The Hale-Bopp comet rises above the Mönch (4099 m).
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 23,
1997 at 5h00 UT+1.
Lens: 50 mm at f/1.8. Exposure time 30 seconds. Film Fujicolor
SG1600.
The Hale-Bopp comet rises above the Mönch (4099 m).
The mountain is illuminated by the Full Moon.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 23,
1997 at 5h11 UT+1.
Lens: 120 mm at f/3.5. Exposure time 30 seconds. Film Fujicolor
SG1600.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 24,
1997 at 20h22 UT+1.
Lens: 210 mm at f/3.5. Exposure time : about 2 minutes (camera mounted
in parallel on a telescope). Film Fujicolor SG800.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 24,
1997 at 21h18 UT+1.
The Full Moon illuminates the dome and the meteorological instruments in
the foreground.
Lens: 29 mm at f/2.8. Exposure time 22 seconds. Film Fujicolor
SG800.
The Hale-Bopp comet above Interlaken and the Swiss plain.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 24,
1997 at 21h30 UT+1.
Lens: 29 mm at f/2.8. Exposure time 10 seconds. Film Fujicolor
SG800.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory (Switzerland), on March 27,
1997 at 20h23 UT+1.
Lens: 210 mm at f/3.5. Exposure time 90 seconds. Film Fujichrome
Provia 1600 (slide) developed at 800 ASA.
The Hale-Bopp comet above the Swiss plain.
Picture taken at the Jungfraujoch observatory, located in Switzerland, at
an altitude of 3580 meters above sea level.
Date: March 27, 1997 at 21h31 UT+1.
The lights visible in the plain are, from left to right, the cities of
Neuchâtel (far left), Thun, Bern (left of the comet), Interlaken
(foreground) and Soleure. The black line at the horizon, in the center and
in the right side of the picture, is the Jura mountains, at 120 km
distance.
On the picture, the tail of the comet is visible over 12°, i.e. 69 million
kilometers !
Lens: 29 mm at f/2.8. Exposure time 2 minutes (on tripod). Film
Fujichrome Provia 1600 (slide) developed at 800 ASA.
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