Solar Eclipse Progression from April 8, 2024 (JDJ)

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Solar Eclipse Progression from April 8, 2024

Compilation of Images of the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 showing the progression of the eclipse through the partial phases and totality.

See https://astrob.in/wz0sot/F/ for my eclipse story... We had a good view of the partial and total phases of the eclipse despite persistent high clouds. I finally got around to processing some of the partial eclipse images and assembled them into this composite image.

Imaged with a Astro-Tech AT60ED, 1.6x Antares Barlow, UVIR Cut Filter 2" (and Baader Astrosolar filter for the partial phases), and Nikon D5300 (astro modified). Imaging train was configured to give ~F/11 (FL=650mm). Single exposures ranging from 1/4000 to 1/2000 seconds for the partial phases and 1/4000 to 1/50 seconds during totality, all at ISO-1600.

Original version: Compilation of images showing the eclipse progression

Rev B: Animated GIF of eclipse progression

Rev C: TSE: the beginning and the peak... Superposition of pre-eclipse full Sun and Totality images illustrating the differences in apparent diameter between the Sun and Moon at the time of the eclipse.

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Description: Animated GIF of eclipse progression

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Title: TSE: the beginning and the peak...

Description: TSE: the beginning and the peak... Superposition of pre-eclipse full Sun and Totality images illustrating the differences in apparent diameter between the Sun and Moon at the time of the eclipse.

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