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Annunciati i vincitori del concorso Astronomy Photgrapher ,
24 Ottobre 2018
"La Luna al quarto ha rivelato l'incredibile, vasto panorama delle colline di scisto che si apriva sotto di noi. (...) La galassia di Andromeda, il quarto di Luna, la Via Lattea e la posizione del fotografo hanno tutti contribuito a creare un ritratto affascinante e armonioso del lavoro di un fotografo del cielo notturno.", così Brad descrive la propria foto.
Qui di seguito i vincitori delle varie categorie:
- Ferenc Szémár (Ungheria) con Circumpolar (Vincitore)
- Chuanjin Su (Cina) con Eclipsed Moon Trail (Secondo classificato)
- Ruslan Merzlyakov (Lettonia) con Midnight Glow sul Limfjord (Menzione speciale)
Aurore — Foto di luci boreali e australi
- Nicolas Lefaudeux (Francia) con eccesso di velocità sull'Aurora Lane (Vincitore)
- Matthew James Turner (Regno Unito) con Castlerigg Stone Circle (Secondo classificato)
- Mikkel Beiter (Danimarca) con Aurorascape (Menzione speciale)
Persone e Spazio — Fotografie del cielo che includono persone o elementi di interesse umano
- Brad Goldpaint (USA) con Transport the Soul (Vincitore e vincitore assoluto)
- Andrew Whyte (Regno Unito) con Living Space (Secondo classificato)
- Marc McNeill (Regno Unito) con Me versus the Galaxy (Menzione speciale)
l Sole — Immagini del Sole, inclusi eclissi solari e transiti
- Nicolas Lefaudeux (Francia) con Sun King, Little King and God of War (Vincitore)
- Stuart Green (Regno Unito) con Colored Eruptive Prominence (Secondo classificato)
- Haiyang Zong (Cina) con AR2673 (Menzione speciale)
La Luna — Foto della Luna, incluse eclissi lunari e occultazioni di stelle e pianeti
- Jordi Delpeix Borrell (Spagna) con Inverted Colours of the Boundary between Mare Serenitatis and Mare Tranquillitatis (Vincitore)
- Peter Ward (Australia) con Earth Shine (Secondo classificato)
- László Francsics (Ungheria) con From the Dark Side (Menzione speciale)
Pianeti, comete e asteroidi – Foto di oggetti nel nostro Sistema Solare, compresi i pianeti e i loro satelliti, comete, asteroidi e altre forme di detriti zodiacali
- Martin Lewis (Regno Unito) con The Grace of Venus (Vincitore)
- Martin Lewis (Regno Unito) con Parade of the Planets (Secondo classificato)
- Gerald Rhemann (Austria) con Comet C / 2016 R2 Panstarrs la cometa blu di monossido di carbonio (Menzione speciale)
Stelle e Nebulose — Foto di stelle, ammassi stellari, resti di supernove e nebulose a altri fenomeni tutti all'interno della Via Lattea
- Mario Cogo (Italia) con Corona Australis Dust Complex (Vincitore)
- Mario Cogo (Italia) con Rigel e la Nebulosa Testa di strega (Secondo classificato)
- Rolf Wahl Olsen (Danimarca) con i globuli di Thackeray in colori a banda stretta (Menzione speciale)
Galassie — Foto di galassie, ammassi di galassie e associazioni stellari: tutti gli oggetti dello spazio profondo oltre la Via Lattea
- Steven Mohr (Australia) NGC 3521 - Mysterious Galaxy (Vincitore)
- Raul Villaverde Fraile (Spagna) con From Mirach (Secondo classificato)
- Cesar Blanco (Spagna) con Fireworks Galaxy NGC6939-SN 2017 MAE (Menzione speciale)
Young Astronomy Photographer of the Year - Foto scattate da astronomi in erba sotto i 16 anni di età
- Fabian Dalpiaz (Italia - 15 anni) di Great Autumn Morning (Vincitore)
- Logan Nicholson (Australia - 13 anni) con The Eta Carinae Nebula (Secondo classificato)
- Thea Hutchinson (Regno Unito - 11 anni) con Inverted Sun (Menzione speciale)
- Davy van der Hoeven (Paesi Bassi - 10 anni) con A Valley on the Moon (Menzione speciale)
- Casper Kentish (Regno Unito - 8 anni) Prime impressioni (Menzione speciale)
Premio speciale: il premio Sir Patrick Moore per il miglior esordiente
- Tianhong Li (Cina) con Galaxy Curtain Call Performance
Premio speciale: Robotic Scope
- Damian Peach (Regno Unito) con Two Comets with the Pleiades
Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year è un concorso organizzato dal Royal Observatory Greenwich, in collaborazione con Insight Investment e BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
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