How to See the 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse: Top 10 Tips to Observe & Photograph Solar Eclipses
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2023
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In this video, eclipse chaser, astronomy educator, and Celestron partner David Farina teaches you everything you need to know to get prepared for the October 2023 North American Annular Solar Eclipse. He explains what an annular eclipse is and why you need to protect your eyes with ISO-certified solar glasses or filters, like Celestron EclipSmart. You'll also learn how to capture amazing photos and videos of the event and get David's Top 10 Solar Astrophotography Tips.
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Bought my kit today after watching two of your informative videos. I look fwd to a safe & awe-inspiring eclipse experience, plus regular observation for sunspot photography.
What did you buy?
Hi, I really need help. My husband bought me a Celestron NexStar 8se about 4 or 5 years ago unfortunately just after he bought it I was diagnosed with some medical problems so I have not been able to used it yet, what I need is to be able to put my telescope in my driveway and be able to use it in my house I have a Celestron PowerTank, I am about to buy a Celestron NexImage 10MP Solar System Imager, a SKYPORTAL WIFI MODULE. I need to know what else I will need and what cords I will need to be able to connect it to my computer in my house? Please Help Thank You
Sir Will a focal length of 1,000mm and a shutter of 1/1000 be able to capture the Bailey' Beads? Bill
I'm in the States...do I just stand outside (anywhere I can see the sun from) or is it best to be standing in a specific area, like a large open space (i.e. park).
Stupid question. 😜 sorry, I’m tired and I’m sarcastic, not a good combo. Anyway, if you’re in the zone where it’ll be a ring of fire, it’ll last probably 2-3 minutes, so if you want to see it from start to finish, an open area would be your best bet. If you just want to try and catch the peak coverage, anywhere you can see the sun would work. Depends on what’s around you and where you are. Small town, few thousand people with no skyscrapers, front yard would be fine. A city with a ton of structures blocking you, find an open area just in case. If you’ve never seen one, it can last from a few seconds to several minutes. From first contact to the moon moving out of the way of the sun, that can take a couple of hours with as slow as the moon is moving.
I SAW JESUS WALK ON THE MOON IN THE OCT 14 2023 RING OF FIRE ECLIPSE. IT WAS AMAZING I SAW THE ARCHER TOO
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