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Lat. 39.1, Lon. -77.6
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Cometa 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova 2º tentativa de captura do cometa 45p/Honda 12/02/2016, 4:33hs-UTC. Medianeira, Pr.-Brasil. Latitude: 25º 17' 43" S 46 lightframes Canon EOS 70D - Lente FD 100mm f2.8 SSC.-(adaptador FD para EOS); f/3.2, t4", ISO3200, D.focal 100mm. Tripé fotográfico convencional.Rot'n'Stack, Photoscape & PsCS3. Stellarium: Azimute +47º32'36" Altura +18°20'53". http://nova.astrometry.net/user_images/1495086#annotated

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In this picture: cometa 45p/honda-mrkos-pajdusakova
Feb 2017 · Medianeira, PR, Brazil
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Equipment

  • Imaging telescope / lens: Lente Spotting scope 100mm FD 100mm f/2.8
  • Imaging camera: Canon eos 70d
  • Mount: Camera tripod Vivitar
  • Guiding camera: Canon eos 70d
  • Processed with: Rot'n'Stack
    Ps Cs3
    PhotScape

Frames / Subs

  • Lights: 46 x 4 sec
  • Total integration time: 3:04 min

Acquisition

  • Date: Sun Feb 12th 2017
  • Seeing: 2 / 5
  • Transparency: 3 / 5
  • Sky darkness: 7 / 9
  • ISO: 3200

Spatial Info

  • Image Size: 6,334 x 4,243 pixels
  • Image Scale: 6.348 arcsec / pixel
  • Visual Field: 11º 07' 27''
  • RA Center: 15h 59m 33s
  • DEC Center: 26º 44' 53''
  • Orientation: 33.183 degrees E of N

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