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Huge Sunspot 1289 Sept. 11th, 2011
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Video taped in Terrace BC, Canada. Was a little shaky that day (too much coffee) A-Focal - hand held through a 12.5" Newt/Dob. 4" Baader AstroSolar filter. 30mm EP, Canon ZR-80. Sunspot 1289 has aBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 7 | Views: 900 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
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Jupiter and Moon close ups with 12.5" Telescope
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A-focal, hand held,Pentax SMC XW 5mm. Canon ZR-80. 12.5" f4.8 Newt/Dob.By: Redshift40 | Comments: 5 | Views: 1806 | Votes: 2 | Shared: 0
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TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE: Dec. 20-21, 2010.
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Earlier today, for the first time in 372 years, a total lunar eclipse occurred on the date of the northern winter solstice. Observers in North America were favored with an overhead view as the full MoBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 12 | Views: 3782 | Votes: 2 | Shared: 0
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Congress approves 725 billion dollars for military budget
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725 billion dollars was approved by Congress for the military last week, while most of the media coverage was about Don't Ask Don't Tell. This bill is the largest military budget ever approved amid aBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 22 | Views: 3772 | Votes: 1 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Dec-20-2010 in News, LiveLeaks -
Congress approves 725 billion dollars for military budget
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725 billion dollars was approved by Congress for the military last week, while most of the media coverage was about Don't Ask Don't Tell. This bill is the largest military budget ever approved amid aBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 33 | Views: 3822 | Votes: 0 | Shared: 0
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Northern lights - Aurora Borealis (Spring 2010)
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My spring photos of the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) taken in northern British Columbia Canada.By: Redshift40 | Comments: 7 | Views: 4797 | Votes: 2 | Shared: 0
Leaked: Jun-17-2010 in Creative -
Moon View with 12.5" Telescope
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Some low magnification shots of the Moon from my back yard on Aug. 17th 2008. Viewing live at the eyepiece is 100 times better than what you see here. Still, hope you enjoy! 12.5" Newt/Dob f/4.8 (By: Redshift40 | Comments: 3 | Views: 3725 | Votes: 1 | Shared: 1
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Moon Close ups - 12.5" Telescope Feb. 21, 2010
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2 out of focus shots was all I got before my camera stopped recording. Too bad I missed the best shots that night, the seeing was 4/5 just after I shot this. Oh well, nothing compares to the naked eyeBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 16 | Views: 4649 | Votes: 4 | Shared: 1
Leaked: Mar-6-2010 in Creative -
Live telescope views of Saturn the Sun and Moon
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All photos and video are hand held, unguided shots taken with a custom made 12.5" Newt/Dob telescope. The fine 2" thick pyrex mirror is from http://www.galaxyoptics.com Close-ups were taken with aBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 87 | Views: 63529 | Votes: 53 | Shared: 5
Leaked: Sep-26-2009 in Arts and Entertainment, Creative, Other -
Northern Lights - In Real Time!
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The aurora borealis or (Northern Lights) is not often seen on video in real time. This is to show what these wonders actually look like. No time-lapse here, just live raw video of natures best free liBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 13 | Views: 8854 | Votes: 4 | Shared: 2
Leaked: Sep-26-2009 in Creative -
Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) July 22, 2009
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A few photos from my back yard. Taken by myself and my 6 year old son on July 22, 2009. Shawn Mullins - Shimmer (C) 1999 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT http://www.shawnmullins.comBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 8 | Views: 21165 | Votes: 4 | Shared: 0
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Moon view with large telescope 02 (high quality)
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This video is a handheld shot at the eyepiece of my telescope, so it's a little unsteady. It was also very cold out at the time. The view is 100 times better with the naked eye than what you see onBy: Redshift40 | Comments: 25 | Views: 7625 | Votes: 2 | Shared: 0
Location: Terrace, British Columbia, Canada | Leaked: Sep-27-2008 in Arts and Entertainment, Other
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I had to watch your vids- again! Just so great! Thanks
Posted Nov-5-2009 Bymigs1955 (640.24) 
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Thanks, I am glad you liked them.
Cheers!
Posted Nov-5-2009 ByRedshift40 (186.56) Redshift40 View Channel Send Message
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Really cool videos you have posted, many votes from me.... keep it up! Yhanks for the subscription =D
Posted Sep-30-2009 Byghastlyghost (26130.50) 
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Loved the Saturn and moon vids. Back in the 60's, there was this old guy that was friends with my family who lived way up in the Sierra Nevada mountains (Calif). As kids we used to sit out in the open late at night and he would show us the stars and planets, even when satellites were due to pass over. He had a small telescope and we would ooh and ahh over the moon and planets. Your vids bring back those childhood wonders and memories. Very cool. Thanks.
Posted Sep-28-2009 Bymigs1955 (640.24) 
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great uploads red, I am just sorry it took so long to find them.
keep lookin up
Posted Sep-27-2009 Bymarsatomic (1767.34) marsatomic View Channel Send Message
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Just saw your moon series. Astounding!
Posted Oct-15-2008 Bydriedjello (1096.94)
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Hi brother nice moon video, stay safe.
Posted Aug-24-2008 BySultanOfPeace (49.92) SultanOfPeace View Channel Send Message
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They are all video's taken by myself. I only have "windows movie maker" right now for capture and edit. So output must be wmv then convert to flv. Pain in the ass, and still get low quality.
Oh well nothing I can do unless I get a better capture and edit program.
Cheers!
Posted Aug-24-2008 ByRedshift40 (186.56) Redshift40 View Channel Send Message
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Sadly we have no sky in London now, it's pink.
Posted Aug-21-2008 Bypantoe (528.38) 
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I am lucky here to have very dark skies 15 min away. The milkyway is stunning this time of year.
Posted Aug-21-2008 ByRedshift40 (186.56) Redshift40 View Channel Send Message
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How much did it cost to make your telescope? Man I want one.
Posted Aug-21-2008 ByShanay (38.12) 
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This scope cost about $2,500 CAN. to make. It will be more now that pyrex is hard to come by.
Posted Aug-21-2008 ByRedshift40 (186.56) Redshift40 View Channel Send Message
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Hey, i wonder were you can get one of those telescopes.
Amazing pictures. And could you get much better pic of the moon with a better scope.
Posted Aug-21-2008 Byreckon (10.08) reckon View Channel Send Message
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Thanks -This is a custom built scope. The 12.5" mirror is from John at www.galaxyoptics.com
If you had a better scope than this, then yes you could get a better photo (if the conditions are good)
This scope is not built for astrophotography and the view is 100 times better at the eyepiece than what you see in the video.
Posted Aug-21-2008 ByRedshift40 (186.56) Redshift40 View Channel Send Message
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