Images from
Patrick Wiggins
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Stardust reentry pictures, 15 JAN 2006.
In each of these pictures Stardust was traveling from the lower right to the upper left.
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Spectators enjoy the reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft from the Wendover,
Utah airport.  Copyright Chris Detrick/Salt Lake Tribune

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Reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft as seen from the Wendover, Utah airport.
Copyright Chris Detrick/Salt Lake Tribune

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Stardust reentry, Wendover. I moved the camera as the long exposure
started and the heat shield's bright streak shows that jiggle. When the
vibrations died the dimmer ion trail was recorded, since the glow persisted
after Stardust moved on. Where the spacecraft emerged from behind the
structure, you can see the ion trail separately from the heat shield glow.
The structure is an old control tower at the airfeld.
Copyright Joe Bauman, Deseret Morning News

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Reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft as seen from the Wendover, Utah airport.
Copyright Bruce Fischer, Ogden Astronomical Society

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Reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft as seen from a hilltop just SW of Wendover,
Utah.  Copyright Corrie Southworth, Salt Lake-Tooele Applied Technology College

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Reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft as seen from south of Wendover,
Utah.  Copyright Erik Johnston, Moxion Digital Productions

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Reentry of NASA's Stardust spacecraft as seen from south of Wendover,
Utah.  Copyright Erik Johnston, Moxion Digital Productions

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Recently discovered dwarf planet "Xena" (2003 UB313).  2', C-14 @ f/5.2 w/ST-10XME.  South is up.  29 AUG 2006

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Recently discovered dwarf planet "Xena" (2003 UB313).  3', C-14 @ f/5.2 w/ST-10XME.  South is up.  01 SEP 2006

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Bubble Nebula, Caldwell 11, 20-1 minute exposures w/C-14 @ f/5.2 w/ST-10XME.  19 SEP 2006

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NGC7331, 20-1 minute exposures w/C-14 @ f/5.2 w/ST-10XME.  19 SEP 2006

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NGC7331.  Same as #165 but processed by Tyler Allred using Photoshop.  19 SEP 2006

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M-31.  100 15" exposures w/ST-10XME & 300mm f/5.6 camera lens.  29 SEP 2006

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M-27, C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME binned 1x1, 60 1' exposures stacked.  13 OCT 2006

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M-33 (central region), C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME binned 1x1, 100 1' exposures stacked over two nights.  13 & 14 OCT 2006

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NGC 925, C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME binned 1x1, 100 1' exposures stacked.  15 OCT 2006

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Refractor around 1988.

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Patrick Wiggins with refractor around 1988.

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Refractor finder around 1988.

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Patrick Wiggins in front of the Donna Pease Wiggins Refractor House.
Used in the 2007 Tooele Country Business & Visitors Guide.
Troy Boman/Tooele County Transcript  12 OCT 2006

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Patrick Wiggins at the door of SPOC's Donna Pease Wiggins Refractor House.
Used in article on the naming of asteroid Elko.
Rick Egan/The Salt Lake Tribune  12 DEC 2006

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Minor planet 4099 Wiggins, C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME binned 3x3, 60" exposure.
21 SEP 2007 UT at 09:52

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Patrick Wiggins near SPOC (not shown).
Used in an article in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin.
Troy Boman/Tooele County Transcript  04 OCT 2007

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Comet 17P Holmes, C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME, -25° & binned 3x3.  Mosaic of 9 unguided 10 second exposures.  FOV ~25'x35'.
Taken 08 NOV 2007 between 0752 & 0755 UT

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Four "Movies" of the close (~550,000 km) approach of minor planet 2007 TU24 on 29 JAN 2008 between 0649 & 0652 UT.
C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME,
-25° & binned 3x3 w/clear filter.  Series of 2" exposures.  FOV ~9' x 13'.

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2007TU24

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2007TU24

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2007TU24 (Assembled and annotated by Kurt Fisher)

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"Movie" of the close (~6,500,000 km) approach of minor planet 2002 TD66 on 07 MAR 2007 between 0713 & 0829 UT.
C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME, -25° & binned 3x3 w/red filter.  Series of 15" exposures.  FOV ~9' x 13'.

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Minor planet 4099 Wiggins, C-14 @ f/11, ST-10XME, -10° & binned 3x3 w/clear filter.  Two 4' unguided exposures.  FOV ~9' x 13'.
06 NOV 2008 UT at 12:22 & 12:37