Submissions Gallery: Partial Solar Eclipse 2014

[owlice]

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[dsnope]

Maximum partial solar eclipse from southern California with massive sunspot AR12192 in the center.
Copyright: Dave Snope

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http://www.pbase.com/dsnope/image/157950864

[Alson Wong]

Composite image of the partial solar eclipse of October 23, 2014
http://www.alsonwongastro.com
Copyright: Alson Wong

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[behyar]

Partial Solar Eclipse
http://www.deepskyobjects.com/
Copyright: Behyar Bakhshandeh
 
Imaged around the maximum from the San Diego area.

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[jfgout]

Hi everyone,

Here is my contribution for the partial solar eclipse of October 23rd, 2014. I drove from Bloomington, IN to Logan, OH, chasing the best weather forecast. But it was not enough to get a clear horizon and the sunset was obstructed by a thick layer of clouds. Here are the few pictures I managed to get before the partially eclipsed sun diapered behind the clouds.












High resolution images available at: http://www.jfgout.com/Partial-Solar-Eclipse-of/


jf

[dsnope]

In addition to the single image posted above, I also did this animated sequence of the full transit from 14:30 to 16:40 PST.

http://www.pbase.com/dsnope/image/157952838

[Florian Kainz]

Solar Eclipse time series:

Partial Solar Eclipse October 23, 2014 by fksr, on Flickr

[Florian Kainz]

Partial Solar Eclipse - composite of nine exposures, aligned relative to the Moon:

Partial Solar Eclipse October 23, 2014 by fksr, on Flickr

[owlice]

Eclipse from Huffman Dam, Fairborn, OH
http://www.galacticimages.com
Copyright: John Chumack

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[big_lv]

Pictures taken using my 10" Zhumel Dobsonian Reflector with a home-made solar filter attachment. These particular pictures were from my HTC One cell phone camera, but I was taking other pics using an Orion camera mount. I tried to flip the images in the Flickr editor, but it wouldn't save the changes, and I'm not at home to work with the others.
Copyright: Laura Vance
IMAG0529 by vancelmv, on Flickr
IMAG0530 by vancelmv, on Flickr

[jfgout]

I'm adding one image to my previous submission. It is a composite of 8 frames taken with a mylar filter + one frame taken after sunset.



High resolution: http://www.jfgout.com/Partial-Solar-Ecl ... _v3_cr.jpg

Canon 5D Mark II + Tamron 70-300mm @104mm


Clear skies,

jf

[Sandgirl]

Eclipse in Progress
Copyrights: Ron Brecher

Solar eclipse with a plane in view and Sunsport AR2192
Copyrights: Leonard Marek

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Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Stan Honda

Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Doyle Slifer

Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Stuart McDaniel

Solar Eclipse and Lone Cypress (panorama)
Copyrights: Rogelio Bernal Andreo
Full size: https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3940/154 ... 7d8a_o.jpg

[Sandgirl]

Partial Solar Eclipse 10-23-2014
Copyrights: John Chumack

Solar eclipse and a plane
Copyrights: The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

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Eclipse
Copyrights: Doug Zubenel

Solar Eclipse and Lone Cypress again
Copyrights: Rogelio Bernal Andreo
Full size: https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3942/154 ... fb5a_o.jpg

Solar eclipse over water
Copyrights: Alan Friedman

Partial Solar Eclipse - Oct 23, 2014
Copyrights: Anthony Ayiomamitis

Hinode Satellite Captures X-ray Footage of Solar Eclipse
Credits: NASA/Hinode
An article: http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/news/2014-27

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[bystander]

Hinode Satellite Captures X-ray Footage of Solar Eclipse
Credits: NASA/Hinode

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The moon passed between the Earth and the sun on Thursday, Oct. 23. While avid stargazers in North America looked up to watch the spectacle, the best vantage point was several hundred miles above the North Pole.

The Hinode spacecraft was in the right place at the right time to catch the solar eclipse. What’s more, because of its vantage point Hinode witnessed a “ring of fire” or annular eclipse.

An annular eclipse occurs when the moon passes directly in front of the sun but doesn’t cover it completely because the moon appears too small. (The apparent size of the moon depends on its distance from Earth or, in this case, the spacecraft.) About one-third of all solar eclipses are annular. ...

[Sandgirl]

October 23 solar eclipse
Copyrights: Joe Bruce

Cloudy eclipse from North Carolina
Copyrights: David Cortner
Larger size: http://www.davidcortner.com/slowblog/20141024.php

Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Stan Honda

[Sandgirl]

Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Bret Dahl

Last Thursday's eclipse in H-alpha
Copyrights: Jay Ballauer

Oct 24th Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Sara Mahdavi

[Sandgirl]

Solar Eclipse from Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Copyrights: Phil Rosenthal

[Dan Skahan]

[Skippy111taz]

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https://plus.google.com/+StevenDoye
"Super Moon Kiss The Sun"
Copyright: Steven Doye

[Skippy111taz]

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Partial Solar Eclipse Time Lapse in White Light & H-Alpha
Copyright: Steven Doye