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Saturday, October 14, 2023

Another Annular Eclipse

Soaptree Yucca
Dr. K, Willow, Frio and I were still out hiking when the annular eclipse began at 9:13 a.m., but we didn't really get to see anything of interest until later, at home, when I used a pinhole projector to display the image on a sheet of white paper.

The morning grew noticeably darker and cooler during the passage of the lunar penumbra, and the image we projected looked to reach about 85% of solar coverage.  It was an interesting experience that neither Heeler seemed to appreciate.

Soaptree Yuccas and the mountains

Hedgehog

Soaptree

This & next 2:  the "O"s



White Sands Missile Range launch during eclipse

Spectrum refraction captures the eclipse (arrows)

 

1 comment:

Dr. K said...

Great image of the eclipse.

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