Session Data
- Date: 29/03/2025
- Time: 09:02 – 12:26 UT
- Seeing: II. Good – Slight
- Transparency: III. Clear with slight haze
- Temp: 9 C,
- Air Pressure: 1025mb
- Humidity: 80%
- Dew Point: 6 C
- Wind Speed: 11 mph
Scope: TMB 80 f/6 Camera: ZWO ASI 183MM. SBIG G Filter
All Images are North up and East to the Left
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Partial Solar Eclipse.
Eclipses and Transits in this country always seem to be plagued by cloud to some degree or another and today, this was going to be no different. The only full clear day I’ve ever had for one of these kind of events was the Venus transit back in 2004.
The day started well but banks of cloud slowly started to roll in. I missed ingress and egress completely but managed to capture parts of the transit during short gaps in the cloud as they worked their way past.
The following are a series of images taken at the time shown when there were sufficient gaps in the clouds to get something.
If you click on the first image to display it at full size, you can then click the next arrow button to display the next image in the sequence to create a rather gappy timelapse.
