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Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
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16 years 11 months ago #56407
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Anyway, I seriously doubt if I will hear from them given the three weeks (at least) which have already passed since my message to them.
Anthony Ayiomamitis
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I can live with this one for the two-hour duration of the eclipse.- TAL MT 3S Heavy-duty stepper mount www.grootven.be/productdetails.asp?PID=905 and
Anyway, I seriously doubt if I will hear from them given the three weeks (at least) which have already passed since my message to them.
Anthony Ayiomamitis
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16 years 11 months ago #56408
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News Update!
Anthony, this is fresh!
Another greek group, with Aris Mill-man, Martha, etc, will stay in Centralnaya Hotel. This is on the same street with ours, a little further away!
(I hope Aris's snoring at night has been reduced to an acceptable level, so we can have a descent sleep)
Anthony, this is fresh!
Another greek group, with Aris Mill-man, Martha, etc, will stay in Centralnaya Hotel. This is on the same street with ours, a little further away!
(I hope Aris's snoring at night has been reduced to an acceptable level, so we can have a descent sleep)
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16 years 11 months ago #57411
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Paul C
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August 1st 2008.............total eclipse visible from the Arctic and central Asia.Partial eclipse visible from Western Asia Northern Europe (i'm assuming this includes Ireland). I best buy a solar filter quick smart.
Paul C
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16 years 11 months ago #57438
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Replied by Vagelis Tsamis on topic Re: Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
PJ, the difference between a partial and a Total Eclipse of the Sun
is like the difference between
a quick hand-kissing and a looooooong passionate night!
Nothing compares to THE CORONA.
And no photograph or video will ever be like the actual naked eye experience. In my first total eclipse in Kasterllorizo, 2006, I thought I was prepared for everything, I thought I was an experienced amateur astronomer, I thought I was ready to take great photos. Well, at the time of the event, I found myself cought by the unbearable lightness of being!It was impossible to concentrate on anything else but THE SUN. Time was passing in a strange way. Neither slow nor fast. It was just different.
I even forgot my name. I remember like in a dream, I was hearing a voice screaming "Filters, Vagelis, Filters" and after a whole minute passed, I thought: "Hm... Vagelis? That must be me!". I just hadn't taken off the filters from the camera lens for a whole minute.
Unique experience!
is like the difference between
a quick hand-kissing and a looooooong passionate night!
Nothing compares to THE CORONA.
And no photograph or video will ever be like the actual naked eye experience. In my first total eclipse in Kasterllorizo, 2006, I thought I was prepared for everything, I thought I was an experienced amateur astronomer, I thought I was ready to take great photos. Well, at the time of the event, I found myself cought by the unbearable lightness of being!It was impossible to concentrate on anything else but THE SUN. Time was passing in a strange way. Neither slow nor fast. It was just different.
I even forgot my name. I remember like in a dream, I was hearing a voice screaming "Filters, Vagelis, Filters" and after a whole minute passed, I thought: "Hm... Vagelis? That must be me!". I just hadn't taken off the filters from the camera lens for a whole minute.
Unique experience!
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16 years 11 months ago #57441
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Paul C
My next scope is going to be a Vixen VMC200L Catadioptric OTA
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Vagelis Tsamis i know it is not gonna be a total eclipse from europe.............for those of us that cant afford to travel.................a partial is the best we can get.t
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16 years 11 months ago #57448
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Replied by Vagelis Tsamis on topic Re: Total Solar Eclipse 2008 - Russia
It's all a matter of priorities, Paul.
What's important for someone and what's not.
It's strange, but I 've heard people that can afford a set of 600 euro Naglers (each) saying they can't afford an eclipse trip, or they 're not interested in it.
What's important for someone and what's not.
It's strange, but I 've heard people that can afford a set of 600 euro Naglers (each) saying they can't afford an eclipse trip, or they 're not interested in it.
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