Zodiacal Light 07/10/2022 (Łukasz Żak)

Zodiacal Light 07/10/2022

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✨Zodiacal Light✨

It's October already, autumn is already in full swing, the trees are taking on beautiful colors, so there is a lot to photograph. Following the weather forecasts, there was hope for the weather window from Thursday to Friday and it happened, I went with my friend to Podlasie. There was one goal, to capture the zodiacal light in the morning just before the end of the astronomical night, and it just happened! Zodiacal light - it's a faint glow in the sky, plus or minus two weeks around the equinox. It is dust in interplanetary space illuminated by the sun. As the autumn equinox was over and there were no suitable conditions for observing and photographing, the night from Thursday to Friday was the only chance and it worked. Hear this phenomenon is visible to the naked eye, because I experienced it myself! And now I invite you to take a walk and admire the starry sky! And one more thing! Mars accompanied by Orion, what a sight!

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Canon EOS R mod plus Sigma 28mm f1.4 ART
40 x 15s ISO8000 Tripod Ha: 1 x 120s ISO8000
07.10.2022 Mierzynówka Czarna Cerkiewna, POLAND 🇵🇱

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