Submissions gallery: Solar Eclipse March 2015

[Sandgirl]

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[Sandgirl]

Solar Eclipse 2015
Copyrights: Joanna Bialek

[Alson Wong]

2015 Total Solar Eclipse
http://www.alsonwongastro.com
Copyright: Alson Wong

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[Alson Wong]

Totality
http://www.alsonwongastro.com
Copyright: Alson Wong

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[Thierry Legault]

The weather is always fine in Southern Spain...except during eclipse days! I had to drive a lot trying to find clear skies, finally the sky was covered with thick high clouds but I got the ISS passing in front of the Moon during the eclipse!

YouTube video: http://youtu.be/JwjvduR3_Ho

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[astrohans]

It was overcast in Germany, Niederkrüchten so we could see the eclipse only for seconds.


The image shows the the eclipsed sun in approx. maximum phase on the sky and on the display of the DSLR.


Image of the sun in maximum phase (approx. 78%). DSLR, 800mm focal length.


Measurement of the Sky-Brightness using an SQM (SkyQualityMeter) which was modified by Neutral Density Filters to be usable in daylight.
At 10:36 CET the maximum phase is clearly shown in the light intensity.

[owlice]

Eclipse flight
Copyright: Paul Hombach

Total eclipse at 78° north latitude
Copyright: Jay Pasachoff, Marcos Peñaloza-Murillo, Allison L. Carter, Ronald Dantowitz, Vojtech Rusin, Aristeidis Voulgaris, John Seiradakis, Michael Kentrianakis, Michael Zeiler

Partial eclipse from Belfast
Copyright: Rob Cheesman

Total eclipse from Longyearbyen, Svalbard
Copyright: Stan Honda

Solar eclipse, 63 % max, from southern Poland
Copyright: Jakub Porąbka

[owlice]

Arctic eclipse 2015, Longyearbyen
Copyright: Tunç Tezel

Eclipse from 35,000 feet
http://www.launchphotography.com/Total_ ... _2015.html
Copyright: Ben Cooper

Total solar eclipse from the Faroe Islands
Copyright: Carlo & Chiara Dellarole

Faroe Islands total solar eclipse
Copyright: Antony Farmakopoulos

Eclipse from Riga, Latvia
Copyright: Kristiāna Zelča

Totality Faroe Islands
Copyright: Göran Strand

[owlice]

Eclipse sequence from Heidelberg, Germany
https://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasrob ... otostream/
Copyright: Thomas Robitaille

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[Sandgirl]

Second contact diamond ring - March 20th 2015
Copyrights: Pete Lawrence

World War I memorial with Solar eclipse
Copyrights: Xiaoting FU

Eclipse from Leon - Spain
Copyrights: Victor Fernandez et al

Eclipse with airplaine
Copyrights: Gerhard Fischer

Partial eclipse (March 20th.)
Copyrights: Damian Peach

[Steed]

Solar Eclipse Sequence from Longyearbyen
Copyright: Chen Jiajun

On March 20, the Moon's umbral shadow tracked across Longyearbyen, Svalbard. A series of exposures follows the progress of the total solar eclipse in this composite image. From the beginning to the end, the eclipse lasted more than 2 hours, the sun barely rised, but parallel to the horizon , slowly moving westward, because Longyearbyen is within the Arctic Circle. At the total phase, lasting about 2 and half minutes for that location, an otherwise faint solar corona shimmers around the eclipsed disk.

[AlexMaragos]

Partial Solar Eclipse 2015 (Greece)
http://www.alexandrosmaragos.com
Copyright: Alexandros Maragos

Partial Solar Eclipse 2015 (Greece) by Alexandros Maragos

[Hartwig Luethen]

Here at Hamburg-Altona, Germany, fog moved in shortly before maximum eclipse, but I managed to acquire some images of the eclipse using a PST H-alpha telescope and a DMK video camera

It is a mosaic of 2 images for the surface and another 2 ones for the prominences.

Hartwig Luethen

[Tamas Abraham]

Partial Solar Eclipse

Thanks for viewing,
Tamas Abraham
http://www.vadakcsillaga.hu/index_en.html

[isoparix]

Oxfordshire, UK

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[Jose Luis Sánchez]

Copyright: Jose Luis Sánchez
https://www.flickr.com/photos/68018999@ ... 467266591/

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[Steed]

Solar Corona from Total Solar Eclipse 2015
Copyright: Zhu Huiwei

On March 20, the Moon's umbral shadow tracked across Longyearbyen, Svalbard. At the total phase, lasting about 2 and half minutes for that location, an otherwise faint solar corona shimmers around the eclipsed disk.

[Anghourri]

Title of image
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater
Copyright: Alexander Koch

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[StefanoDeRosa]

Partial solar eclipse from Altare, Italy
http://stefanoderosa.com/
Copyright: Stefano De Rosa

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[owlice]

Partial solar eclipse
https://twitter.com/LivUniFluffy/status ... 24/photo/1
Copyright: S. Hanson

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[owlice]

Partial solar eclipse in H-Alpha
The partial solar eclipse as observed from southern Italy yesterday
Time: 9:33 UT (March 20th 2015)
Location: Bari - Italy
Lunt 60HaPT+webcam Point Grey Chamaleon

Author: Luigi Fiorentino

Regards

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[varadinagypal]

We had a public event at the University Observatory, didn't even try to photograph something out of the ordinary.

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[conemmil]

We had very difficult weather in Faroe Islands but we got lucky enough to see the totality under thin clouds. It was interesting though how the clouds produced a colorful background of the Sun's flash spectrum at Third Contact.

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I was amazed that the corona was still very intense and during maximum eclipse the spectroscope recorded the presence of Fe14 which means that we are still at very high solar activity.

Kind regards
Constantine Emmanouilidi

[Till]

Hit by the Eclipse!

About 70 percent of the suns surface were eclipsed in southern Germany. Many people and schools were not sure what to do and eclipse glasses were sold out. Most easy and harmless is the observation with a camera obscura. The school hall was darkened and light came in through the small holes in the window blinds. The wooden floor was covered by images of the solar sickles. A time lapse of this effect in the class room can be seen here:
http://www.allthesky.de/eclipses/eclipse20mar15.html
Watch the moving solar images, their shape and the overall brightness in the room!

Nevertheless, observing outdoor is fun and can be very attractive and relaxing using an eclipse sofa:
http://www.allthesky.de/eclipses/sofi20 ... ofa2-b.jpg

Credit:
Progymnasium Rosenfeld (http://www.pgrosenfeld.de)
and
Till Credner (http://www.AlltheSky.com)

[Sandgirl]

Solar Eclipse
Copyrights: Andrea Pistocchini

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An indoor eclipse
Copyrights: Bruno Pulcinelli

Solar eclipse from Italy
Copyrights: Luciano Scaramuzzi

Eclipse encore
Copyrights: Ekkehard Gnadler

Baily's Beads and Solar Prominence
Copyrights: Wang Letian