Image Gallery of Solar System Bodies (excluding comets)

mages of Solar System Objects - Sun, Moon, Planets, Interplanetary Dust

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Solar Gallery	Lunar Gallery	Venus 8" f/6 Maksutov-Newton working at f/12 (Celeston Ultima 2x) Webcam: Philips PCVC 840K with IR-cut filter Date: December 8, 2005, 15:02 MEZ Site: Mistelbach, Lower Austria Exposure time: 464 x 1/500s Image taken and processed by Howdii.
Mars Gallery	Jupiter Gallery	Saturn Gallery
Uranus with its moons Titania (left, 13.9 mag) and Oberon (right, 14.1 mag) 8" f/6 Maksutov-Newton working at f/30 (Televue "Powermate" 5x) CCD-Camera: SBIG ST-402 Date: September 6, 2005, 23:55 MESZ Site: Mistelbach, Lower Austria LRGB image, exposure time: Uranus 20 x 1 sec, moons 7 x 4 sec (2x2 binning). Image taken and processed by Howdii.	Neptune with its moon Triton 8" f/6 Maksutov-Newton working at f/30 (Televue "Powermate" 5x) CCD-Camera: SBIG ST-402 Date: September 6, 2005, 22:56 MESZ Site: Mistelbach, Lower Austria LRGB image, exposure time: Neptune L = 9 x 1.5 sec, R = 7 x 4 sec, G = 4 x 4 sec, B = 6 x 4 sec; Triton 6 x 4 sec (2x2 binning). Image taken and processed by Howdii.	Pluto 4.1" f/6.2 APO Date: June 2, 2002 CCD-Camera: SBIG ST-7E Site: Niederleis/Lower Austria Exposure time: 20 sec. Pluto is pointed at by the short blinking line. North is up. Click here for an Observation Report (in German).
	The Gegenschein - September 23, 2006