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Next up is a long trip to see an annular eclipse later this year. We will be venturing to Easter Island (Rapa Nui) 2,200 miles from Chile in the Pacific Ocean. Here is the eclipse map: Interactive map for 2 … Continue reading →

Weather was great! Here are some initial images. Winery owners and their staff were wonderful hosts for the 200 attendees.

On Monday, 8 April, the path of a total eclipse crosses the central United States, including our home in Indiana. Please do not settle for just being close to the path of totality! See this link: 99% is NOT total! … Continue reading →

Weather was perfect. Here are a few initial images. Had some exposure issues during the annular period. Will work with post processing to improve the annular images. Clear skies expected. We will be at 6,500′ in the mountains east of … Continue reading →

The PDF linked below contains a summary of both upcoming eclipses for central Indiana. Eclipse Information Sheet The next twelve months bring us two eclipses in the United States. On Saturday, 14 October, the path of an annular eclipse crosses … Continue reading →

Image set, as thumbnails.

Weather was perfect. No traffic issues approaching and departing our site from the north. Some folks coming from the south had some traffic issues. Here are some initial images – more will be coming in the next few days. We … Continue reading →

Weather forecast for our primary site in eastern WY is good. This site is north of Torrington, WY just east of WY 159 and on the eclipse center line. We are currently engaged in prep work for the eclipse. We … Continue reading →

Here are several useful eclipse information links. Total Solar Eclipse Complete Coverage Total Solar Eclipse 2017: When, Where and How to See It (Safely) Maps and other info Map with animations Overview Map Good detailed info

Preparing to head west on 15 August. Our destination is the Nebraska / Wyoming border area. Details and pictures of the exact viewing location will be here a day or two prior to the eclipse. A good interactive map of … Continue reading →