rameshtahlan
Super User
21 Jun 2020 Annular Solar Eclipse.
PART 1
THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE OVER HIMALAYAS ALSO,
SO those living along the path in the image, if you don't have Solar Goggles, you can use two layers of Xray film that is processed and is dark, or use the glass used by welders. But if you use anything other than the Solar Goggles, do not look at Sun for too long, However, at time of Totality, which will be of a few minutes, you can view directly with your eyes, as the sun will be almost totally covered by the Moon, but as soon as the Sun starts to appear, do not look at it directly.
Where will you be on 21 Jun 2020 at exact 12:01 pm when the Totality will occur, and you can view with naked eyes. .
It will start about 1 hour before and end 1 hour later.
If you in the path of 100%, you sure are lucky.
If you a few km away, you could just drive to the 100% area.
but for me in Delhi where i stay, i have to drive 210km to Kurukshetra to catch it.
and seeing the crises, that is not possible.
PART 2 I will cover what equipment i have,
PART 3 I will cover some setting to capture it.
PART 1
THIS EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE OVER HIMALAYAS ALSO,
SO those living along the path in the image, if you don't have Solar Goggles, you can use two layers of Xray film that is processed and is dark, or use the glass used by welders. But if you use anything other than the Solar Goggles, do not look at Sun for too long, However, at time of Totality, which will be of a few minutes, you can view directly with your eyes, as the sun will be almost totally covered by the Moon, but as soon as the Sun starts to appear, do not look at it directly.
Where will you be on 21 Jun 2020 at exact 12:01 pm when the Totality will occur, and you can view with naked eyes. .
It will start about 1 hour before and end 1 hour later.
If you in the path of 100%, you sure are lucky.
If you a few km away, you could just drive to the 100% area.
but for me in Delhi where i stay, i have to drive 210km to Kurukshetra to catch it.
and seeing the crises, that is not possible.
PART 2 I will cover what equipment i have,
PART 3 I will cover some setting to capture it.