A great SKY watch that IF I get pictures I will share another week
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Check it out some awesome photos from around the WORLD
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Enjoy the reflections on a glass table top near Sarah's Pond
SOLAR ECLIPSE
Consider it an overture. This morning in Iran, Mohamad Soltanolkottabi photographed the Moon tantilizingly close to the rising sun. "I went to Naghsh-e Jahan Square and took this picture in front of the Sheykh Lutfullah Mosque," he says.
Check this site for the PHOTO it is amazing.
http://spaceweather.com:80/
On Friday, August 1st, the Moon will pass directly in front of the Sun producing a total solar eclipse. The narrow path of totality stretches from arctic Canada through Greenland, Siberia, and Mongolia, and comes to an end in China, where millions of people will witness the event. Even more people will see the partial eclipse, visible from almost all of Europe, the Middle East, India, Asia and a corner of North America. The action begins at approximately 09:20 UT (5:20 am EDT) when the Moon's shadow first hits Earth in northern Canada and begins its rapid sweep toward China.
On Friday, August 1st, the Moon will pass directly in front of the Sun producing a total solar eclipse. The narrow path of totality stretches from arctic Canada through Greenland, Siberia, and Mongolia, and comes to an end in China, where millions of people will witness the event. Even more people will see the partial eclipse, visible from almost all of Europe, the Middle East, India, Asia and a corner of North America. The action begins at approximately 09:20 UT (5:20 am EDT) when the Moon's shadow first hits Earth in northern Canada and begins its rapid sweep toward China.
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Less than 24 hours from now, the sun and Moon will meet, converging to produce a solar eclipse. The narrow path of totality stretches from arctic Canada, across Greenland and Siberia, to millions of waiting eyes in populous China. NASA TV will broadcast the event beginning Friday, August 1st, at 6 am EDT. Don't miss it!
Science@NASA: Partial Eclipse, Total Fun
20 comments:
Love that third shot, really cool!
Too bad we mid-alantic folks will have to take a pass on the eclipse, its been some time since I saw a good one.
Love those magical table pics! When the sky comes down to earth!
And thanks for the info on the eclipse! I guess I have to watch from afar being in Australia.
Very clever images.
there all beautiful and creative watchful eye
Beautiful and criative post!
Images are so real!
Luiz
Love reflection shots and your's are very good. Great capture.
Great shot!! Mine’s up too hope you can drop by. Happy weekend!
Fantastic Sky Watch-post!
The third photo is really nice I think.
What fun. You found extraordinary beauty. Thanks.
Great reflections you have.
Love your reflections and thank you for the eclipse link. The photos there are amazing.
What a nice shots! Mine is up as well. Hope to see you there! Have a great weekend!
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great shoots have nice weekend
Love your skywatch pictures!
Hello Dee... I've missed all my blog bddies this last week or so but I'm up and at it again now... your Sky Watch is another excellent one with great info.... The eclipse was not visible here as we had cloud cover and thunder storms... so next week we should see some turning up on Sky Watch..
I'll be back to catch up as soon as possible Dee.. in the mean time send my regards to all yours, and plenty of 'hugs and pats' for the dogs..
Nice those reflections you captured! We had that partial solar eclipse and luckily it wasn't too cloudy to observe it!
Nice those reflections you captured! We had that partial solar eclipse and luckily it wasn't too cloudy to observe it!
Great reflections! Interesting post too. You are always so informative.
Beautiful & unique sky~watch captures!
Good luck with the Eclipse photos!
Cat
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