The Dark Side of the Sun
Immagini che lasciano senza fiato. Probabilmente non vedrete nulla di simile in tutto il 21° secolo, un'eclissi di questo tipo si farà attendere a lungo! Al link altre foto per voi. Bye, RexThe Dark Side of the Sun, foto prodigiose dell’eclissi solare 2009
http://www.zam.fme.vutbr.cz/~druck/Eclipse/Ecl2009e/0-info.htm
Miloslav Druckmüller, dalle Isola Marshall in Oceania, ha fotografato l’eclissi solare avvenuta il 22 luglio del 2009 con un obiettivo speciale ha permesso di scattare immagini suggestive e uniche al mondo dell’eclissi più lunga del ventunesimo secolo.
I observed the total solar eclipse of July 22, 2009 on Enewetak Atoll in Marshall Islands as a member of the international expedition perfectly organized by Shadia Habbal, the Chair of Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii. The expedition consisted of two relatively independent parts, called for simplicity American a European, however the scientific program of both parts was coordinated.
The expedition to Enewetak was a part of the Shadow-tracking Expedition project, which is being organized by me and my daughter Hana at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic. The goal of the "Shadow-tracking expedition" project is to obtain observing data from various places during the total solar eclipse, which enables to study changes in the solar corona. The second observing place was in Suzhou in China. The observing conditions on our observing place at Enewetak enabled us to realize majority of our plans. Unfortunately, in Suzhou it was raining during the eclipse.
The European expedition part was sponsored by the following companies: Astelco Systems GmbH (Munich), Kayser-Threde (Munich), SL-Rasch (Stuttgart), Canon (Germany), KN-Studiotechnik (Munich), Optaglio (Prague) and as well by Max-Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics and Dr. Ursula Hill-Samelson. My participation was moreover supported by Zdeněk Andrýsek. The Linux software Multican, used for control of cameras, was created by Jindřich Nový and was running on Linux Fedora.
