2007双子流星雨组图 （持续更新中……）

可惜啊
昨天早就睡了
没看到
就只好看图了

                               
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Canon 400D, 30 sec exposure, iso 800, F3.5

                               
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Deceptive, quickly changing weather conditions, subzero temperatures and very strong winds decimated our group down to four observers, but we were lucky enough to be treated to a good Geminid return. After midnight the rates were high, but did not appear quite as spectacular as in 2006 and 2004. Due to rapidly changing observing conditions I did not make formal observations but operated my Nikon D80 camera fitted with a 20 mm f/2.8 lens. In almost four an a half hours 26 Geminids and a single sporadic were caught. This was the finest photographed Geminid, a stunning -4 magnitude bluegreen fireball in Hydra. It looked like one shot from a Roman candle. Several other beautiful Geminid fireballs were also seen, but they managed to evade all four of our our group's cameras! My brother Peter (who you may remember by a fine photo of a -8 magnitude sporadic fireball during the 2005 Perseid shower, which you also featured on Spaceweather.com) also operated his Nikon D70 with an 18 mm f/3.5 lens, but only 8 Geminids and a very rare Sigma Hydrid chose to appear in his field of view. So you see, it's a real lottery! We hope to observe and photograph more fine meteors during the upcoming Quadrantid meteor shower.

                               
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Amir Hossein Abolfath[size=-1],
Ira village, Tehran, Iran
Dec. 14, 2007

At first I thought that I'm not lucky, Cause of clouds. I have checked Iridium satellite flash and I started to take a pic of Iridium 53. Suddenly I saw a bright meteor passed near that. So, after all I was lucky. Comet Holmes, an Iridium and a Geminid meteor on my pic. Canon EOS 5D, 28mm @ f/2.8

Ugur Ikizler,
Mudanya - Bursa / Turkey
Dec. 15, 2007

                               
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15.12.2007 03:19, Canon Rebel XT, Sigma 17-70 ( 17 mm ), f/ 2,8, ISO 800, 30 sec.

                               
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15.12.2007 02:31, Canon Rebel XT, Sigma 17-70 ( 17 mm ), f/ 2,8, ISO 800, 30 sec.

                               
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15.12.2007 02:28, Canon Rebel XT, Sigma 17-70 ( 17 mm ), f/ 2,8, ISO 800, 30 sec.

                               
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Thomas Kerns,
Homer, Alaska
Dec. 15, 2007


There were still a few meteors on the morning of the 15th. On particularly bright one went streaking right through the big dipper. Canon 40d canon 15mm fisheye f2.8 iso 1600 2 min exposure.

好呀                      真是好东西!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
谢谢楼主

                               
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"More than one hundred people at the Beijing Planetarium enjoyed the glittering meteors," says photographer Xin Li. He combined ten photos taken with his Canon EOS 30D to produce a composite "meteor splash." Tracing the meteors backwards in time shows that they all come from a common radiant in the constellation Gemini.

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I was up to 62 counted Geminids from 8pm till 1:15am (an hour travel in between) and then the show really kicked in. I stopped counting not only to concentrate on the camera but the Geminid's at some points were streaking the sky three at a time. it was amazing! Despite the 35* temperatures and the Geminids out of the field of view, I captured close to 20. Still checking the images. The big fish got away though as a beautiful fireball heading southwest towards the Baja of California broke apart into two pieces with brilliant blue and red colors. I'm hoping someone was able to capture that one and post. All in all it was a fun and successful night of the Geminids.

我说12楼的怎么那么眼熟，原来是前几天照片作者在观测版发过的！ ^^

                               
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On Friday evening December 14, the Geminids continued to be impressive even though it was well past the shower's peak! I braved the cold -18C weather to observe them under a dark country sky and was not disappointed. Many brightly colored Geminids and even a mag -5 fireball appeared! I took several short exposures with my Canon 30D (with a 20mm f/2.8 lens) and Canon 300D (with a 35mm f/2 lens) at ISO 1600 over the course of a few hours. I then stacked the images containing meteors together to produce these two compositions.

                               
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Since it was cloudy in Colorado, I drove to Roy, NM. I was blessed with clear skys and the best Geminids I have seen for 30 years. I did not keep a running count since I was busy taking pictures. Instead I counted the time between meteors in seconds and rarely got over 30 seconds and feel I averaged a meteor every 10 seconds or less. I would rate it somewhere between a shower and a storm. I will be interested to hear reports from Asia during the peak.

真的是好东西，可惜没自己亲自看看。

                               
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Very nice meteor shower. I was trying to decide whether to go out at 1 AM on the 14th and shoot the Geminids. After seeing 4 from my bed in about 10 minutes, I had to get out there. This composite was made from 50 minutes worth of shooting w my 24 mm lens. There is also a very slight green glow from the aurora peeking over the mountains.

真震撼！每次看酷图都会找都好的~~！

不错，拍得还算好

很好看~~我什么时候能拍出来这样的片片呢 ？？