Major Lunar Standstill 2006
Taken by Anthony Ayiomamitis on September 3, 2006 @ Athens, Greece
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Later this week we have a somewhat rare opportunity to observe a major lunar standstill and which occurs every 18 years. Attached is my effort from 2006 and where the rising Moon was captured at maximum positive and negative declination (+28deg, -28deg) over twelve days. The time series in the middle involves the rising Sun (near equinox) as reference and which highlights the dramatic swing involving the rising Moon. Further details in relation to the result from 2006 at https://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Lunar-Scenes-Major-Standstill-2006.htm .
Photographer's website:
https://www.perseus.gr
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