12.10月全食
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Summary: On Dec. 10, 2011, the Moon passed through the shadow of Earth, producing a coppery-red lunar eclipse visible from the Pacific side of Earth. Get the full story from Science@NASA.
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Photographer, Location, DateLarger imagesComments
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Pornchai POP & Sukanya Boey,
Ek-kamai, Bangkok, Thailand
Dec. 10, 2011#1, Total Lunar Eclipse in Bangkok city, Thailand. 10 December 2011
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Matej Sekeras,
Skalnate pleso, Slovakia
Dec. 10, 2011#1The weather at Skalnate pleso, 1754 meters above see Level was relatively cold (-7 degree of Celsius, humidity 89 percent) but it was worth to stay outside and watch the eclipse... Olympus FE100,X710; F/5; exp.1s; ISO 250
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Calcutta, India (now known as kolkata)
Dec. 10, 2011#1, #2Total lunar eclipse as seen from Kolkata India on 10 Dec'2011 recorded a graze occultation of back ground star during totality. Equipment used 102mm Celestron refractor and Canon 1100D at prime focus.
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Stephen O'Meara,
Maua Loa, Hawaii
Dec. 10, 2011#1After much rain, the skies cleared just in time for us to see a stunning total lunar eclipse. This view, from the slopes of Mauna Loa volcano on Hawaii's Big Island, shows the coppery-red totally eclipsed Moon and some of the waning phases in the early morning.
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Stephen Sullivan,
Santa Monica, California, USA
Dec. 10, 2011#1Canon 5D MK II & EF 70-200 2.8L USM IS MK II @ 200mm, ISO 800, f/6.3 @ 2 Seconds
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Lorenzo Comolli,
Tradate (VA), Italy
Dec. 10, 2011#1, #2, #3, moreIn Italy this eclipse was nearly invisible: the Moon rised near the end of the partial phase. These images show the Moon rising over my home town, Tradate, near Milan, Italy. Photo details: Canon 350D, 200 mm f/11, 400 ISO, time (and exp): 17.01 (1,3 s), 17.03 (1/2 s), 17.10 (2,5 s).
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Dean Cosgrove,
Curtis, NE
Dec. 10, 2011#1, moreMother Nature "dishes" up a beautiful eclipse Moon set in Nebraska
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Henk Bril,
Nieuwstadt, The Netherlands.
Dec. 10, 2011#1, #2, morefrom The Netherlands only the last part of the lunar eclipse was visible. Low altitudes however give nice opportunities for a nice scenery!
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Charlie Kiesel,
Fort Branch, Indiana
Dec. 10, 2011#1Photo of partial lunar eclipse camera info: Sony H1; 1/40 sec; f 3.7; ISO 200; focal length 72mm Time: 6:48 AM CST
more images: from Thad V'Soske of Western Colorado; from Peter Lipscomb of Santa Fe, NM; from Sergio Castillo of Inglewood, California; from Christopher Handler of Adelaide, Australia; from Peter Lipscomb of Santa Fe, NM; from Pete Strasser of Kailua Kona, HI; from Steven Janowiecki of Bloomington, Indiana; from Doug Schmutz of Hamblin Valley, Utah; from Paul Schneider of Tucson, Arizona; from Joseph Shaw of Bozeman, Montana, USA ; from Jerry Zhu of Middleton, Wisconsin; from Gururaj of Mysore, Karnataka, India;
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