New Image: Partial Solar eclipse with AR3628

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New Image: Partial Solar eclipse with AR3628

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This is the best picture I could get of the eclipse. I was unable to make it to the path of totality, so I took the picture from my house in Idaho.

I also captured AR3628 in the photo.
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Re: New Image: Partial Solar eclipse with AR3628

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Super Nice!
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Very Nice!
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