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Panorama of the Milky Way over the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array National Radio Astronomy Observatory in New Mexico
25-sec exp, ISO 2500 | Nikon D700 | ALMA under construction, Llano de Chajnantor Observatory, Chile, 16 Jun 2010. © 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
Sentinel Tree and the landmark Radio-Telescope (the Dish) at Stanford Weekend Acres. A favorite of walkers and runners. A quiet respite from the high energy living of the Bay Area. Took me only 40 years to diligently search its locale, as the dish is clearly visible from i280 to tens of thousands of motorists daily.
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The women were playing Mahjong at home, so I escaped for a sunset photoshoot. I decided to go to the Stanford Dish, a park in the hills behind Stanford University. I arrived at 7:33 pm, the park closes for entrance at 7:30 pm. A police woman was guarding the entrance and refused to let me in. On the map I have seen that there was another entrance to the park on the west side. I drove there, and luckily someone just came out and held the gate open for me - the gate can only be opened from the inside after hours. I think it was worth it.
I processed a balanced and a deep HDR photo from a RAW exposure, merged them, and carefully adjusted the curves and color balance.
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This shot got "ruined" but it's very colorful nevertheless so I kept it.
Light sources: truck to the left, truck behind the second antenna, moonlight and starlight
25-sec exp, ISO 2500 | Nikon D700 | ALMA, Llano de Chajnantor Observatory, Chile, 16 Jun 2010
© 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
1,065 25-sec exp, ISO 2500 | Nikon D700 | ALMA under construction, Llano de Chajnantor Observatory, Chile, 16-17 June 10. © 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
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25-sec exp, ISO 2500 | Nikon D700 | ALMA under construction, Llano de Chajnantor Observatory, Chile, 16 Jun 2010. © 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
clearing spring storm over an abandoned windmill in the new mexico high desert. east of the VLA "very large array" radio telescope, between datil and socorro, nm.
scans from the archives. holga 120S toy camera, agfa optima II 400 film. lab: A&I color, hollywood. scan: epson V750. exif tags: filmtagger.
7DWF, Saturdays: Landscapes
Ein Dorf in der Eifel, bei einem Spaziergang in der Nähe des Radioteleskop Effelelsberg lag das Dorf malerisch vor uns.
Einen schönen entspannten Sonntag, ein Besuch von Euch freut mich, Kommentare beatworte ich gerne über einen Stern freue ich mich.
A village in the Eifel, during a walk near the radio telescope Effelelsberg, the village was picturesque in front of us.
A nice relaxed Sunday, a visit from you is a pleasure for me, comments I beatworte gladly about a star I am pleased.
Un village dans l'Eifel, lors d'une promenade près du radiotélescope Effelelsberg, le village était pittoresque devant nous.
Un dimanche bien détendu, une visite de votre part est agréable, les commentaires que j'aime à battre, je suis heureux de battre une étoile je suis heureux.
Pueblo en el Eifel, durante un paseo cerca del radiotelescopio Effelsberg, el pueblo era pintoresco delante de nosotros.
Un domingo relajado agradable, una visita de usted es agradable, comentarios que me gusta golpear a beatworte I alegremente sobre una estrella que soy feliz.
Vila no Eifel, durante uma caminhada perto do radiotelescópio Effelsberg, a vila era pitoresca na nossa frente.
Um domingo agradável e relaxado, uma visita de você é legal, comentários que eu gosto de vencer beatworte Eu alegremente sobre uma estrela, eu estou feliz.
Un villaggio nell' Eifel, durante una passeggiata vicino al radio telescopio Effelsberg, il villaggio era pittoresco di fronte a noi.
Una bella domenica rilassata, una visita da voi è bella, i commenti mi piace battereworte ho volentieri circa una stella sono contento.
View it large on black! ;-)))
The night after the full moon I was thinking the Very Large Array might make an ideal subject to test long exposures on the D300. This image is a composite of three different exposures looking down the train tracks that are used to position the 27 independent radio antennae into position.
I have to say that the D300 is impressing me more all the time. Has anyone else noticed how chromatic aberrations seem to be incredibly limited on lenses that show them on other digital SLRs? Also, for long exposure night work, I think folks are going to love how clean the shadow areas and blacks are coming out. Previously the darks were always troublesome for me on my D70, particularly for night shots so this will be a huge improvement for me.
Check out the large version to see ALL the stars!
A first attempt at astro-photography, under the expert guidance of Messrs Dayglo and Aardvark. It was a perfect night for it, and where better to watch the stars than at Jodrell Bank observatory?
I'm chuffed that you can see the whole of the Plough in this (and Polaris, the north star), and the red light on the tip of the Lovell telescope antenna is the perfect tiny cherry on top of a ruddy great telescopic cake. Ding dong!
Magdalena, New Mexico.
This huge dish is one of 27 that are part of the VLA (Very Large Array), which is a radio astronomy observatory located about 40 miles west of Socorro where they scan the universe looking for E.T. As far as I know they haven't located him or any others, yet. It's also where the movie Contact, many television commercials and a few music videos have been shot.
Parkes Radio Telescope, NSW, Australia.
Diameter: 64 metres.
In operation for fifty years and still one of the world's premier single dish radio telescopes, operated by CSIRO as part of the Australia Telescope National Facility.
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43 meter polar-aligned radio telescope peeking over the trees at the Green Bank Observatory looks almost otherworldly.
Part of a recent blog post on the National Radio Astronomy Observatory facility in Green Bank
This is a straightened, cropped version of an earlier shot.
The moon rose about an hour and a half after astronomical twilight and kept the sky a bright blue. The tiny bit of white on the back cinder cone (summit of Mauna Kea) is one of the observatories on the mountain (Gemini Observatory). The foreground radio telescope is one of the ten scopes that form the Very Long Base Array.
Please see this image for processing details. For even more details about how this was created, please see my blog.
This effort spanned over 8 hours (not including a total of 12 hours of driving!), 160 exposures, each at 13 mm, ISO 250, 177 seconds, f/4. The moon rose during the exposure. The radio telescope was moving quite a lot during the night as the timelapse animation shows. I picked a single frame for the foreground.
Equipment: Slik travel tripod, Canon 40D, 10-22 mm f/3.5-4.5 EFS, Intervalometer, custom battery.
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Resolution of the riddle; it is the radio telescope Effelsberg in the Eifel region.
Résolution de l'énigme; c'est le radiotélescope Effelsberg dans la région de l'Eifel.
Resolución del acertijo; es el radiotelescopio Effelsberg en la región de Eifel.
Resolução do enigma; é o radiotelescópio Effelsberg na região de Eifel.
Risoluzione dell' enigma; è il radiotelescopio Effelsberg nella regione dell' Eifel.
Im Jahr 2012 waren wir in der Eifel und haben die Anlage mit dem Radioteleskop besucht. Eine technische und handwerkliche Meisterleistung der Deutschen Wissenschaft, Handwerk und Industrie. Ein Besuch lohnt sich.
"Das Radioteleskop Effelsberg gehört zum Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie in Bonn. Es wurde zwischen 1968 und 1971 von einer Arbeitsgemeinschaft des MAN Werks Gustavsburg und der Friedrich Krupp AG gebaut und am 1. August 1972 in Betrieb genommen. "
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Einen entspannten Nationalfeiertag wünsche ich meinen Flickr Freunden*innen die in unserem Land leben!
Habt herzlichen Dank für Eure Besuche, ich freue mich über jeden Kommentar und Fave.
In 2012 we were in the Eifel and visited the facility with a radio telescope. A technical and technical masterpiece of German science, craftsmanship and industry. A visit is worthwhile.
"The Effelsberg radio telescope belongs to the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Bonn. It was built between 1968 and 1971 by a consortium of the MAN plant in Gustavsburg and Friedrich Krupp AG and put into operation on August 1,1972."
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I wish my Flickr friends who live in our country a relaxed national holiday!
Thank you very much for your visits, I am looking forward to every comment and Fave.
En 2012, nous avons visité l'installation avec un radiotélescope dans la région de l'Eifel. Un chef-d'œuvre technique et artisanal de la science, du commerce et de l'industrie allemands. Une visite vaut la peine d'être faite.
"Le radiotélescope Effelsberg appartient à l'Institut Max Planck pour la radioastronomie de Bonn. Il a été construit entre 1968 et 1971 par une joint-venture de l'usine MAN à Gustavsburg et Friedrich Krupp AG et mis en service le 1er août 1972."
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Je souhaite à mes amis qui vivent dans notre pays une fête nationale décontractée!
Merci beaucoup pour vos visites, j'attends avec impatience tous vos commentaires et Fave.
En 2012 visitamos las instalaciones con un radiotelescopio en la región de Eifel. Una obra maestra técnica y artesanal de la ciencia, el comercio y la industria alemanes. Merece la pena hacer una visita.
"El radiotelescopio Effelsberg pertenece al Instituto Max Planck de Radioastronomía en Bonn. Fue construido entre 1968 y 1971 por una empresa conjunta de la planta de MAN en Gustavsburg y Friedrich Krupp AG y fue puesto en servicio el 1 de agosto de 1972".
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Deseo a mis amigos que viven en nuestro país unas vacaciones nacionales relajadas!
Muchas gracias por sus visitas, espero cada comentario y Fave.
Em 2012, visitamos as instalações com um radiotelescópio na região de Eifel. Uma obra-prima técnica e artesanal da ciência, comércio e indústria alemã. Vale a pena visitar.
"O radiotelescópio Effelsberg pertence ao Instituto Max Planck para Radio Astronomia em Bonn. Foi construído entre 1968 e 1971 por uma joint venture da fábrica da MAN em Gustavsburg e Friedrich Krupp AG e foi posta em serviço em 1 de agosto de 1972.
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Desejo aos meus amigos que vivem em nosso país umas férias nacionais relaxadas!
Muito obrigado por suas visitas, espero que todos os comentários e Fave.
Nel 2012 abbiamo visitato la struttura con un radiotelescopio nella regione dell' Eifel. Un capolavoro tecnico e artigianale di scienza, commercio e industria tedesca. Una visita vale la pena.
"Il radiotelescopio Effelsberg appartiene all' Istituto Max Planck per l' astronomia radiofonica di Bonn. È stato costruito tra il 1968 e il 1971 da una joint venture dello stabilimento MAN di Gustavsburg e Friedrich Krupp AG e commissionato il 1° agosto 1972".
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Auguro ai miei amici che vivono nel nostro paese una vacanza nazionale rilassante!
Vi ringrazio molto per le vostre visite, non vedo l' ora di ricevere ogni commento e Fave.
25-sec exposures. Nikon D700 (ISO 2500) & D3 (ISO 3200) + Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G lenses
ALMA under construction, Llano de Chajnantor Observatory, Chile, night of 16/17 June 2010.
© 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
Two 20-sec exposures at ISO 2500 | Nikon D3 + 16mm f/2.8D Fisheye
Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico, 13 Nov 2010
© 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
The observatory's 305-m (1,001 ft) radio telescope is the largest single-aperture telescope ever constructed. It carries out three major areas of research: radio astronomy, aeronomy (using both the 305-m telescope and the observatory's lidar facility), and radar astronomy observations of solar system objects.
Based at and often known as Jodrell Bank this is Manchester University's elderly radio telescope - still the world's third largest and formerly the largest. For an idea of the size check out the people standing at the right of the frame under the tower.
To remember Willy Deville he's Died 8. Aug. 2009
The man with the smoke voice is dead
The breakthrough came in 1977 with his band Mink DeVille, since the'80s he toured solo around the world: Willy DeVille was the same as for ballads blues rock with Latin and country influences. With 58 years of the musicians on Friday in a hospital in New York died of cancer. That gave his wife, Nina known. R.I.P.
polaroid night photography at the very large array (vla) outside of datil, new mexico.
day one of 'Roid Week 2008
if you are interested in how i did this, it's kinda easy...
a) set your polaroid sx-70/680/690 on a tripod. they don't lock too well to the tripod btw, be careful about overtightening.
b) set focus to manual and focus on infinity.
c) cover the photocell with a finger while pressing the shutter.
d) after the shutter has fired, open the front of the camera using the release (like you use to take out/put in film). this turns off the electronics and locks the shutter open. as soon as you are doing this, the film is being exposed....
e) start timing..... when you think you've gone long enough, close the front of the camera and then fire the shutter button again. in a short moment the film will eject.
f) wait... look at the pola with a flashlight, or even better in the car/house. reshoot as needed. i tried basing the exposure off the D3, but it didn't work. reciprocity failure, i suppose....
oh! and the reason that the dish is lit up like that was that the (more-or-less) full moon had just risen a couple of minutes before the shot. the colors in the sky are from the twilight, not light pollution.
EOS 30D avec 17-85 à 79 mm - 1/1250 à f/5.6 - 100 Isos - Prise dans le ciel de Gap.
Vue sur le pic de Bure, et son plateau qui accueille l'observatoire astronomique et le réseau de radiotélescopes de l'IRAM.
(Edit January 2012)
If any of you have been watching the BBC 2 Stargazing Live shows this week then this place will be familiar. This is the Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank, I visited the area back in 2011 and passed these cows in the field and did a U turn to go back and get this image of nature at one with the search for ET...
Had a visit to Cheshire on Sunday 01/05/2011 and caught a different angle on the Jodrell Bank radio telescope.
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NASA image release May 20, 2011
To see a really cool video related to this image go here: www.flickr.com/photos/gsfc/5740451675/in/photostream
This composite of visible, microwave (orange) and X-ray (blue) data reveals the jets and radio-emitting lobes emanating from Centaurus A's central black hole. Credit: ESO/WFI (visible); MPIfR/ESO/APEX/A.Weiss et al. (microwave); NASA/CXC/CfA/R.Kraft et al. (X-ray)
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5-exp, 5EV HDRI | Nikon D3 + 14-24mm f/2.8G
Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico, 13 Nov 2010
© 2010 José Francisco Salgado, PhD
The observatory's 305-m (1,001 ft) radio telescope is the largest single-aperture telescope ever constructed. It carries out three major areas of research: radio astronomy, aeronomy (using both the 305-m telescope and the observatory's lidar facility), and radar astronomy observations of solar system objects.
Ok.... Leaf Peepers is a term usually reserved for people who drive around admiring Mother Nature at her very best - mid to late autumn when the leaves are at their peak colors.
This is my little twist on the term... :)
The leaf and overall texture are mine, the trees are Skeletal Mess Tree Brushes and the Radio Telescope is from Stock Exchange. The door is from yewenyi and the pathway to the door is from Brenda-Starr. Thanks all!!