Submission Gallery: 2012 November Solar Eclipse

[owlice]

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Please post your November 2012 solar eclipse images here.

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[owlice]

Eclipse from a helicopter
Copyright: Jay Pasachoff

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[bystander]

Total Solar Eclipse, November 2012: Images and Video
Universe Today | Nancy Atkinson | 2012 Nov 13

[Alson Wong]

Copyright: Alson Wong

[owlice]

Shadow Passing
Credit: Cenk E. Tezel

LakelandEclipse3yCET.jpg

[Greg_Priestley]

Chromosphere, Baileys Beads and Prominences - Maitland Downs, Queensland
Copyright: Greg Priestley (greg@gregpriestley.com)

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[owlice]

Copyright: Jean-Marc Lecleire

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Copyright: Juan Carlos Casado

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Copyright: Jay M. Pasachoff

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[owlice]

Copyright: Tunç Tezel

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SE2012MaxYtezel.jpg

SE2012CoronaXTezel.jpg

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[owlice]

Copyright: Oscar Martin Mesonero

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[philhart]

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Full story and more details: http://philhart.com/content/solar-eclipse-queensland-14th-november-2012

Phil

[bystander]

Total Solar Eclipse Viewed from Australia
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center | 2012 Nov 14

[owlice]

Coffee Eclipse

Yesterday I took some small coffee sizing screens and layered them, photographed the eclipse images, then made this montage.

Copyright: Bernard Rooney

CoffeeEclipse.jpg

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[philhart]

More details: http://www.philhart.com/content/solar-eclipse-queensland-14th-november-2012

Phil

[owlice]

Ellis Beach Diamond Ring
Copyright: Alex Cheney

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Small Town Total Eclipse
Copyright: Ben Cooper/www.LaunchPhotography.com

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Eleanor's Eclipse
Copyright: Samantha Leader

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[angelrls]

My sequence of the Total Solar Eclipse on 13 / 14 November 2012. Observed 50 km south from Lakeland, Queensland, Australia.
I used a Skywatcher D 80mm, F 600mm, Telescope, with a CANON EOS 600D at primary focus. All times given in UT and correspond to 13 Nov 2012.
This version of the poster includes a HDR image of the totality.

High resolution image in my personal Flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/angelrls/8187706373

More information (in Spanish) in my personal blog: http://angelrls.blogalia.com/

Ángel R. López-Sánchez (Australian Astronomical Observatory / Macquarie University,
Agrupación Astronómica de Córdoba / Red Andaluza de Astronomía).

[xrtpow]

Here is the view seen by the X-Ray Telescope aboard Hinode, whose orbit passed through the moon's shadow twice for this event. Visit our main site for more information, and be sure to set the resolution to 720p if your connection will allow!

[Dirk Ewers]

Reflecting Corona at Palm Cove

Beautiful colors on the horizon, Venus, Corona with reflection on the sea,
people and streetlights on the peer.
Recorded with fisheye lens at the northern part of Palm Cove Beach.

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Copyright: Dirk Ewers


more : http://www.astroewers.de/index/sofiueb/ ... fiaust.htm


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[Alson Wong]

2012 November Total Solar Eclipse
http://www.alsonwongastro.com
Copyright: Alson Wong

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[fitant]

Here's a composite I took of my very first Total Solar Eclipse experience. We went to Mareeba (about 1 hour West of Cairns) where the skies were clear. I was completely blown away by the experience and could not believe the photos I managed to get. All I can say is planning and preparation paid off!

[dmammana]

After a 45 minute boat ride to Green Island (off the coast of Cairns, Australia), our group of about 200 eclipse chasers set up chairs, telescopes, binoculars and cameras in the dark and waited patiently under a quite clear and spectacular sky for the "main event" shortly after sunrise. During totality, the sun was blocked by the disk of the moon and its outer atmosphere--the corona--shone through magnificently. Of the 14 total eclipses I've experienced, this was arguably one of the prettiest. The darkness of the moon's circular shadow appears a bit skewed as it's projected obliquely onto the eastern sky. Venus appears far to the upper left of the eclipsed sun. Of course no photograph, video or computer simulation can ever capture the true magic of this celestial event! Image © Dennis Mammana/dennismammana.com

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[owlice]

Sun Munching
Credits and copyright (top-left to bottom-right): Saul Lehtonen (model Johanna Hoffrén); Johanna Hoffrén (model Saul Lehtonen), Ville Nikula (model Mikael Holappa), Anna Snellman (model Otto Snellman), and Janne Pyykkö

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[owlice]

Copyright: Juan Carlos Casado
http://gloria-project.eu

ets12outback-1.jpg

Copyright: Yiannis Efremidis
http://www.astrovox.gr/forum/album_show ... c_id=15850

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Copyright: Antonis Farmakopoulos
http://www.astrovox.gr/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=15849

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Credit and copyright: Jay M. Pasachoff (Williams College and Caltech), Ronald Dantowitz (Dexter-Southfield Schools), Muzhou Lu (Williams College), Nicholas Weber (Dexter School), and Bryce Babcock (Williams College)/NASA SDA/ ESA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory

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[fitant]

Copyright Tony FitzGerald

Bailey's Beads


A girl's best friend

[MARKIANJU]

Sunflower from Palm Cove beach
Copyright: Mark Justice

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[conemmil]

Hello,

Here are two images we had the time to make during the first partial phase of the total solar eclipse. Taken from Palm River Roadhouse Queensland where the sky was clear and gave us on of the most spectacular eclipses of our lives! One image was made through Peg's binoculars and the second one through the usual solar eclipse shades.

Here is the through binoculars image:


Here is the images from the shades: