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Astronomy, Earth Observation, Eclipses, esa, Missions, NASA, Observing

A Hybrid Solar Eclipse Seen From Earth… and Space

5 Nov , 2013 by David Dickinson

The final eclipse for 2013 was a grand event, witnessed across the Atlantic and the heart of Africa this past Sunday. Like so many other photographers along the North American east coast, we were at the ready to greet the partially eclipsed Sun at dawn. And as the shadow of the Moon touched down, teams […]

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Astronomy, Eclipses, Moon, Observing, Skywatching

The Birth of a Saros – This Weekend’s Hidden Eclipse

21 May , 2013 by David Dickinson

As the first eclipse season of 2013 comes to an end this weekend, an extremely subtle lunar eclipse occurs on the night of Friday, May 24th going into the morning of Saturday, May 25th. And we do mean subtle, as in invisible to the naked eye… this eclipse only lasts 34 minutes in duration and less than […]

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