not seen in these images.
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| Uranus |
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| Neptune |
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Uranus and Neptune
Here are a couple of quick captures of Uranus and Neptune taken yesterday. These are simply record shots and have not been processed. The planets are currently quite close together in the Southern part of the sky at mid-evening. The distinctive colors of the planets are unfortunately
not seen in these images.
not seen in these images.
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