Time-lapse videos
Astronomy
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the
astronomical time-lapse are the most difficult to realize
because you need a special equipment and a clear and steady sky.
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 Venus UV atmosphere rotation, April 20-23 2007
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 Venus UV atmosphere rotation, April 16-19 2007.
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 Venus UV atmosphere rotation, April 7-10 2007.
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 Mars full rotation, made with 7 images taken during 2005 and 200 opposition
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 Full rotation of Jupiter made with images taken during March-April 2005
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 February 13th-14th; 12 hours of polar rotation around the north celestial pole. The brightest star in the image is Polaris. The video was taken with a CCD camera with 17 mm f0.85 lens.
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 The dance of the moons: 4 hours video that shows clearly the rotation of Jupiter and its largest moons
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 3.5 hours of solar activity; note the very slow rotation and the very fast change of the granulation
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 The solar photosphere as it changes in just 3.5 hours
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 My first time-lapse animation. The annular solar eclipse of October 3rd 2005. This is a gif animation (3.5 MB) |
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