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composite
of Davis/Pasachoff images by Wendy Carlos
Flash
spectrum by Aristeidis Voulgaris (from our group) #1
#2
#3
#4
Mike
Kentrianakis's 3-min video
Rick
Fienberg on the M/V Corinthian off Sierra Leone (12:28 UTC)
#1
#2
Aerospace
CubeSat (Joe Gangestad '06)
pre-eclipse
press release from Williams College
pre-eclipse
posting from National Geographic News
NOAA
story about an unexpected measurement in the 'footprint' of
the eclipse as captured in Suomi-NPP satellite calibration
status images for the NOAA Center for Satellite Applications
and Research
The
blue area represents the difference between the predicted
and actual radiance captured during the eclipse. Since the
predicted radiance didn't take the eclipse into account, the
difference is substantial.
Miloslav
Druckmüller and colleagues from Uganda
Constantine
Emmanouilidi from Gabon on Earth Science Picture of the Day
Links
Zeiler
maps
Jubier
zoomable map
Espenak/NASA
map
Vojtech
Rusin, Slovakia, of our science group
Tora
Greve, Sweden, of our travel group
Weather Satellites
METEOSAT-10
animation
GOES-East
#1
GOES-East
#2
ROSCOSMOS
MSG
satellite
APOD
Nov
4: asterisk.apod.com gallery
Nov
4: eclipse over New York City (Chris Cook)
Nov
7: eclipse from 44,000 feet (Ben Cooper)
Nov
8: eclipse from Uganda (Jaime Valinga + Institut
d'Astrophysique/Paris)
Nov
11: our eclipse composite with space images
Nov
15: flash spectrum (Constantine Emmanouilidi)
Solar-astronomy movie
"Colors
and Motions of the Sun," 15 min movie made at Williams College
eclipse science team:
Jay M. Pasachoff, Williams College
Allen Davis '14, Williams College
Zophia Edwards '05, Williams College alumna now at B.U.
Vojtech Rusin, Astronomical Institute, Slovakian Acad. Sciences
Marek Demianski, U. Warsaw; often Visiting Prof. at Williams
College
Aristeidis Voulgaris, Aristotle U. Thessaloniki, Greece
Rob Lucas, Sydney
Michael Kentrianakis, New York
Michael Zeiler, eclipse-maps.com
Polly White, Santa Fe
The expedition was supported by the Committee for Research and
Exploration of the National Geographic Society. We were greatly
aided by Dr. Patrice Okouma, the head of Nommo Astronomia, the
Gabon Astronomical Society; he is at the South Africa
Astronomical Observatory, Cape Town.
We were accompanied by a group of 12 through A Classic Tours
Collection (http://aclassictour.com) arranged by travel-agent
Mark Sood.
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