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Dennis
Mammana,
Yichang, China
Jul. 22, 2009 |
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After
hoofing it for more than three miles in 95+ degree (F) air
with humidity at least 80%, I arrived at this pagoda in
Yichang, China. And, despite the crowd that gathered around
my tripod, I managed to fire off a few decent shots. |
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MTSAT,
a Japanese satellite in
geostationary orbit
Jul. 22, 2009 |
#1 |
"Last
night I went to the SSEC
Geostationary Satellite browser and watched the Moon's
shadow cross the globe in near real time," says Uwe
Heine. "This image is from the MTSAT." |
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Wojciech
Burzynski,
looking out the window of an express train between chinese
cities Hangzhou and Zhuji.
Jul. 22, 2009 |
#1 |
Partial
phase of sun the greatest eclipse of the century. Our Polish
expedition unfortunately had missed out total phase. During
the phenomena cloudiness was various and unstable. Photo
taken without tripod through Canon 40D camera with f/8 500
mm telelens + orange filter. |
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Tsuiwen
Chen,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Jul. 22, 2009 |
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#2, #3,
#4 |
Shadow
play.Solar eclipse on July 22 ,2009. We noticed sunlight
beams falling on the ground. As well as I was surprised
when I saw the sunlight beams reflected on a t-shirts |
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Bernhard
Deufel,
Shanghai, China
Jul. 22, 2009 |
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Unluckily
- as so many others - we missed the great solar eclipse
in China due to the horrible weather. In Shanghai's People's
Square it was raining heavily during totality. It got very
dark. What a dissapointment! Later we found a newspaper
article about the solar eclispe between some ponds nicely
representing our mood... |
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Iakovos Marios Strikis,
Westlake - Hangzhou - China Jul. 22, 2009 |
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Today was the day to believe in miracles ...
We didn't sleep all night to fix the last remaining problems. Ufortunately as we experienced during the totality not all the problems were solved ...
Untill 5 minutes befour totality there was a strong haze with dark clouds above our heads ready to rain, thanks to good luck not only it didn't rain but there was a small gap between the haze and the hight altitude clouds that alowed us to observe all the Toality but not with the best weather... In perect circumstanses the images with 4 seconds exposure time must have almost been overexposed, not today .... If someone wanted to record totality had to put exposures from 1 second and above. Below are some of the best images we could aquaire during the eclipse ...
Although we didn't do all the measurements we wanted to do, we are verry happy that we were able to observe with our eyes this magnificent phenomenon... Also we are verry happy the weather here in the westlake was not raining... Our last minute parteners had verry bad luck... In Huzhou it was rainin, and in the place of Chris Go. and Tomio Akutsu were observing it was clear untill the moment of Totality ....
Hope in the next eclipse to be more lucky...
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more
images: from
Russell Cockman at the Qiantang River near Hangzhou China;
from
Ram Prasad Humagai of Kathmandu, Nepal ; from
Robert B Slobins of Chongqing, China; from
WL of Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong; from
Brenda Nicole Tan of Yangshan Island (100km south of Shanghai),
China; from
Tymon Kretschmer of Wuhan, China; from
Ming Chih Wang of TongLing, China; from
James Kevin Ty of Wuhan , Hubei Province, China; from
Sarada. S of Marina beach, Chennai, India; from
Ľubomír Urbančok of Shanghai, Jingshanzou, China; from
Cormac Gebruers of Shanghai, PRC
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