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Revision as of 21:53, 19 January 2015
Magnificent Greek Eclipse!
Image Credit: Anthony Ayiomamitis |
Magnificent Greek Eclipse! Across many parts of Europe clouds and rain blocked the lunar eclipse last evening. But in Athens, Greece, the clouds cleared 45 minutes before first contact and Anthony Ayiomamitis clicked away every five minutes, documenting the changing hue of the Moon as it orbited through Earth's shadow. Early in the morning Anthony composited his images to fashion this dramatic mosaic. He also reported that, "totality was quite dark ... I was needing 2-4 sec exposures at ISO 1600 to get decent histograms. Also, we have a very nice double star system near the moon during totality (alpha Libra)." I am surprised at the darkness, for as I said two days ago most of the conditions that cause dark eclipses were lacking. Or maybe my/our understanding is lacking! Congratulations, Anthony! Related Links: Technical Details: Complete Imaging and Image Details available at http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Eclipses-2004-05-04.htm Tomorrow's LPOD: Heavenly Hevelius
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