Sky-watchers took to Twitter today to share their experiences watching the solar eclipse, which was visible from Australia and parts of the Pacific. Tweeted @xoxoalbertxoxo: "Instead of studying for my AP tomorrow, I'm just gonna watch the ...
National Geographic
View Complete StoryColin says he and friends placed cameras on the centerline of the eclipse and at the southwest and northwest limits of the path of annularity – the path across Earth's surface within which the annular eclipse could be seen. Then Colin acquired a 3 ...
EarthSky (blog)
View Complete StoryAstronomers from around the world gather at Tennant Creek in Australia's outback to view an annular solar eclipse on Friday. A thin ring of light is formed as the moon moves in front of the sun. The next total solar eclipse will be visible from parts ...
The Guardian
View Complete StoryJust when we'd thought that we've seen every possible type of eclipse image, we're happily surprised by the Universe. If you're like me, you watch the original Star Wars film and wonder what kind of eclipses could be seen from the surface of Tatooine ...
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