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When you spend all morning *trying* to get your cell phone fixed and don't have time to tweak your eclipse plan due to weather, then run into several thunderstorms and only see a portion of the eclipse you've been really excited about, Lady Luck turns her eye on you and at least you get a sweet selfie out of the deal. #eclipse2017
ECLIPSE (Economic Compact Lightweight Pointer-tracker SystEm) is a stabilised, two-axis pointer tracker designed for use as part of the Directed InfraRed Counter Measure (DIRCM) System. The design capitalises on SELEX Galileo’s existing DIRCM pedigree, formulated through the design and delivery of over 1000 combat-proven transmitters to Northrop Grumman Corporation for use in its AN/ AAQ-24(V) NEMESIS DIRCM system.
Fotocomposición que resume el desarrollo del eclipse lunar desde que la Luna entra en la zona de umbra (abajo a la derecha) hasta que ya casi ha entrado completamente en ella (arriba a la izquierda). La imagen en la esquina superior derecha es la Luna tomada con el máximo zoom digital de la cámara, para apreciar algo más de detalle de la superficie lunar.
Stages of the Lunar eclipse taken in Perth they run from the bottom to the top
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Eclipse lunar total de 2004-10-28. 2min antes do inicio da totalidade. Notar o restinho de luz solar na borda e a cor avermelhada na parte eclipsada ...
Lunar eclipse over Croatia seen through telescope. Umbra retreating at 23:12.
ISO-100, exposure 1/4 s, f 4.9
Annular Solar Eclipse, May 20, 2012. Taken from University of Nevada, Reno. This picture was taken with a filter to protect my camera. It's the same kind of filter we used to view it with our eyes. Breathtaking!
I didn't see any squirrels with blood red eyes and the voice of impending doom (for instance) during the eclipse today (August 21, 2017), but it did make these trees go all weird.
Just a play on the eclipse captured earlier at Dunbar, where the sky's were clear. Put my 10 stop on, set camera to manual & set the exposure to 8000/sec at f16, manual focus to infinity. Just wish I had a 10 stop for my 70 - 300mm.
Front end of a Wright Eclipse bus in the London Transport Museum. Apparently the bus was new in 2002, but after an arson attack virtually destroyed it, the front end section was salvaged and transformed into this museum exhibit at the Wright Bus factory in Ireland.
2010 January Annular Solar Eclipse
Pic by: Shehal Joseph / Romayne Anthony
Filter: Infrared
Optics: see exif data
Partial solar eclipse on 20th March 2015 as viewed from Stockport, NW England. Photographed with a Canon 700D DSLR.
The moon continues its progress across the sun.
Photo by Mike Nice
Mast General still has a few Eclipse-themed T-Shirts, but if they go like Eclipse Glasses, they may not last long. Everyone is keeping a nervous eye on the Eclipse weather forecast and crossing fingers, much like the occasional winter snow weather watches.
Beginning of the eclipse. Taken from my back porch. Hand held at 200 ASA, underexposed by two stops. I tried to take some photos of the eclipse further advanced, first on the way to work, but they turned out blurry even though I used a tripod. By the time I had gotten to work and the eclipse was full, the moon had sunk so low on the horizon that it was obscured by clouds to the west.
L'éclipse du 21 août telle que vue à Rimouski. L'éclipse était partielle et relativement nuageuse.