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Yaron
Eini,
Rinatia, Israel.
Aug. 17, 2008 |
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#2, more |
As
I was taking photos of the eclipse, my friend pointed out
a cat which suddenly was moving on the roof in front of
us. He looked as if he felt something was happening above
all of us ... |
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Marco
Fulle,
Duino, Trieste, Italy
Aug. 16, 2008 |
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Miss Eclipse by Marco Fulle - Stromboli Online
The
partial moon eclipse of 16 August 2008 offered a perfect
geometry to perform an educational project involving both
Stromboli Online - Swisseduc, the Trieste Astronomical Observatory
and local schools. The aim of this project was a public
show illustrating how a lunar eclipse works. First, students
had to compute the geometry of the simulated eclipse. They
found that the distance bewteen the light source (the "Sun"
in the show, at bottom-left corner in the photo) and the
globe used to project the shadow (the "Earth", at center-left
in the photo) had to be 38 times the size of the globe itself
in order to obtain a projected shadow with an angular size
perfectly matching the real Earth shadow. Then they searched
for a landscape properly oriented with respect to the sky,
where to perform all the show in late evening of 16 August.
They found that the New Church of San Giovanni in Tuba near
Duino (Trieste, Italy) had the right orientation and architecture
to enhance a sector of the shadow directed towards the eclipsed
moon. The final result was a projected shadow so perfectly
matching the real Earth one, that the student holding the
globe (portraited in the photo, taken with f=180mm lens
on a reflex FujiS3 digicam) had the impression to be the
real actor responsible of the ongoing moon eclipse! The
Church rises in a site important for religion since many
thousands years (actually dating back to Greek Ages), because
Timavo River rises back to light here after an invisible
40km long flow hidden in caves: Ancient Greeks built-up
here temples devoted to Hercules, whose constellation was
high in the sky during all the eclipse show. |
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Valter Binotto,
Possagno, TV Italy Aug. 16, 2008 |
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more |
A beautiful eclipse through the clouds
Nikon D300 300/2.8 1.6 sec 500 asa at f5
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George Tarsoudis,
Alexandroupolis, Greece Aug. 16, 2008 |
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#2, #3,
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One of the best Lunar Eclipse I have see, I take photos from the others two eclipses
http://www.lunar-captures.com/moon_eclipse.html
Technical details:
Telescope Takahatsi TSA-102N, Canon EoS 350D at prime focus, Tv :2, ISO :200, 16/08/2008 21:09:20 UT.
Technical details of Occulation :
Telescope Orion Optics 10 inch @ f/6.3, Canon EoS 350D at prime focus,stack 4 images, Tv: 2, ISO: 100, times in image.
Technical details Eclipse with Umbra:
Telescope Takahatsi TSA-102N, Canon EoS 350D at prime focus, Tv :1/40, ISO :100, 16/08/2008, 22:19:07 UT.
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Andreas
D. Skjervold,
Bodø, Norway
Aug. 16, 2008 |
#1,
#2, #3,
more |
The
cloudy horizon cleared just in time for the eclipse.
Photo
details: Nikon D70, Sigma 70-300mm |
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Manuel
Díaz Rodríguez,
Parque N. del Teide, Canary Island, Spain
Aug. 16, 2008 |
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#2, #3,
#4 |
This
photo was taken by Manuel Díaz of Parque del Teide, Canary
Island , during the partial lunar eclipse of August 16th.
, 2008. Photo details: Canon EOS350D 2s expsure. Celestron
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more
images: from
Csaba Hadhazi of Hajduhadhaz, Hungary; from
Aymen Ibrahem of Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt;
from
Paolo Laquale of Altamura, (BA), Italy; from
Peter Elzinga of Bergum, Friesland, The Netherlands; from
Valmir Martins de Morais of Estação Astronômica PieGise in
the city of Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, Brazil; from
Peter Naglič of near Celje, Slovenia; from
Albert of El Masnou of Barcelona, Spain; from
Victor Voropaev of Krasnogorsk, near Moscow, Russia; from
Joerg Schoppmeyer of Near Heidelberg, Germany; from
Romolo Berchicci of Altamura, south Italy;
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