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Comet C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS imaged through thin cloud earlier this evening (Monday, 14th October).
A single 5-second exposure taken from Holyhead, Wales, with a telephoto lens set to 140mm focal length and f/5.0.
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Y Lleuad yn ystod y diffyg rhannol neithiwr.
Llun recordiwyd gyda thescôp 90mm o Gaergybi, Môn, Cymru.
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Y Lleuad yn ystod y diffyg rhannol neithiwr.
Llun recordiwyd gyda thescôp 90mm o Gaergybi, Môn, Cymru.
#Diffyg
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The Moon during last night's partial lunar eclipse.
It was taken with a digital SLR camera attached to a 90mm Schmidt-Maksutov telescope from Holyhead, Wales.
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The Moon during last night's partial lunar eclipse.
It was taken with a digital SLR camera attached to a 90mm Schmidt-Maksutov telescope from Holyhead, Wales.
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The Moon during last night's partial lunar eclipse.
It was taken with a digital SLR camera attached to a 90mm Schmidt-Maksutov telescope from Holyhead, Wales.
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The Moon during last night's partial lunar eclipse.
It was taken with a digital SLR camera attached to a 90mm Schmidt-Maksutov telescope from Holyhead, Wales.
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The Moon during last night's partial lunar eclipse.
It was taken with a digital SLR camera attached to a 90mm Schmidt-Maksutov telescope from Holyhead, Wales.
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The partial lunar eclipse currently taking place.
A rather crude picture taken with a mobile telephone held to a telescope eyepiece. Taken from Holyhead, Wales.
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The partial lunar eclipse currently taking place.
A rather crude picture taken with a mobile telephone held to a telescope eyepiece. Taken from Holyhead, Wales.
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The partial lunar eclipse currently taking place.
A rather crude picture taken with a mobile telephone held to a telescope eyepiece. Taken from Holyhead, Wales.
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The partial lunar eclipse currently taking place.
A rather crude picture taken with a mobile telephone held to a telescope eyepiece. Taken from Holyhead, Wales.
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The partial lunar eclipse currently taking place.
A rather crude picture taken with a mobile telephone held to a telescope eyepiece. Taken from Holyhead, Wales.
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Information about the eclipse by Fred Espenak at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center as a PDF file: https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2024Sep18P.pdf
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Information about the eclipse by Fred Espenak at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center as a PDF file: https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2024Sep18P.pdf
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A minor lunar eclipse will take place in a little over a day from now. The northernmost part of the Moon will clip the edge of the Earth's umbral shadow. It will be a mildly interesting event, and not spectacular.
The Moon will first enter the main shadow of the Earth - the umbra - at 02h 13m UTC (3:13 a.m. BST, 4:13 CEST), and will leave it at 03h 16m UTC (4:16 BST, 5:16 CEST).
The eclipse will be visible extensively across Europe, Africa and the Americas.
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A minor lunar eclipse will take place in a little over a day from now. The northernmost part of the Moon will clip the edge of the Earth's umbral shadow. It will be a mildly interesting event, and not spectacular.
The Moon will first enter the main shadow of the Earth - the umbra - at 02h 13m UTC (3:13 a.m. BST, 4:13 CEST), and will leave it at 03h 16m UTC (4:16 BST, 5:16 CEST).
The eclipse will be visible extensively across Europe, Africa and the Americas.
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The solstice will be at December 22d 03h 27m UTC, that is 03:27 GMT, 04:27 CET, tomorrow morning. It will be the winter solstice for the Northern Hemisphere of the Earth, the summer solstice for the Southern Hemisphere.
Tomorrow, 22nd December, will be the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, taken to mean here the day with the least hours of daylight.
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The wind is worsening as #StormElin approaches.
Mae'r gwynt yn cryfhau wrth i #StormElin agosau.
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The wind is worsening as #StormElin approaches.
Mae'r gwynt yn cryfhau wrth i #StormElin agosau.
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Of course I didn't see the partial lunar eclipse. It was cloudy, as always.
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Of course I didn't see the partial lunar eclipse. It was cloudy, as always.
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Information about the eclipse by Fred Espenak at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center as a PDF file: https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2023Oct28P.pdf
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Information about the eclipse by Fred Espenak at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center as a PDF file: https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2023Oct28P.pdf
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Popular astronomy: a rather minor partial lunar eclipse will take place tonight. The southern part of the Moon's disc will enter the umbral (main inner) part of the Earth's shadow at 19h 35m UTC, and leave at 20h 53m UTC.
The times of the umbral eclipse will be 20:35 to 21:53 BST, 21:35 to 22:53 CEST.
The entire eclipse will be visible from Europe, Africa and almost all of Asia.