Lunar Eclipse Gallery
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Summary: The full moon glided through Earth's shadow on Nov 8/9, 2003, and turned a delightful shade of deep red. Get the full story from Science@NASA.

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  Photographer, Location, Date Larger images Comments

Ed Morana,
Tracy, California, USA
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This picture was taken before the eclipse began--but it's remarkable anyway, because it shows the International Space Station gliding between Earth and the Moon. [more]

Jerry Gunnett,
Kenton, Ohio, USA
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Orion Short Tube 80mm Nikon Coolpix 995 Iso 100

David Haworth,
Salem, OR, USA
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Image taken through the clouds with Nikon Coolpix 990 Digital Camera afocal coupled to a ScopeTronix STWA18 Wide Angle 18mm Eyepiece/Adapter on an Orion Telescopes & Binoculars ShortTube™ achromatic 80mm aperture refractor.

Thad V'Soske,
Laguna Mountains in southern California, USA
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Clouds prevailed all evening so I was only able to capture a few decent shots of the event. It was great to see, nonetheless. These digital images were captured with a Canon 10D using Canon

Jesús Ojeda,
St. Francis, WI, USA
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Photo details: Sony DSC-F707 digital camera attached to 8" Meade LX10, ISO 100, 1.5 second exposures.

Benjamin Poupard,
Ville Dommange, near Reims, France
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A great night between the Moon and the Sun!

Wojtek Rychlik,
Colorado Springs, CO, USA
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These pictures were taken right after moonrise. Canon 1Ds, ISO 100-1250, 800mm and 70mm lenses, exposure from 1/250s to 1s.

Denis JOYE,
Péronne, Somme department, FRANCE
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Here is a set of three moon pictures. Each picture position has been calculated taking into account capture time, moon angular diameter and moon angular speed. This view gives the opportunity to compare the size of earth's shadow and the moon. These pictures were captured in North of France with CASIO QV4000 + SP40mm eyepiece + MEADE LX200 8" at F/6.3.

John Molders,
Oss, the Netherlands
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This image was taken with a Bresser 120/1000mm f/8.3 refractor and Nikon FM-2 camera. The exposure was 7-seconds on Kodak Royal 400 ASA. A beautiful Mid-totality !

J.Porto,
Ponta Delgada city Azores islands Portugal
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Taken with a ETX90mm CCD megapixel Sony camera Afocal method 3o mm eyepiece

Tony Licata,
Lake Erie Metropark, Brownstown, Michigan
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This shot was taken shooting over Lake Erie from the park.

Stan Richard,
Interstate 35 in north central Iowa
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Frigid temps but a beautiful site with the bright Milky Way overhead and the orangish-red totally eclipsed moon hanging in the sky near Taurus and the Pleiades. 6-image composite using Nikon digital camera.

Oliver M. Ruesing,
Witten, Ruhr Area, Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany
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The pictures were taken using a 200/1000 Newton Reflector and Nikon Coolpix 4500. Fortunately, the cloudy sky cleared up right at the beginning of the eclipse!

More: from James Hewett-Hicks, Downtown Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; from William Gruenwald of Chilliwack, BC, Canada; from Gilles Dawidowicz, Corbeil-Essonnes, near Paris, France; from David E. Johnson, Joliet, Illinois, USA; from Mike Hendley, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; from Kevin S. Jung, James C. Veen Observatory, Lowell, Michigan, USA; from Rick Meinig of Colorado Springs, CO, USA; from Paul Romanow of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada