umbra over Maine/ New Brunswick
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umbra over Maine/ New Brunswick
This is one of the best pictures I've seen of the umbra taken by ISS . The umbra is over Maine / New Brunswick. The aspect is looking south east, with St Larry's Rivermouth in the foreground, PEI at the top and Nova Scotia beyond the shadows. The Newfies, as always, just miss out.
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Re: umbra over Maine/ New Brunswick
Looks great thanks Joe, It will make a nice addition to our 2024 Eclipse folder...
Aaron / thestarhugger@gmail.com / Solar Kitchen Observatory / USA...
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