Looking West soon after the sun on April 10, Venus was a beautiful sight near the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters. The image was taken with a 24mm lens at f/4 for 10 seconds, ISO 1600. The Orion Nebula, the fuzzy spot in the sword of Orion can easily be seen. Another star cluster, the Hyades, is the V-shaped grouping in the constellation Taurus.
Hi Tom,
ReplyDeleteMy name Slim, I am astronomer in France and I just watch your movie "North Celestial Pole Star Rotation" on Youtube.
I am actually doing a promo trailer for my activity as Star Guide coach and I loved to use a few seconds of your movie with star rotating as an illustration of the sky rotation.
Is it something you will agree on ?
All about my activity on fr.cosmostory.com (french only sorry).
Best regards
Slim
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