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Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
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16 years 4 months ago #72228
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Gents,
I checked further and the average of 18 months is in relation to total solar eclipses. As for solar eclipses in general (annular, hybrid, total), we do indeed have at least two such opportunities annually.
As an aside, 2011 will be characterized with four partial eclipses as per SkyMap Pro V8. Cool!
I checked further and the average of 18 months is in relation to total solar eclipses. As for solar eclipses in general (annular, hybrid, total), we do indeed have at least two such opportunities annually.
As an aside, 2011 will be characterized with four partial eclipses as per SkyMap Pro V8. Cool!
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16 years 4 months ago - 16 years 4 months ago #72229
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Replied by dave_lillis on topic Re:Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
Well,
I'm not going to argue over 18 months or 1 year, its something I had in my head and didn't look it up in detail, I'll let it to a questioning reader of the paper to come back to us on that one. As for typos, we try and get them all but some do get through.
We wrote it in the same style as our shorter weekly article so its pitched so that anyone can read it.
If people come into the meeting next month saying they want to go to an eclispe next year, then its has done its job.
I'm not going to argue over 18 months or 1 year, its something I had in my head and didn't look it up in detail, I'll let it to a questioning reader of the paper to come back to us on that one. As for typos, we try and get them all but some do get through.
We wrote it in the same style as our shorter weekly article so its pitched so that anyone can read it.
If people come into the meeting next month saying they want to go to an eclispe next year, then its has done its job.
Dave L. on facebook , See my images in flickr
Chairman. Shannonside Astronomy Club (Limerick)
Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me,
but what a way to go.
+ 12"LX200, MK67, Meade2045, 4"refractor
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16 years 4 months ago #72232
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Dave,
The article is a very pleasant read and certainly describes well all aspects of the experience (from getting there, the incessant worries about the weather and finally the big event itself).
Now, if the article does not inspire others to join you, I then give up.
The article is a very pleasant read and certainly describes well all aspects of the experience (from getting there, the incessant worries about the weather and finally the big event itself).
Now, if the article does not inspire others to join you, I then give up.
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15 years 10 months ago - 15 years 10 months ago #76175
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Replied by dave_lillis on topic Re:Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
Well lads,
I was wondering what would the weather have been like had the eclipse been 6 months later in mid winter instead,
Current temperature in Novosibirsk is -26c with a windchill of a -30c :ohmy: :ohmy:
www.wunderground.com/global/stations/29634.html
No standing around is shirts concerning ourselves about sunburn for sure !!
I was wondering what would the weather have been like had the eclipse been 6 months later in mid winter instead,
Current temperature in Novosibirsk is -26c with a windchill of a -30c :ohmy: :ohmy:
www.wunderground.com/global/stations/29634.html
No standing around is shirts concerning ourselves about sunburn for sure !!
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15 years 10 months ago #76189
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re:Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
Holy moley!
That'd be awesome!
Us Orish would take that in out stride... but..
Imagine the the Greeks !!
Poor mollys would have died!
Remember Parnon?
'Make sure to wear lots of layers..It's cold up there!'
I was in shorts for most of it!
Balmy to say the least!
That'd be awesome!
Us Orish would take that in out stride... but..
Imagine the the Greeks !!
Poor mollys would have died!
Remember Parnon?
'Make sure to wear lots of layers..It's cold up there!'
I was in shorts for most of it!
Balmy to say the least!
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15 years 10 months ago #76192
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Replied by ayiomamitis on topic Re:Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
Barberskum wrote:
No money in the world would make me visit a place with -26d C ...
Anthony.
We have a national emergency whenever the temperature falls below +10d C.Imagine the the Greeks !!
Poor mollys would have died!
Remember Parnon?
'Make sure to wear lots of layers..It's cold up there!'
I was in shorts for most of it!
Balmy to say the least!
No money in the world would make me visit a place with -26d C ...
Anthony.
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