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Post by noodlesoup on May 21, 2012 5:01:03 GMT
 It was taken through the lens of a welding mask. |
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Post by Qwerty on May 21, 2012 5:17:11 GMT
I was watching this earlier. I used the telescope projection method.
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Post by noodlesoup on May 21, 2012 9:49:57 GMT
Ironically, you would have seen a better view of it if it was very cloudy.
Well, not that cloudy, but at that right amount of cloud-cover that makes it easy for you look right at the sun, when it only looks like a white disk.
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Post by nmagain on May 21, 2012 18:26:56 GMT
nice alien planet...
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Post by Qwerty on May 21, 2012 22:11:17 GMT
Where I live, we had cloud cover near the coast and it was clear not far inland. I projected the sun inland for most of it, but while driving home we found the perfect balance where we could look straight at the sun through the top of the clouds.
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Post by priok on May 23, 2012 4:16:36 GMT
Nice picture, I did not see it in the sky, it was just very cloudy.
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Post by IvanYiu247 on May 23, 2012 5:11:29 GMT
Nice picture. I could't wake up early to see the eclipse because the eclipse starts at around 6-7am at my place. I'm having my extra long holiday which removed my habit of waking up early for school. But then the news told us the the weather was too cloudy for people at my place to see the eclipse, which means it was pointless for me to wake up early...
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Post by Qwerty on May 23, 2012 5:25:35 GMT
Never let bad weather be an excuse. The weather is always good if you drive far enough.
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