Partial Solar Eclipse
March 9, 2016
Time lapse of the Partial Solar Eclipse occurred last March 9, 2016. Set of images were taken at Rizal Technological University, Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City and approximately aligned. Few clouds were present during the course of imaging that makes the color of the Sun change in some frames.
[Details of the setup]
Orion Atlas EQ-G mount
Canon EOS 550D
ISO 400
1/250s exposure
Orion Atlas EQ-G mount
Canon EOS 550D
ISO 400
1/250s exposure
Partial
Solar Eclipse Event
MANDALUYONG CITY—Rizal
Technological University-Department of Earth and Space Science (RTU-DESS)
spearheaded a public observation for the partial solar eclipse, March 9.
With the help of the DESS’s
finest telescopes: H-Alpha, Calium-K and Dobsonian—students, guests and RTU
staff were able to observed this astronomical phenomena—which made them amused
and astonished.
Also present in event were: Dr.
Jesus Rodrigo Torres, RTU President; Ms. Ruby Dela Cruz, DESS Head and guest students
from New Era University (NEU).
What is a partial
solar eclipse?
Partial Solar Eclipses happen
when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth, but they don't align in a
perfectly straight line. Because of this, the Moon only partially covers the
Sun's disc. (Source: www.timeanddate.com)
For more pictures: RTU Astronomy Society Facebook
The Armillary Publication
Writer: Jerald Barranta
Photographer: Chenel Dominguez
