackened frames from the clouds passing through. Imaged at 19:58UT with a Tak Sky 90, Solar Spectrum 0.2A H-a filter and Skynyx 2-1 camera.
The observatory can be seen here:
http://home.earthlink.net/~pjstok/wp16_Obs.htm
Pat
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EmielVeldhuis
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Pat, that's a great image super observatory and equipment! And a nice name to hahaha
-------------------- 8" LX10 SCT,Skywatcher NEQ6pro,Vixen SP,Skywatcher 150/1200mm refractor, Coronado PST's: Gold and Blue,Lunt LS60T-HA and CaK b/600, b/wToUcamSC3RAWmod.and a DMK 31AU03as.
http://astrosurf.com/obsolar/colabora/colaboradores/veldhuis.html
www.solarlive.nu
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Edited by EmielVeldhuis (02/02/08 11:51 AM)
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Ralph Marantino
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Thanks for sharing it is great..aLL CLOUDS HERE
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smc89
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Great capture Pat!!! I like your observatory, really cool!!!
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Great photo, even greater interpretation! 
Sunny skies,
Jim
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Howlt
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Those should be in a museum!
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stets
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0.2A rocks
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