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The others pictures of "3 October 2005 annular Sun eclipse" |
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3 October Annular Eclipse |
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The Moon continue to progress in front of the Sun, masking more than a half of the solar disk. The sky is better and better, but nearly full of clouds. May be we will be able to see the annularity. The light looks odd...
Coauthor: Didier Jamet. |
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50 mm focal length |
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1/500 s with digital camera Canon A95 + 12 mm eyepiece + PST 40 Coronado |
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October 3, 2005, Dénia (Espagne) |
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The others pictures of "3 October 2005 annular Sun eclipse" |
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A Shower of
Stars in Brittany
Brittany by night
in panorama!
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