Total solar eclipse in the great wall of China, August 1, 2008. Copyright Janne Pyykkö. For publishing in other media, ask janne.pyykko@gmail.com for a better version (AVI, 800x592, 20fps).
Total solar eclipse in the great wall of China, August 1, 2008. Copyright Janne Pyykkö. For publishing in other media, ask janne.pyykko@gmail.com for a better version (AVI, 800x592, 20fps).
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Nope, this is total -- the ring visible here is the corona. :) An annular would be much brighter and wouldn't have that sudden transition at 0:37 / 1:35
It's amazing how bright the sun still is, even when it's nearly all covered up. You can see that the light is dimmer, but it certainly still is daylight. Then, at totality, it's not like nighttime because there is still light off in the distance, beyond the edge of the moon's shadow. it's not exactly like a sunset, either.
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An annular would be much brighter and wouldn't have that sudden transition at 0:37 / 1:35