Pauli W.

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Pauli_W.

Научный сотрудник, инженер-технолог, область интересов проектирование и производство текстильных материалов технического и специального назначения (в том числе для космической техники).
Интересуюсь фотографией природы на различном уровне - от макросъемки до астрофото:
https://paleoforum.ru/index.php/topic,12779.165.html
https://www.myfossil.org/members/pavel-safonov/dwc_specimen/
https://flickr.com/photos/196809634@N08/

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Venus and Jupiter on March 22, 2026

The Beehive Cluster, M44, NGC 2632

Solar smiley ;) 22.03.2026

Hydrogen Sun 22.03.2026

Earthshine and the Pleiades, March 23, 2026

Moon 22-23-24.03.2026

Jupiter on March 22-23-24, 2026

Noctilucent clouds over Moscow in March!!! 05:15, 24.03.2026

M 47 (NGC 2422) - Seestar S30

Orion Nebula (M42)

1 h 52 m

Jupiter in various filters. March 14, 2026.

M 81 (NGC 3031) + M 82 (NGC 3034)

1 h 52 m

NGC 1893 in Auriga - Seestar S30

Chromosphere in Ha and CaK from March 14, 2026

Hydrogen Sun 03/14/2026

Uranus near Tau 13 and 14 (03.10.2026)

Venus and Jupiter from March 10, 2026.

h and χ Persei - Seestar S30

Monkey Head Nebula, NGC 2175 - Seestar S30

M 46 (NGC 2437) + NGC 2438 - Seestar S30

M 81 (NGC 3031) + M 82 (NGC 3034) - Seestar S30

The Soul Nebula (fragment), IC 1848 - Seestar S30

Jupiter 07-03-2026

Jupiter in various filters. March 7, 2026

Planetary alignment ;) February 21, 2026

Orion Nebula (M42) - Seestar S30

NGC 2244 Satellite Cluster - Seestar S30

Solar activity in Ha and CaK from 21.02.2026

Hydrogen Sun 21.02.2026

IC 443 (Jellyfish Nebula) - Seestar S30

M 35 (NGC 2168 + NGC 2158) - Seestar S30

The largest and smallest planets on February 17, 2026.

M 34 (NGC 1039) - Seestar S30

Pleiades (M45) - Seestar S30

Jupiter 09-02-2026

Shadow/transit of Europa 05.02.2026. Gif

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Giant planets on February 4 and 5, 2026.

The Heart Nebula, IC 1805 - Seestar S30

M 31 - Seestar S30

Giant planets on February 4 and 5, 2026.

Transit of Ganymede 04.02.2026. Gif

M 38 (NGC 1912) - Seestar S30

Monkey Head Nebula, NGC 2175 - Seestar S30

Jupiter, the Great Red Spot, and a transit of Ganymede on 04-02-2026

M 37 (NGC 2099) - Seestar S30

IC 434 + NGC 2024 - Seestar S30

Orion Nebula (M42) - Seestar S30

Moon +93%, January 30, 2026

The Sun in January 2026 (Moscow)

Pleiades (M45) - Seestar S30

Moon +53%, 26.01.2026

Moon +42%, 25.01.2026

h and χ Persei - Seestar S30

M66 - Seestar S30

M31 - Seestar S30

Solar activity on January 17, 2026

Jupiter 25-01-2026

The Moon in January 2026 (Moscow)

Moon phase = -27%. 08:50 Moscow time. 14.12.2025

First deep sky experience with M27, M56, M15, M57 (Seestar S30)

Planets on the evening of December 14, 2025.

Hydrogen Sunset (December 14, 2025)

Solar halo and iridescent clouds in Moscow. 07.12.25

A fragment of the chromosphere in Ha from 08.11.2025

Moon phase = -15%. 05:30 Moscow time. 16.11.2025

Planets on November 15-16, 2025

Solar activity 07.12.25

The apparent position of Saturn's rings in dynamics

Supermoon. 18:30 Moscow time, 05.11.2025

Supermoon. 04:40 MSK, 05.11.2025

Comets Tsuchinshan–ATLAS and Lemmon. Comparison

Jupiter in various filters. 05.11.25

Conjunction of the Moon and Saturn (lunar halo). 02.11.2025. gif

Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) in Moscow

C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), +3.7m. Moscow 24.10.25, 18:40

C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), +3.5m. Moscow 23.10.25, 18:40

C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), +7.0m. Moscow 01.10.25, 04:30

Jupiter in various filters. 09.30.25

Uranus and M45 (Pleiades). 30.09.25

Lunar eclipse, 07.09.25, maximum phase

Shadow of Europe. 15.09.2025. Gif

Io's shadow. 13.09.2025. Gif

Planets in mid-September, 2025

Lunar eclipse, 07.09.25, gif

Phases of the lunar eclipse 07.09.25

Solar activity 15.08.25

Solar activity 31.08.25

Active Region 4197 from 30.08.25

Hydrogen Sun + active region 4197 from 08.30.25

Noctilucent clouds, 03.07.25, gif

Planets on August 3, 2025

Chromosphere in Ca II K from 28.07.2025 (prominences in the inset)

First try of the pen in hydrogen! 10.08.2025

Chromosphere in Ca II K from 15.06.2025

Calcium Sun + active region 4114 from 15.06.25

Gif. Airplane against the background of the strawberry Moon 10.06.25

Strawberry Moon rise, 10.06.25, gif

Noctilucent clouds over Moscow 04.06.25, 22:40

Conjunction of the thin Moon (+4%) and Jupiter (+flock of birds), 28.05.25

Neomenia: 4% (28.05.25, 21:10 MSK)

Photosphere at 540 nm and chromosphere in Ca II K. 24.05.25

Chromosphere in Ca II K and photosphere at 540nm. 24.05.25

Solar activity 18-19.04.25 (AstroFest 2025)

Planets 19.04.25 during AstroFest 2025

Planets 18.04.25 during AstroFest 2025

Sun in the Ca-K line (color). 19.04.25 (AstroFest 2025)

Sun in the Ca-K line. 19.04.25 (AstroFest 2025)

The Sun and the DCR-1000 radio telescope (PRAO FIAN Pushchino)

Solar activity 12.04.2025 (open house at PRAO FIAN)

Planets in the evening 03.04.2025

Mare Nectaris-Fracastorius Region 03.04.2025

Posidonius-Atlas-Hercules Region 03.04.2025

Neomenia after eclipse: 34 hours, 2.3% (30.03.25, 19:20 Moscow time)

Solar activity 03.29.25 on eclipse day

Partial solar eclipse 29.03.25 in Moscow

Eclipse 29.03.25 (animation 25 frames)

Sun 22.03.25 through various filters

Venus in the evening of 20.03.2025 in a phase of about 1%

Evening visibility of Venus from 26.11.24 to 18.03.25

Planets in the evening 15.03.2025

Jupiter and the shadow of Io. 07.03.2025. Gif

Planets in the evening 07.03.2025

Evening visibility of Venus from 26.11.24 to 07.03.25

Moon in the wires. F=-26%. 23.02.25

Planets in the evening 23.02.2025

Solar activity 23.02.2025

Planets in the evening 17.02.2025

Moon F=+75%, Copernicus-Eratosthenes-Apennines, 07.02.25

Moon F=+75%, Tycho, 07.02.25

Moon F=+75%, fragment of panorama, 07.02.25

Planets in the evening 07.02.2025

Planets in the evening 19.01.2025

Solar activity 19.01.2025

Moon F=+15%, 03.01.25

Jupiter 03.01.25 through various filters

Start of the 2025 astronomy season. Planets in the evening 03.01.2025

Jupiter on 21-22.12.2024

Planets in the evening 21.12.2024

Jupiter and the shadow of Io. 2024-12-21. Gif

Planets in the evening 26.11.2024

Jupiter and the shadow of Io. 2024-11-26. Gif

Moon F=-32%, 26/10/2024

Solar Activity 02/11/2024

Jupiter 2024-10-26

Lunar craters Kepler-Copernicus-Aristarchus 2024-10-26

Moonrise, 23.07.24, gif

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C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS 23.10.24 (gif)

C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. Moscow 22.10.24

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C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS 22.10.24 (gif)

C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS 21.10.24 (gif)

Mare Serenitatis+Posidonius - Moon 23/09/24

Planets in early September 2024

Jupiter 03.10.2024

Jupiter 23.09.2024

Jupiter 08.09.2024

Airplane against the daytime Moon 14.08.24

Airplane in front of the daytime Moon 14.08.24

Solar Activity 25.08.24

DCR-1000 Radio Telescope (PRAO FIAN Pushchino)

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Solar Activity 10.08.24 (Open House at PRAO FIAN)

Planets in the second half of July 2024

Noctilucent clouds, 07/23/24, 01:30

Noctilucent clouds, July 23, 2024, 01:30

Noctilucent clouds, 07/23/24, 01:30

Lunar spaceport accepting flights ;) 06/21/24

Neomenia in the clouds (06/07/24, 21:30 Moscow time)

Bird flying in front of the young Moon (06/07/24, 21:30 Moscow time)

Neomenia: 31 hours, 2.1% (06/07/24, 21:30 Moscow time). Personal record updated!

Sun 06/08/24 through various filters

Solar Activity 08.06.2024

Copernicus in bright sky at -46% (31.05.24)

Copernicus in the twilight sky at +69%, captured during AF-2024

Sun 05/17/24 through a UV filter, captured during AF-2024

Mare Imbrium (Plato-Archimedes-Eratosthenes) F=+69%, captured during AF-2024

Moon +69% from 05/17/2024, captured during AF-2024

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Southern Moon (Tycho) at Phase +69%, captured during AF-2024

Southern Moon (Tycho) at 69% illumination, captured during AF-2024

From Ptolemaeus to Walter at F=+69%, captured during AF-2024

Magini at F=+79%, captured during AF-2024

Solar activity during AF-2024

Neomenia 09.05.2024 Gif

Neomenia 09.05.2024: 3.6% (21:15 Moscow time)

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Mare Fecunditatis and Mare Crisium at F=+24% from 14.03.24

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Mare Crisium at F=+15% from 13.03.24

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Conjunction of Uranus and Jupiter on 04.11.24

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Southern Moon (Janssen/Fabricius-Hommel/Pitiscus) at Phase +45% from 16.03.24

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Posidonius - Sea of Serenity at F=+45% from 16.03.24

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Theophilus-Cyrillus-Catharina at F=+45% from 16.03.24

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Moon (+12%) and Pleiades, 04.11.24

Jupiter and Mercury in March 2024

Sun 01.05.24 in UV

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Sunspot groups 3654 and 3655 from 05/01/24

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First new moon of 2024: 6.3% (13.01.24, 17:00 Moscow time)

Jupiter February-early March '24

Copernicus at phase +89% from 21.03.24

Close approach of the Moon (+15%) and Jupiter, 03.13.24

Airplane passing in front of the Moon through clouds (F=-45% from 04.03.24)

Airplane passing in front of the Moon through the clouds (Phase = -45% from 03.04.24)

Solar pillar and iridescent clouds in Moscow (01.01.24)

Airplane passing in front of the Sun 18.11.23. Gif

Winter Solstice in Various Filters (22.12.23)

Solar Activity from 08/06/23

Gif. Perseids at the festival in PRAO (Pushchino) 08/12/23.

Bird flying in front of the 60% waxing Moon. 23.09.23. Gif

Bird flight in front of the 24% illuminated evening Moon. 21.08.23. Gif

Three birds flying in front of a very thin 2.6% Moon. 30.06.23. Gif

Birds flying in front of a very thin 2.6% Moon. 30.06.23. Gif

Aircraft flying past the Moon (Phase = +70% from 24.09.23). South

Airplane passing in front of the Moon (Phase = +70% from 24.09.23). North

Conjunction of the Moon (-12%), Venus, and Regulus. 11.10.23, 05:30 Moscow time

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A flock of starlings against the Moon

Gif Moonrise over the forest, F=+56%, 08/07/23

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Airplane passing in front of the Moon (Phase = -8% from 11/24/19). From the archive

Airplane flyby #2 in front of the Moon (Phase = +94% from 07.30.23)

Airplane flyby #1 in front of the Moon (Phase = +94% from 07.30.23)

Airplane passing in front of the Moon (Phase = +87% from July 29, 2023)

View of the Moon at a phase of -97% from July 5, 2023

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Evening visibility of Venus from February to July '23

The Moon on the evening of June 21, 2023, Phase = +12%

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Conjunction of the Moon and Venus on June 22, 2023

Conjunction of the Moon, Venus, and Mars on 21.06.23

Aristotle-Eudoxus at F=+42% from 26.05.23

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Tycho–Clavius at F=+70% from 29.05.23

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Copernicus-Eratosthenes at F=+70% from 05.29.23

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Venus 40%, 19.06.23

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Neomenia: 2.6% (May 19, 2023, 21:50 Moscow Time)

Daytime Moon at AF-2023

Planets in the evening at AF-2023

Solar activity during AF-2023

Moon and Venus Conjunction 23.04.23

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Neomenia: 2.9% (April 21, 2023, 20:50 Moscow Time)

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View of the Moon at a phase of -99.5% from April 6, 2023.

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Planets in the evening of 07.04.2023

The Sun with sunspot groups No. 3270 and 3272, W=45, 08.04.23

Two "Moons" from March 28, 2023: the Moon (+46%) and Venus (78%).

Maurolycus-Barocius at F=+46% from 28.03.23

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Sea of Serenity (Aristotle-Eudoxus-Posidonius) at F=+46% from 28.03.23

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Theophilus-Cyrillus-Catharina at F=+46% from March 28, 2023 (color)

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Solar activity on 18.03.23, W=44

Furnerius-Petavius-Langrenus at F=+15% from 23.02.23

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Humboldt W.-Smith's Sea-Sea of Waves at F=+7.8% from 22.02.23

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Jupiter during the 2022–23 observing season.

Conjunction of the Moon, Venus, and Jupiter on 22.02.23

Moon on 22.02.23, Phase = +7.7%

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False suns are shining over Moscow once again (06.01.23)

Sun 02.01.23 through a UV filter

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Moon 02.01.23. General view and landscapes.

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False Sun (parhelion) in Moscow, 20.12.22

Moon. First Quarter. 11.30.22

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Mercury Transit in a GIF. 58 frames (05/09/2016)

Mars on its way to the 2022 opposition

Fragments of the Sun during the eclipse. Close-up.

Planets in the evening of 24.10.2022

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Eclipse 25.10.22 (40-frame animation)

Eclipse of 25.10.22 through a UV filter

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Maximum phase of the solar eclipse in Moscow on 25.10.22

Waning Moon before sunrise (6%, 10.23.22)

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Daytime Moon at F=-63% from 10.16.22 through various filters

Sun 10/16/22 through various filters

View of the Moon at a phase of +94.2% from October 7, 2022.

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View of the Moon at a phase of -99.1% from October 10, 2022.

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Langren-Humboldt at F=-99.1% from 10.10.22

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Saturn's appearance (08/24/22) depending on its altitude above the horizon

The appearance of Jupiter (August 24-25, 2022) depending on its altitude above the horizon.

Morning sky with a very thin Moon (-1.8%). 08.26.22

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Sun on 25.08.22 through UV filter glass

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Very old Moon (1.8% on 26.08.22) – a personal record.

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Ash glow of the Moon at F=-5.2%. 25.08.22

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Comparison of Planets, August 24-26, 2022, Village of Pustyn

Solar activity on 25.08.22, W=98

7 minutes before the Moon (phase +92%) occults the star τ Sgr (magnitude 3.3) on 09.08.22

Close approach of Uranus and Mars on 02.08.22: 1.5 degrees between the planets.

Neomenia: 3.9% (30.07.22, 20:40 Moscow time)

Comparison of planet sizes on 07/23/22

Rainbow Bay - Philolaus at F=-27% from 23.07.22

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Kepler-Aristarchus at F=-27% from 07.23.22

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Moon on 01.07.22, Phase = +6.5%

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Langrenus-Vendelinus-Petavius-Furnerius at F=+6.5 from 01.07.22

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One day before the full moon. Illumination = +98%. 12.07.22

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Moonrise. July 12, 2022

The Sun with sunspot groups No. 3046, 47, 48 using various filters.

A bird flies past a 2.6% illuminated Moon. A single frame from a video.

Neomenia: 35 hours, 2.6% (June 30, 2022, 21:30 Moscow time). Personal record.

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Waning Moon, 22%, 05:00 Moscow time, 24.06.22

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Rainbow Bay - Plato at F=+80% from June 10, 2022

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Rainbow on the summer solstice, 15 minutes before sunset.

The Moon at 60% illumination on the evening of June 8, 2022.

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Copernicus at phase +80% from June 10, 2022

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From Herschel-Ptolemy to Walter at F=+52% from 06.07.22

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Apennines-Caucasus-Alps at Phase = +52% from 06/07/22

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Vicinity of Mare Fecunditatis (Langrenus-Vendelinus-Petavius) at phase +16% from June 3, 2022

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Sun 15.05.22 through UV filter glass

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Mercury during evening visibility: May 2020, 2021, and 2022.

Mare Crisium (Geminus-Cleomedes-Macrobius). F=+20%. 05.05.22

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Theophilus-Cyrillus-Catharina at F=+28% from 05/06/22

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The region of Catharina-Piccolomini-Janssen at F=+28% from 05.06.22

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The Moon in early May: Ф = 13%, 20%, and 28%.

The Sun on 01.05.22 through a ZWB3 UV filter.

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Sun 01.05.22: sunspot groups No. 2999 and 3001

The Moon at 25 days old: August-September-October 2021

Jupiter during the 2021–22 observing season.

Southern Moon in color: Walter-Tycho-Maginus-Clavius. Phase = +63%. March 11, 2022

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Mare Serenitatis. Alexander-Eudoxus-Aristotle. F=+43%. 09.03.22

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Southern Moon from Theophilus to Maurolycus. First Quarter. Illumination = +43%. 09.03.22

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Vicinity of Tycho. Illumination = +98%. 15.02.22

Lunar corona (halo) from 02/13/22

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Waxing crescent moon and planetary alignment (+airplane). Evening of 12.10.21

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Vicinity of Mare Crisium. F=+22%. 05.02.22

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February Moon over the park, 04.02.22

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The Moon and Jupiter above Troparevsky Park, 09.12.21

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Evening visibility of Venus in 2021 at 7-month intervals

Solar halo in Moscow on 12/23/21

Close approach of the Moon, Saturn, and Jupiter (+airplane). 10.11.21

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Vicinity of Mare Humorum. At F=-27%. 10.31.21. Crop.

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Conjunction of the Moon and Venus. Evening of 09.10.21

The Last Light of the Old Moon (05.10.21)

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Grimaldi-Mersenius-Fourier. At F=-14%. 10.03.21

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Northwest region of the Moon at phase -14%: Herschel-Foucault. 10.03.21

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Shickard-Fourier-Mersenius. At F=-14%. 10.03.21

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Last Quarter, Waning Crescent. 10.03.21

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Southern view of the Moon: Delandre-Tycho-Maginus-Clavius. 09.29.21. Crop

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Mars Opposition in Autumn 2020

Great view from the window (Moon and airplane 20.10.20)

At sunrise. 08.03.21

Clouds. Wind. Moon. 08/02/21

Last Quarter, Waning Crescent. 08.04.21

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Conjunction (Triangle) of the Moon, Jupiter, and Saturn from July 25 to 26, 2021

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Conjunction (Triangle) of the Moon, Saturn, and Jupiter from July 24 to 25, 2021

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The moment of closest approach between the Moon and Nunki (σ Sgr) on 22.07.21.

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View of the northern part of the Moon: Plato. Mare Frigoris. Mare Imbrium. Sinus Iridum (20.07.21)

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View of the southern part of the Moon: Tycho. Mare Nubium. Mare Humorum. Gassendi (20.07.21)

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Conjunction of the Moon, Venus, and Mars. Evening of 07.12.21

Waxing Moon of July (July 12, 2021)

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July New Moon (July 11, 2021)

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Vicinity of Maurolycus-Faraday-Stöfler. Crop. 05.18.21

View of the southern part of the Moon. From Theophilus to Maurolycus. Crop. 05.18.21

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"The Great Conjunction" of Jupiter and Saturn (December 23, 2020)

The Moon and Venus in close approach. Morning of 14.10.20

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Flowers. Moon. Summer evening. 20.06.21

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Moon 23.06.21

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Moon 06.22.21

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Jupiter and Saturn from June 23, 2021

Waxing Moon in the daytime sky on June 19, 2021.

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Waxing Moon in the Daytime Sky 19.06.21 - Blue Filter

Waxing Moon in the Daytime Sky 19.06.21 - IR Filter

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Waxing Moon in the daytime sky 19.06.21 - red filter

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Solar region from June 17, 2021, with sunspot group No. 2833 in visible, UV, and IR wavelengths.

Attempt to photograph the Moon on 18.05.21 in visible, UV, and IR wavelengths.

The Moon from 05/18/21 through a ZWB3 filter

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Conjunction of the Moon, Saturn, and Jupiter on 02.08.20

Waning crescent moon on 04/06/21

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Mars in an industrial landscape

Planets shortly after sunset on May 10, 2021

Waxing Moon in the daytime sky on May 20, 2021.

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Sunspot Group No. 2822

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$Refraction of the Rising Moon - Astrophotography$

Refraction of the Rising Moon

Waxing crescent moon on the first evening of AstroFest 2021.

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Solar activity in early December 2020.

Waning Moon at 3% illumination.

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Minor Planet Parade in the "Bear Desert" - September 2020

Waning Moon – September 2020

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Mercury compared to a group of sunspots.

Waxing crescent moon 26.03.20

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Dreamer Moon

Venus in late May 2020.

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Partial solar eclipse on August 11, 2018

Transit of Mercury 09.05.2016

Moonrise. Medvezhya Pustyn

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Debut on site

The Moon among the clouds. Medvezhya Pustyn

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Equipment filter

Telescope or Lens: МАК 127/1500 mm Seestar S30 Acuter Elite Phoenix 40 AF-P DX Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED МАК 102/1300 mm МАК 102/1300 мм ZWO SeeStar S30 SVBONY SV48P 90/500 F5.5 SIGMA EX 10-20 mm F/4-5.6 DC HSM AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR II

Main Camera: ZWO ASI 224MC (color) ZWO ASI 120MM mini (mono) Nikon D5300 T310 NG 3M

Mount: Celestron NexStar 127 SLT Celestron NexStar Фотоштатив Velbon Sherpa 803RD ATZ Levenhuk Ra ATZ EQ2

Software: SharpCap 4.1 ASIVideoStack Capture NX-D ASIVideoStack_V1.11 ASIVideoStack_V1.15.1 SharpCap GIMP PIPP AutoStakkert RegiStax ASIVideoStack_1.15 ASIVideoStack_V1.15 ToupView

Accessories: UV/IR Cut ЛБХ2 встроенный двухполосный фильтр (OIII 30 нм и Ha 20 нм) ZWB3 (UG5) Filter IR-Pass 685 nm SvBONY Moon Filter SvBONY (аналог стекла PNB586/BG20) ND 0 6 Фильтр Player One Photosphere 7.5nm (540 nm) Antlia CaK 3nm 393.3nm Клин Гершеля ND96-09 ND 0.6 ЛБХ3 ND 0.6 SvBONY ADC ZWO нейтральный фильтр переменный VP Filter #3 UHC Апертурный солнечный фильтр (пленочный) UF/IR Cut Фильтр IR-Cut (стекло QB21 BG38) IR-Pass 720 nm Фильтр Red № 25 ZB2 (BG3) 380 nm фильтр Deep Yellow № 12 Фильтр типа Didymium (стекло PNB586 BG20) Фильтр Blue № 80A ZWB2 (UG1) Filter FLD 52mm ЛБХ5

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