Legenda das Fotos de Constelaes.

AF1-01. The Southern Cross, Carina nebula and the False Cross, from the Coal Sac
k to o Velorum.
Centred on the theta Carinae cluster
AF1-02. The Southern Milky Way, from the Pointers to the Carina nebula.
Centred on alpha Crucis in the Southern Cross
AF1-04. The Southern Cross, Coalsack and the Great Carina nebula. Image centred
near lambda Centaurii
AF1-05. The Southern Cross and Pointers, alpha and beta Centaurii. Image centred
between them.
AF1-06. From Crux to Carina, beneath the Southern Cross.
Image includes the LMC and is centred close to the south celestial p
ole
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AF2-01. From the Southern Cross and SMC to Orion. Includes Sirius, Canopus, Bete
geuse, Rigel, to the LMC.
Centred close to pi Puppis.
AF2-02. The Milky Way, extreme wide angle, from Aquila to Carina.
Includes the Galactic Centre, Southern Cross, Antares and Jupiter
AF2-03. Same scale as AF3-02 but extends northwards from Sagittarius and Scorpiu
s to the
Summer Triangle in Cygnus.
AF2-04. Centred on the Galactic Centre in Sagittarius. Image shows the Milky Way
' 'bulge' and extends
from Carina to Cygnus, with the Zodiacal light extending from the ho
rizon (lower left))
AF2-05. Centred on lambda and nu Scorpii, from Scutum to Circinus and Rigil Kent
(alpha Cen).
Excellent image of Galactic bulge.

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AF2-07. Extreme wide angle view of the Milky Way from Scutum and Aquila to Puppi
s.
Includes the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds.
AF2-08. Milky Way, north to Scutum and part of Aquila, centred close to M17. Gal
actic centre at lower right.
AF2-09. The brightest part of the Milky Way includes most of Sagittarius and som
e of Scutum
AF3-01. The equatorial Milky Way, Sirius to Capella.
Orion, the Hyades, the Pleiades, Sirius, Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, Cape
lla, Castor and Pollux
AF3-02. The equatorial Milky Way.
Orion, Hyades, Pleiades, Sirius, Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, Capella, Cas
tor. Pollux
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AF3-03. The equatorial Milky Way, Sirius to Capella (portrait format, with
ern horizon)
Orion, Hyades, Pleiades, Sirius, Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, Capella,
r and Pollux
AF3-04. The equatorial Milky Way, Sirius to Capella (portrait format, with
rn horizon)
Orion, Hyades, Pleiades, Sirius, Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, Capella,
r and Pollux

north
Casto
weste
Casto

AF3-05. From the Hyades to the LMC and Carina Hyades,

Orion, Canis Major, Puppis, Carina, Pictor, Dorado, Reticulum, Caelum,
Lepus, Sirius and Procyon
AF3-06. Orion, Canis Major, Columba, Lepus, Caelum,
AF3-07. From the Pleiades to the SMC Pleiades, Hyades, Orion, LMC, SMC, Eridanus
,
Pictor, Puppis, Reticulm, Horologium. Dorado, Aldebaran, Sirius, Rigel
, Belelgeuse, Canopus, Achernar.
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AF3-08 The equatorial Milky Way east of Orion. Procyon, Betelgeuse and Sirius (l
andscape format)
AF3-09 The equatorial Milky Way east of Orion. Procyon, Betelgeuse and Sirius (p
ortrait format)
AF3-11 The northern Milky Way, from Cygnus to Cassiopeia. Pleiades, Perseus, Cap
ella, Deneb, Sadir, M31.
AF3-12 The northern Milky Way, from Cassiopeia to Capella and beyond. The Pleiad
es, Perseus, Capella, Deneb, M31
AF3-13 Across the Pole, Cassiopeia to Ursa Minor. Polaris, Kochab.
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AF3-14 Polaris, the Big Dipper, Arcturus and Spica
AF3-16 Polaris, the Big Dipper to Arcturus
AF3-19 The Big Dipper and northern horizon, with Lynx, Ursa Minor, Polaris, Koch
ab
AF3-20 The Big Dipper, western horizon The Big Dipper, Lynx, Ursa Minor, Polaris
, Kochab
AF3-21 Sagittarius and the Summer Triangle. Scorpius, Scutum, Aquila, Cygnus, Ly
ra, Vega, Altair and Deneb
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AF3-22 The Summer Triangle, eastern horizon Vulpeca, Saggita, Vega, Altair and D
eneb
AF4-01 Fomalhaut, Piscis Austrinus, Capricornus, Aquarius, Microscopium
AF4-02 Capricornius
AF4-03 From Aldebaran, Eridanus, Lepus, Fornax
AF4-04 Aquarius, Capricornius, Microscopium, Piscis Austrinus
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AF4-05 Regulus, Alfard, Hydra
AF4-06 Canis Major, Sirius
AF4-07 Sagttarius, Corona Australia, Telescopium
AF4-08 Cetus, Mira, Menkar, Difda
AF4-09 Scorpius, Antares etc (similar to AF4 010)

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AF4-10 Scorpius, Antares etc (similar to AF4-09)
AF4-11 Scorpius, Sagittarius, Lupus
AF4-12 Scorpius, Norma.
AF4-13 Scorpius, Ophiuchus (slightly hazy, not good night)
AF4-14 Libra and Antares
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AF4-15
AF5-01
AF5-02
AF5-03
AF5-04

Sagittarius, Corona Australis

Andromeda, M31
(Portrait format) Andromeda, Cassiopeia, M31
(Landscape format) Andromeda, Cassiopeia, M31
Aquila, Saggita

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AF5-05 Auriga, Capella
AF5-06 Auriga, Capella, wider view than AF5-05
AF5-07 Bootes, Corona Borealis, Arcturus, Izar, Alphekka, Murphid
AF5-09 Corona Borealis
AF5-10 Corona Borealis, Bootes west
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AF5-11 Cassiopeia (landscape format)
AF5-12 Cassiopeia (portrait format)
AF5-13 Cassiopeia (landscape, deeper image)
AF5-14 Cygnus
AF5-16 Cancer, Castor, Pollux, Procyon
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AF5-17 Coma Berenices, Denbola, Cor Caroli
AF5-18 Draco, Ursa Major, big dipper
AF5-19 Delphinus, Saggita, Altair
AF5-21 Gemini, Auriga, Castor, Pollux, Alhena, Betelgeuse
AF5-22 Gemini, Auriga, Castor, Pollux, Alhena, Betelgeuse
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AF5-23 Gemini, Canis Minor, Castor, Pollux, Procyon
AF5-24 Hercules, Vega
AF5-25 Leo, Regus, Denebola
AF5-26 Lyra, Vega
AF5-27 Leo Minor, Lynx, M44
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AF5-28 Orion, Rigel, Betelgeuse
AF5-29 Perseus, Capella, M45 (Pleiades)
AF5-30 Pegasus (landscape)
AF5-32 The square of Pegasus
AF5-33 Taurus, Hyades, Pleiades, Alnath, Bellatrix (portrait)
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AF5-34. Ursa Major, Ursa Minor, Draco, Big Dipper, Kochab
AF5-35. Ursa Major, Big Dipper
AF5-36. Ursa Major, Canes Venatici, Big Dipper
AF5-37. (not as good as AF5-36) Ursa Major, Canes Venatici, Big Dipper
AF5-38. Ursa Major (part), The Big Dipper
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AF5-39. Ursa Minor, Kochab, Polaris
AF5-40. Pagasus, Pisces, Hamal
AF5-41. The Big Dipper meets the horizon.
Ursa Major, Big Dipper, Alcor, Mizar, Alioth, Megrez, Pheka, Merak,

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The reversal of the motion of Mars, between the Hyades and Pleiades, Septemb
er 3, 1990 to March 17, 1991
AF6a-01. Sep-3, 1990
AF6a-02. Sep 23, 1990
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The reversal of the motion of Mars, between the Hyades and Pleiades, Septemb
er 3, 1990 to March 17, 1991 (continued)
AF6a-03. Oct 23, 1990
AF6a-05. Jan-6, 1991
Jupiter and Saturn between the Hyades and Pleiades, December 2000 Extreme wi
de field
AF6b-02. Dec 29, 2000 (one of a series of four)
Jupiter and Saturn between the Hyades and Pleiades, 1999-2000
AF6c-01. Nov-6, 1999
AF6c-02. Oct 31, 2000 (two of a series of three)
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Jupiter and Saturn move into Taurus, 1999-2000
AF6d-01. Nov-6, 1999
AF6d-02. Dec 29, 2000
AF6d-05. Dec 29, 2000, longer focal length
AF6d-06. Dec 29, 2000, longer still focal length
Venus among the Pleiades
AF6f-01. Venus + Pleiades, April 3
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Venus among the Pleiades
AF6f-02. Venus + Pleiades, April 6
Photographs corresponding to binocular and small telescope views
AF7-01. The Pleiades and Hyades
AF7-02. The Pleiades, binoculars
AF7-06. The Hyades, binoculars
AF7-07. M67, NGC 2682 in Cancer, telescope
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AF7-08. double cluster, h and x Per, NGC 869 and 884. telescope
AF7-09. M46, NGC 2437 in Puppis, telescope
AF7-10. M44, NGC 2632 'Praesepe' in Cancer (with Jupiter), telescope (see also A
F7-33)
AF7-11. M44, NGC 2632 'Praesepe', Cancer, telescope
AF7-12. M41, NGC 2287 'Praesepe' in Canis Major
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AF7-21. The Great Carina nebula, NGC 3372, binoculars
AF7-24. M8 (NGC 6523 with NGC 6530), M20 (NGC 6514) and M23 (NGC 6494) in Sagitt
arius, telescope
AF9-05. Mira (o Cet) at maximum and minimum
Star trails with stationary camera
AF8-01. North celestial pole trail
AF8-03. Orion, setting trails
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AF8-05. Orion trails, 30 min exp

AF8-06. Orion trails, ~3h exp
AF8-08. Big dipper trails
Aurorae and miscellaneous wide field images
AF9-01. The Large and Small Magellanic Clouds (LMC + SMC), including Comet Wilso
n.
AF9-02. The Zodiacal light and northern Milky Way
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Aurorae and miscellaneous wide field images (continued)
AF9-03. The Zodiacal light and northern Milky Way, with Jupiter and Venus
AF9-04. The Aurorae Borealis, with the Pleiades. Centred on Auriga-Perseus borde
r,
with Capella the brightest star, with Tejat Prior and Tejat Posterio
r, divided by a planet.
AF9-05. Mira (o Cet) at maximum and minimum
The Sun and solar eclipses
AF10-02. solar eclipse 16 Feb, 1980, India 33-image multi-exposure, with palm tr
ee.
AF10-03. solar eclipse 11 June, 1983, Indonesia Detail of prominences, and inner
corona
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The Sun and solar eclipses (continued)
AF10-04. Solar eclipse 11 June, 1983, Indonesia. Solar corona image covers about
4 degrees
AF10-06. Annular solar eclipse 23 Sept, 1987 China. Multi-element exposure, with
'oriental' building
AF10-07. Solar eclipse 23 Sept, 1987 China Montage of 3 telescope images, just b
efore, at and just after max eclipse.
AF10-08. Solar eclipse 23 Sept, 1987 China Montage of 38 images with times, from
first to last contact
AF10-10. Solar eclipse 11 July, 1991, La Paz, Mexico 30+ image multi-exposure. C
hurch in foreground
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AF10-11. Solar eclipse 11 July, 1991, La Paz, Mexico.
Beautiful solar corona and prominence. Image about 3 degrees across
AF10-12. Solar eclipse 11 July, 1991, La Paz, Mexico. Diamond ring effect
AF10-15. Solar eclipse 9 Mar, 1997. Partial eclipse seen through cloud
AF10-16. Solar eclipse 9 Mar, 1997. Partial eclipse, one degree field
AF10-17. Annular solar eclipse 16 Feb, 1999, WA. 30+ image multi-exposure, gum t
ree in foreground
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AF10-18a. Annular solar eclipse 16 Feb, 1999,
aximum eclipse
AF10-18b. Annular solar eclipse 16 Feb, 1999,
AF10-18c. Annular solar eclipse 16 Feb, 1999,
ximum eclipse
The Moon and lunar eclipses
AF11-02. The moon and its ashen light.
AF11-04. 9-image multi-exposure sequence of a
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WA. Limb in contact, just before m

WA. Maximum annular eclipse
WA. Limb in contact, just after ma

total lunar eclipse. A beauty!

The Moon and lunar eclipses (continued)

AF11-05. 3-image multi-exposure of a lunar eclipse, with the asteroid Vesta.
AF11-07. 7-image multi-exposure of the lunar eclipse of 30 Dec, 1982.
AF11-08. The total lunar eclipse of July 16, 2000. The eclipsed moon in Sagittar
ius, with the Milky Way. wide field view
AF11-10. The total lunar eclipse of July 16, 2000. The bronze moon at full eclip
se. 3 degree field.

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AF11-19. 26 day moon, waning crescent.
AF11-21. 24 day moon, waning crescent.
AF11-22. 22 day moon, last quarter.
AF11-23. 19 day moon, waning gibbous.
AF11-24. 17 day moon, waning gibbous.
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AF11-32. 11 day moon, waxing gibbous.
AF11-25. A few hours after full moon.
AF11-27. 12 day moon, waxing gibbous.
AF11-35. 9 day moon, waxing gibbous
AF11-28. 7 day moon, first quarter.
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AF11-29. 4 day moon, waxing crescent.
AF11-31. 3 day moon, waxing crescent.
Comets
AF12-03. Comet Bennett, 1969Y1. 1970
AF12-04. Comet West, 1975V1. (10 Mar 1976)
AF12-11. Comet Wilson and supernova 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud, 3 May,
1987
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Comets (continued)
AF12-13. Comet Swift-Tuttle, 12 Dec 1992
AF12-14. Comet Hyakutake 1996 B2 Hyakutake crosses the Big Dipper, 26 Mar, 1996.
Images include Coma Berenices and Arcturus
AF12-16. Comet Hyakutake 1996 B2
AF12-19. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (10 Mar 1997) Clear separation of the blue ion
tail and dusty tail reflecting sunlight
AF12-20. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (12 Mar 1997) Hale-Bopp against the northern Mi
lky Way. Very long ion tail
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Comets (continued)
AF12-23. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (1 April 1997) Comet Hale-Bopp aurorae and wood
en house.
Photographed from Canada.
AF12-25. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (1 April 1997) Comet Hale-Bopp with fine ion an
d reflection tails
AF12-26. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (2 April 1997) Comet Hale-Bopp and aurorae with
trees and wintery foreground (Canada).
AF12-27. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (4 April 1997) Comet Hale-Bopp seen from a Cana
dian city
AF12-29. Comet Hale-Bopp 1996 O1 (19 April 1997) Comet Hale-Bopp seen above a sn

ow-covered mountain
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Comets (continued)
AF12-32. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (14 January
iro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-33. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (18 January
vatory, W. Australia.
AF12-34. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (19 January
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-35. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (19 January
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-36. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (19 January
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
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Comets (continued)
AF12-37. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (19 January
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-38. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (19 January
Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-39. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (20 January
Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-40. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (20 January
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-41. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (20 January
Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.

2007) daytime binocular view from Ch

2007) daytime view, from Chiro Obser
2007) 35mm focal length lens at F/1.
2007) 35mm focal length lens at F/1.
2007) 35mm focal length lens at F/1.

2007) 35mm focal length lens at F/1.

2007) 20mm focal length lens at F/2,
2007) 20mm focal length lens at F/2,
2007) 20mm focal length lens at F/1.
2007) 20mm focal length lens at F/2,

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Comets (continued)
AF12-42. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (1 February 2007) 85mm focal length lens at F/1.
8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.
AF12-43. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 (1 February 2007) Landscape format, 85mm focal l
ength lens at F/1.8, Chiro Observatory, W. Australia.