The Urania Project
An Astronomy Blog
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Don't be afraid to ask astronomy questions! One of the three members will respond. -Emily, Melissa, Jenn, and George
Disclaimer: The pictures and art posted in this blog belong to their artists and photographers. They retain all rights. Tumblr is just a fun place to share and re-blog. If you see a photo that belongs to you and you wish for it to be removed, please contact me and it will be done so immediately.
Don't be afraid to ask astronomy questions! One of the three members will respond. -Emily, Melissa, Jenn, and George
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Jupiter: Shadow Transit of Ganymede and Europa (by Joseph Brimacombe)
<i>Via Flickr:</i>
Taken from Coral Towers Observatory at 2049 local time (UT+10) using a Mewlon 250 at F/44 and Skynyx 2-0 camera. The outermost shadow and moon is Ganymede; the innermost shadow and moon is Europa.
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