SUMMARY
On March 18, 2020, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon will align in the southeastern sky during the pre-dawn hours. This celestial event, referred to as a conjunction, will be visible for approximately one week. Observers in locations such as Sydney, Australia, can capture this phenomenon using cameras like the Canon 6D with specific settings: ISO 1000, f/4 aperture, 1-second exposure, and a focal length of 24mm.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of celestial events and planetary alignment
- Familiarity with photography techniques for astrophotography
- Knowledge of camera settings and equipment, specifically the Canon 6D
- Awareness of optimal viewing times and locations for astronomical observations
NEXT STEPS
- Research techniques for astrophotography with the Canon 6D
- Learn about celestial navigation and observing planetary conjunctions
- Explore the effects of light pollution on astronomical photography
- Investigate upcoming astronomical events and how to prepare for them
USEFUL FOR
Astronomy enthusiasts, photographers interested in astrophotography, and anyone looking to observe and document celestial events.
