Gif - Solar eclipse in 2017 (tavaresjr)

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Gif - Solar eclipse in 2017

I confess that the registration of the partial eclipse of the sun in the year 2017 caused me a great emotion, especially because it was in a public square and with hundreds of people around.

The phenomenon cannot be registered in its fullness due to the undesirable clouds but this happened only in the final part.

It is also interesting to observe some sunspots at the top of the gif as well as in the central part.

The final frames of the gif show some clouds, damaging the capture process. In addition, the large number of people also impaired concentration during registration, for example, at certain times people accidentally hit the tripod

But it was a wonderful day and only today (4 years later) I am posting here on astrobin. Better late than never

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Description: A real crowd gathered in the public square in 2017 to see the partial solar eclipse.

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Description: Registration moment :)

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Description: Many children and young people got together to see the long-awaited eclipse although the number of people took my concentration a little at the time of capture. But popularizing astronomy is the duty of all of us!

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Description: Here we have from left to right: me; then Antonio Oliveira, physicist, professor and vice-rector at UFMA - Universidade Federal do Maranhão; Wendell, chemical engineer and president of Maranhão's astronomy society (SAMA) and finally Max, professor, biologist and nature photographer.

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