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astrophotography, CCD, imaging, astronomy, Takahashi, FCT-150, Epsilon 250, FS-128, Mewlon 210, FS-78, Mewlon 250, Epsilon 180, Epsilon 180ED, E-250, E-180, E-180ED, FCT-76, ST-8E, ST-8XE, ST-8, CFW-8
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Astrophotography by Sid Leach Astrophotography by Sid Leach --- New Images Nothing strikes me with the same wonder and awe as the beauty and vastness of our universe viewed through a telescope. I have attempted to capture on film and with a CCD many of the objects that can be seen with an amateur size telescope. This web site contains a complete list of my images. The most recent images are separately listed. The images on this site include images of the June 8, 2004 transit of Venus taken from Mauritius Island in the Indian Ocean, photos of a total eclipse of the Sun taken from Curacao on February 26, 1998, an image of the Tarantula Nebula in the Large Magellanic Cloud taken in Bolivia on September 2005, photos of the aurora borealis taken in Alaska in March 2003, the dark impact cloud on Jupiter that appeared after a comet or asteroid hit the planet in July 2009, a rare triple shadow transit on Jupiter on March 28, 2004, images of the unusual anti...
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