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Something big collided with the Moon this morning? - pics inside
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[quote:IsTime:MV8xOTI1Njk4XzMyMjQ1OTk2X0I4NTJEMjhE] Great idea OP,am gonna open a thread that says:" Sun collided with earth and rebounded towards the moon" [/quote]
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Sorry folks - not real a collision.
For parts of Central Europe, North Africa and West Asia the Moon went in front of Jupiter in the morning / night sky.
During the night the sky was cloud-covered and just half an hour before the event the sky clear up.
Thus the telescope setup and polar alignment was quick-and-dirty - no time for a movie setup, just some photos.
:jupoc1:
:jupoc2:
Upper left: first contact
Bottom right: Jupiter almost covered
:jupoc3:
Upper left: two small dots in the center: the Jupiter moons Io and Europa
Upper right: first glimpse of Jupiter
Bottom right: Jupiter almost out
Then the clouds rolled in again.
And of course all that happened exact at the times, calculated long before (for my location - first contact 2012/07/15 03:53 - last contact 2012/07/15 04:21).
No Earth wobble
No poleshift
No cups with Earth, Moon, Venus in it.
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