Another document (in German) related to this project is due to A.
Hänel, Osnabrück. You can find it
here.
The earth as seen from the moon, December 9th, 2000, 22.00 UT. Pictures due to
the other times you can get here:
22.30 UT,
23.00 UT,
23.30 UT and
24.00 UT
or, twice as large, here:
22.00 UT,
22.30 UT,
23.00 UT,
23.30 UT and
24.00 UT
In December 2000, several groups of physics teachers, pupils and amateur astronomers from Europe (Portugal, Tenerive, Bulgaria, Sweden, Finnland and Germany) and South Africa (Namibia) agreed upon taking simultaneous pictures of the moon. Besides forming new contacts and getting acquainted with internet collaboration, the main goals of the project are the following:
Up to now, pictures have been taken on the following dates:
This document contains the pictures of December 9th.You can view them full sized by clicking on them!
The other pictures you can find in the related documents.
First evaluations are contained in an additional document.
21.01 UT, ca. 150 mm | 21.16 UT, ca. 150 mm | 21.31 UT, ca. 150 mm | 21.46 UT, ca. 150 mm |
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19.30 UT, semi-fisheye | 21.20 UT, semi-fisheye | ||
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21.00 UT, 135 mm | 21.15 UT, 135 mm | 22.00 UT, 135 mm | 23.00 UT, 135 mm |
21.00 UT, 24 mm | Orion is visible! 21.45 UT, 24 mm
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| 21.00 UT, 135 mm
| 21.15 UT, 100 mm
| 21.45 UT, 135 mm
| 22.32 UT, 135 mm
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22.30 UT, 135 mm |
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16.00 UT, 50mm | |||
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21.00 UT, 135 mm | 21.15 UT, 100 mm | 21.30 UT, 135 mm | 22.15 UT, 135 mm |
21.00 UT, 135 mm | 21.15 UT, 100 mm | 21.30 UT, 135 mm | 22.15 UT, 135 mm |
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21.15 UT, 135 mm | 21.30 UT, 135 mm | 22.00 UT, 135 mm | 22.30 UT, 135 mm |
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21.00 UT, 135 mm | 22.30 UT, 135 mm |
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last update: April 23th, 2001