Equinox eclipse 2015
Taken by Heiko Ulbricht on March 20, 2015 @
Radebeul (observatory), Saxony, Germany
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A review: A solar eclipse at equinox...
Six years ago today, at equinox 2015 on March 20th, a very deep partial solar eclipse could be seen over Germany, which could be observed around the North Pole as a total eclipse. 77% of the sun's disk was covered by the moon. In the middle of the eclipse (largest phase) over Radebeul at 10:45:50 CET, a clear decrease in brightness and temperature could be determined. At that time it was already spring-like + 20 ° C and blue skies compared to today...
The single image, taken with the 14 "Maksutov-Newton (356/1601) of the Radebeul observatory and my EOS 500D at the time, shows the largest phase to the minute. I gained the sequence of the solar eclipse with my superzoom camera DMC-FZ 45 EG K from Panasonic, which I still like to use for such purposes.
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