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Dirk Peeters,
Lille in Belgium
Oct. 03 |
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The partial eclipse
projected with my 114/900 newton telescope on a wall and
photographed with a Canon
Powershot s1-is.
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Laurent Laveder,
Denia, Spain
Oct. 03 |
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What an unforgetable
moment! Despite some clouds at moments, the Sun annular
eclipse was perfectly visible form Denia (in Spain). It
was so exciting. Notice in the last picture a pale prominence
at the lower left, emerging from behind the Moon disk, just
before the annular phase.
Photo
details: Canon
A95 on a Coronado
PST, 100 ASA, 1/500 s.
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Jarle Aasland,
Stavanger, Norway
Oct. 03 |
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An eclipse photo
shot through thick cloud cover.
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James O'Rear,
Praia da Vitoria, Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal
Oct. 03 |
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Partly cloudy skies
lend a aura of mystery to the annular eclipse as seen from
the edge of Praia Bay on Terceira Island in the Azores,
Portugal.
Photo
details: Canon
EOS 20D, 70-200 2.8 L, ISO 100, 1/4000 @ f22.
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Agrupacion
Astronomica Corunesa Io,
Zamora, Spain.
Oct. 03 |
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Agrupación Astronomica Coruñesa Io. www.agrupacionio.com
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Andreas Murner,
Lake Chiemsee, Bavaria, Germany
Oct. 03 |
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perfect timing - the clouds got thin enough during the first half.
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Klipsi,
Madrid, Spain
Oct. 03 |
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perfect skies, no clouds.
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Stephane PALFRAY,
Le Havre, Normandy, France
Oct. 03 |
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Image taken in my
classroom, during physis lectures!
Photo
details: Fuji
Finepix 1400zoom
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Guus Besuijen,
Middelburg, The Netherlands
Oct. 03 |
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Despite the cloudy
weather, the solar eclipse could still be watched by a few
dozen observers at the Public Observatory Philippus Lansbergen.
Photo
details: Canon
A60 at 1/25-1/40 sec., F4, through a Vixen 120mm refractor.
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Alan C Tough,
Elgin, Moray, Scotland.
Oct. 03 |
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This image of the
Solar Eclipse on 3rd October 2005 was taken at 09:39 UT.
Photo
details: Canon
PowerShot S45 digital camera and 90mm Refractor. Exposure
was 1/250 Sec @ f/3.2 and an equivalent film speed of ISO-200.
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more
images:
from Martijn Dekker of Utrecht,
The Netherlands; from Vancanneyt
Sander of Adegem, Belgium; from
Rolf Girssmann of Boostet, Germany; from
Dr John Owen of Aberdeen, Scotland;
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