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Mammals | Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles | Lunar Eclipse

Lunar Eclipse

Digiscoped 11/8/03 at the Tepke Observatory in Manchester, New Jersey, under the direction of the noted astrophotographers Dr. Nolan Tepke and Dr. Paige Tepke, with consultation by lunar astronomer Professor Jacob Tepke. Nikon Coolpix 995, Kowa TSN-824, 20-60x.
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Ann Pettigrew22-Jan-2019 16:03
Magnificent!!!
Chris 17-Oct-2007 12:44
Awesome set of photos!
j.c.fetlock 02-Jul-2007 19:31
astounding
Darlene & Steve 03-Dec-2003 18:08
Love the images. We had an awesome view in Marienville, Pa. Thanks to you and your ever able, "young" scientist. Glad JB kept you warm could have used JD here, lol. thanks to a happy lovable "brother" for telling us of this site.
Carol Chetkovich 17-Nov-2003 16:37
These are really terrific. Thanks for posting them. CC
Barbara and Mark 16-Nov-2003 20:37
Awesome photos! You scientists really get great results when you put your heads together.
Glen Tepke16-Nov-2003 03:52
Oops --previous comment should not be attributed to Glen
Glen Tepke16-Nov-2003 03:44
Also thanks to Jim Beam for keeping things in focus by warming the cockles of the hearts of the senior astronomers on a cool evening -- "The Observatory Curator"
Natalie Chetkovich 15-Nov-2003 06:13
Very impressive!!! Better than watching it live!
Kathy 14-Nov-2003 15:40
Wow! These are infinitely better looks than we got standing out on the corner of 83rd and First Avenue and staring up into the sky--not to mention more comfortable viewing conditions. Thanks and kudos to the astronomers involved, Drs. Nolan, Paige, and Jacob (and to the technical assistance of the King of the Auto Tours, G. Tepke).
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