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Solar eclipse March 20th 2015
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9 years 9 months ago #103526
by lunartic_old
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Replied by lunartic_old on topic Solar eclipse March 20th 2015
Those images mirror what I got out here in Stillorgan.
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9 years 9 months ago #103527
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Hi,
I observed the partial eclipse from Rush, Co Dublin.
Started completely overcast, but at maximum saw the eclipse through cloud, no filter needed.
A little later for a few minutes later the sun shone brighly and got photos through my 85 mm refractor. The quality of light on the ground had a strange look!
See my website Variable Star Nights for the images.
Hope it was good in the Faroes
John
I observed the partial eclipse from Rush, Co Dublin.
Started completely overcast, but at maximum saw the eclipse through cloud, no filter needed.
A little later for a few minutes later the sun shone brighly and got photos through my 85 mm refractor. The quality of light on the ground had a strange look!
See my website Variable Star Nights for the images.
Hope it was good in the Faroes
John
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9 years 9 months ago #103529
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Replied by yohan on topic Solar eclipse March 20th 2015
Stuck it out in Co. Monaghan where the sky was getting worse by the minute .. We finally got a 2mn or so break shortly after 10am from which we frantically imaged from the scopes as much as we could! Will be looking through the results soon. All together a brilliant event despite the clouds, it actually made it possible to get glimpse at the event naked eye at various times.
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9 years 9 months ago #103530
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9 years 9 months ago #103531
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i managed to get to see about 20 minutes of the eclipse at the end from 10:20 when the cloud thinned a bit. the sky did get very dark at the maximum but it was totally clouded out.
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9 years 9 months ago #103532
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We saw the ecli[pse through cloud in Dunsink about 10 minutes after maximum.
The general consensus is that, by irish standards, it was a success :lol:
Michael.
The general consensus is that, by irish standards, it was a success :lol:
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