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Revision as of 19:28, 7 February 2015
Eclipse Necklace
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Image Credit: Forrest Egan |
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Oblique Impact? The eclipse of Oct 27, 2004 was both widely observed and widely clouded out. Many eclipse images were submitted to LPOD showing that it was quite a red eclipse rather than a dark one, but this image captures the entire multi-hour experience, showing both the Moon's movement across the sky and changing color from the bright whiteness of pre- and post-eclipse, and the gradual reddening to and from mid-totality. Forrest's image reminds me of a necklace with brilliant diamonds at the ends and golden coral in the middle. Technical Details: Related Links: Yesterday's LPOD: Another Basin on Another Limb Tomorrow's LPOD: Offset Moon |
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