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Old 07-11-2012, 10:10 PM
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What are the times and angles for the eclipse?

I am wondering what time the eclipse starts and what angle it will be in the sky. I wonder if my mount could be used in my observatory or if the sun will be too low.

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Old 07-11-2012, 10:45 PM
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Here's one really good site Greg and includes cloud predictions.
http://eclipsewx.com/2012/pd.php?site=cairns
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Old 07-11-2012, 11:02 PM
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In Sydney the max eclipse is 67% at 8.02 am with the sun at 27% altitude
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I've worked out that a tree two or three houses from home will be in the way. I'll have to go up to Glenhaven to get a clear eastern horizon.

Then again, the weather forecast for the morning threatens cloud and rain, clearing later in the day. I think my StarLapse, 475 tripod and 229 head, DSLR and 500mm lens, and TO glass filter will have to do.
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Old 08-11-2012, 05:43 PM
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Here's one really good site Greg and includes cloud predictions.
http://eclipsewx.com/2012/pd.php?site=cairns
Thanks for that.

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In Sydney the max eclipse is 67% at 8.02 am with the sun at 27% altitude
Thats helpful 27 degrees would be above my observatory wall.

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I've worked out that a tree two or three houses from home will be in the way. I'll have to go up to Glenhaven to get a clear eastern horizon.

Then again, the weather forecast for the morning threatens cloud and rain, clearing later in the day. I think my StarLapse, 475 tripod and 229 head, DSLR and 500mm lens, and TO glass filter will have to do.
Lets hope the wet weather is late. It often is.

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