Moonset and Saturn exiting occultation
Taken by Eliot Herman on September 17, 2024 @ Tucson AZ
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I had a thunderstorm as the Moon occulted Saturn so the Moon was invisible and gear had to be covered. As Saturn was about to exit occultation a thin band of clearing sky appeared on the SW horizon where the Moon would appear. A quick telescope set up to power up, remove rain covers and a capture of Saturn exiting occultation with the Moon only 2-3 degrees above the horizon, first yellow and then orange colored. Both the Moon and Saturn are distorted by the near horizon into fun house mirror versions. Captured with a Takashashi 120 mm, 2X Televue Powermate, and a Nikon Z8.
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