The Total Solar Eclipse of July 22, 2009 in ChinaFlash spectrum - Lunar shadow - Air Temperature
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Robert Nufer |
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flash_spektrum3_original.jpg Original picture of the flash spectrum at 3rd contact.
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dscn0287_flashspektrum_setup.jpg Camera setup for the flash spectrum: Canon 400D equipped with a 200 mm tele lens and a 60° Glass prism (6x6 cm).
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flash_spektrum_excel.jpg The preliminary interpretation of some of the emission lines at 3rd contact was performed according the automatically created line table in the online article http://www.eurastro.de/spectro/tse08/ DADOS/flashdados.htm by Manfred Rudolf. |
dritter_kontakt_szenerie.jpg Wide angle sky view after the 3rd contact. The lunar umbral shadow is visible in the lower (eastern) part of the sky.
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kernschatten_collage.jpg Sequence (time interval 20 seconds) of the disappearing lunar umbral shadow.
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himmelsfotografie_setup.jpg The setup for the wide angle sky photography. The camera (Epson PhotoPC 3100Z) has a built-in self timer (Interval 10 seconds).
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Air temperature during the solar eclipse near Wuhan/China. Due to the clouds, the drop in temperature was only about two degrees Celsius. |