Post by patrickm on Jun 7, 2012 7:11:03 GMT -6
From Twitter:
@thierrylegault Double solar transit! My transit of Venus with a transit of Hubble space telescope in the middle, from Australia: t.co/vVRbOqO9
But I can't post the pic because...
From web:
THE 2012 TRANSIT OF VENUS...
AND THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
These images are under copyright. According to laws about image property, a link to this page is allowed but any public use (speech, web site, television, magazine etc.) of one of these images is possible only after explicit consent of the author. Any violation may be subject to prosecution.
This transit of the HST (Hubble Space Telescope) was taken from Queensland, Australia, simultaneously with the 2012 transit of Venus on June 6th, at 01:42:25 UTC. Thanks to the continuous shooting mode of the Nikon D4 DSLR running at 10 fps, 9 images of the HST were recorded during its 0.9s transit (1/8000s, 100 iso, raw mode) .
HST distance to observer: 750 km. Speed: 7.5 km/s. HST maximum size: 13m. Instrument: Takahashi FSQ-106ED refractor on EM-11 mount with Baader Herschel prism and FFC amplifier. Transit forecast (place, time) calculated with www.calsky.com.
More images to come (under processing), including: the ring of the atmosphere of Venus around the first contact, images of the transit in H-alpha, the full ring of Venus 24 hours after the transit at 1.8° of the Sun
@thierrylegault Double solar transit! My transit of Venus with a transit of Hubble space telescope in the middle, from Australia: t.co/vVRbOqO9
But I can't post the pic because...
From web:
THE 2012 TRANSIT OF VENUS...
AND THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
These images are under copyright. According to laws about image property, a link to this page is allowed but any public use (speech, web site, television, magazine etc.) of one of these images is possible only after explicit consent of the author. Any violation may be subject to prosecution.
This transit of the HST (Hubble Space Telescope) was taken from Queensland, Australia, simultaneously with the 2012 transit of Venus on June 6th, at 01:42:25 UTC. Thanks to the continuous shooting mode of the Nikon D4 DSLR running at 10 fps, 9 images of the HST were recorded during its 0.9s transit (1/8000s, 100 iso, raw mode) .
HST distance to observer: 750 km. Speed: 7.5 km/s. HST maximum size: 13m. Instrument: Takahashi FSQ-106ED refractor on EM-11 mount with Baader Herschel prism and FFC amplifier. Transit forecast (place, time) calculated with www.calsky.com.
More images to come (under processing), including: the ring of the atmosphere of Venus around the first contact, images of the transit in H-alpha, the full ring of Venus 24 hours after the transit at 1.8° of the Sun
