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Anoche fue el eclipse lunar, siempre llamativo por el efecto rojizo de la sombra que nos recuerda los augurios y presagios del pasado. Como no me encontraba muy fino con el enfoque me dedique a hacer pruebas, esta foto es con el duplicador 1.4x con lo que en teorÃa estamos hablando de 1200 mm con el factor de multiplicación de la cámara 1.6. Lástima que mi telescopio sea cutre, no saca suficiente definición, aunque al ser un 1200 más la cámara 1.6, la toma consigue ser un primerÃsimo primer plano.
Preston Bus were operating the 280 with at least 2 of thest Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 Hybrids on Saturday. It's good to see double deckers used on this route.
Our specialized 85 cent eclipse viewing glasses for viewing the annular solar eclipse in Mesquite, Nevada.
Actress Kristen Stewart arrives to the premiere of "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" during the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on June 24, 2010 in Los Angeles, California..2010 Los Angeles Film Festival - "Eclipse" Premiere - Arrivals.Nokia Theatre L.A. Live.Los Angeles, CA United States.June 24, 2010.Photo by Mark Sullivan/WireImage.com..To license this image (60866299), contact WireImage.com
Eclipse is a first person exploration game, set on a sentient planet with a dark past. At its core is mysterious story of a world filled with discovery and wonder. You awake after crash-landing to find yourself in a dreamscape environment, littered with the remnants of a failed civilisation.
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Lunar eclipse 03-03-2007
Theme: The Solar System
by Gary Foord, Rainham, Kent
90mm Maksutov–Cassegrain
eyepiece projection with Canon A610 6mp compact digital camera
My youngest Moons and I got up just before sunrise this morning to check out New England's first solar eclipse since Christmas 2000. It was a little chilly, but we were prepared to handle it. What disappointed us, however, was that the clouds had the eastern sky absolutely covered for the entire 50-minute duration of the eclipse. They were good sports about it, since this seems to be the usual outcome for celestial events around here. It all turned out okay in the end, though, with a trip to Dunkin' Donuts for breakfast. Woohoo!
Lunar eclipse 03-03-2007
Theme: The Solar System
by Gary Foord, Rainham, Kent
90mm Maksutov–Cassegrain
eyepiece projection with Canon A610 6mp compact digital camera
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Source of information: Grace's Guide to British Industrial History.
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Composite of the August 21 eclipse as seen from the grounds of Fuentes Observatory on the Cornell University campus, Ithaca, NY
Purple box shows the area from which TWO total eclipses will be visible, in 2017 and 2024. Mark your calendars.
Eclipse Glasses rated ISO-12312-2 for viewing a solar eclipse.
☞ Top: individual glasses.
☞ Bottom: for viewing over prescription eyewear.
â–¶ More total solar eclipse photos: here.
21 August 2017.
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▶"Your parents probably told you to NEVER look directly at the sun with your naked eye. In fact, you've probably been told that by lots of reputable sources (including our own Space.com). But according to NASA and four other science and medical organizations, it's OK to look at a total solar eclipse with the naked eye — but only when the face of the sun is totally obscured by the moon.
â–¶ Looking directly at the sun without eye protection can cause serious eye damage or blindness. But there are ways to safely observe the sun. During a partial solar eclipse, people often use pinhole cameras to watch the progress of the moon across the sun's surface (pinhole cameras are easy to make at home). This is an "indirect" way of observing the sun, because the viewer sees only a projection of the sun and the moon."
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â–¶ "To view the sun directly (and safely), use 'solar-viewing glasses' or 'eclipse glasses' or 'personal solar filters' (these are all names for the same thing), according to the safety recommendations from NASA. The 'lenses' of solar-viewing glasses are made from special-purpose solar filters that are hundreds of thousands of times darker than regular sunglasses, according to the American Astronomical Society (AAS). These glasses are so dark that the face of the sun should be the only thing visible through them. Solar-viewing glasses can be used to view a solar eclipse, or to look for sunspots on the sun's surface.
â–¶ But beware! NASA and the AAS recommend that solar-viewing or eclipse glasses meet the current international standard: ISO 12312-2. Some older solar-viewing glasses may meet previous standards for eye protection, but not the new international standard."
—Space.com.
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Headed out of the office this morning to try to get a few photos of the solar eclipse. Didn't quite have the right gear, but you can tell there was an eclipse a little bit. One of these times I'll get around to getting a proper filter.
Happy New Year!
2010 seems auspicious for Astronomy with a Partial Lunar Eclipse gracing the first night of the new year!
We were with students in a village outside Chennai and clicked a few images.
Regards
Venkat