Partial solar eclipse in H-alpha
Taken by Maximilian Teodorescu and Gabriel Voitcu on October 25, 2022 @
Institute of Space Science, Magurele, Romania
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Date Taken: 2022:10:26 15:28:39
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A different type of partial solar eclipse photo:
The following shot is made up of 35 individual images (each a 200 frames stack out of 500 frames) acquired over two hours during yesterday's event. The easoning behind this shot is to show how the Moon slided over the solar disk. Hence, for each position of the Moon one can detect the profile of the solar limb on the image. Funny as the Moon seams to have covered half of the Sun during the entire event, yet the maximum cover was at about 37% or so. Of course, this is just for artisitc reasons, not much science can be extracted from here. The blurred limb of the Sun is due to the actual rotation of our star durin the two hours.
Lunt 60MT H alpha telescope.
Credit: Maximilian Teodorescu and Gabriel Voitcu.
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