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Images of the 2012 Total Solar Eclipse
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A round corona with several bright prominences was a dazzling view for those lucky enough to be under the right conditions. The inner corona was very bright and evenly distributed out to half a lunar radius with a helmut structure visible above a prominence that appeared around third contact. The corona was visible out to about three lunar diameters in all directions with five spikes extending another two diameters faintly visible in binoculars. At second contact several bright prominences could be seen with one arching across the chromosphere. The bright prominence at third contact pointed towards the first beads for those along the central most part of the path and appeared as if detached by some observers. It was a flowery eye in the sky and most lovely to behold.  

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20121113 - Pacific - courtesy of Bria Bower
cromosphere - courtesy of Oscar Martin
- courtesy of Oscar Martin
- courtesy of Alessandro Pessi
- courtesy of Alessandro Pessi
The stars during the eclipse as seen from Cairns - Venus will be visible i...
Eclipse detail of region near Cairns and Port Douglas.
Eclipse detail of region near Port Douglas.
Second Contact - courtesy of Alson Wong
Corona Composite - courtesy of Alson Wong
Third Contact - courtesy of Alson Wong
- courtesy of Steed Yu
taken from the deck of the Paul Gauguin - courtesy of susan petry
- courtesy of Alexander Manannikov
14 Nov 2012, 07:11:56 AEST, 1/90 sec, f/26, ISO 2000, effective fl/1680 mm,...
Wide angle view of eclipse from the Paul Gauguin - courtesy of Bill Kramer ...
Second Contact from the M/S Paul Gauguin, south of New Caledonia. - courtes...
Diamond Ring at third contact. Photographed from the M/S Paul Gauguin. - co...
Inner corona, as seen from the M/S Paul Gauguin. - courtesy of Jim Gardepe
Detail of inner corona. Photographed from the M/S Paul Gauguin. - courtesy ...
North of Palm Cove,Cairns,lucky hole when C2,not missing any seconds. - co...
Partial Eclipse with Canon 400mm (cropped) and solar filter. - courtesy of ...
C2 plus a few seconds as the prominences are still visible. Canon 400mm han...
Canon 400mm handheld on board the Paul Gauguin cruise ship. - courtesy of D...
Diamond ring with lens flaring. Handheld on board the Paul Gauguin. - court...
Partial eclipse after C3. Cannon 400mm and solar filter. - courtesy of Deni...
- courtesy of Dominik Krupa [www.eclipses.strefa.pl]
The clouds closing in at the end of totality - courtesy of Gerard Lazarus
- courtesy of Alexander Manannikov
- courtesy of Alexander Manannikov
- courtesy of Alexander Manannikov
- courtesy of Alexander Manannikov
- courtesy of Oscar Martin
- courtesy of Oscar Martin
- courtesy of Oscar Martin
Second Contact with a videocamera - courtesy of Oscar Martin
Totality - courtesy of Oscar Martin

Links to external websites

Australia near Mareeba - Richard Hole
Joe Cali - composite reports from Australia
Eclipse video from Constantine Emmanouilidi
Mareeba, Queensland - Stig Linander
New Zealand animation - Robert Brown (video)
Port Douglas - Tora Greve
Paul Gauguin 3rd contact by Melissa Kramer (video)
The Outback - Ben Cooper
Queensland aerial views (video)
Pacific Dawn Cruise ship - Mark Sukhija (video)
Palmer River Roadhouse - Northern Explorer Tours / Eclipse-Reisen Group.
MCKAY CAY, GREAT BARRIER REEF - Patrick Poitevin
Maitland Downs - Glenn Schneider
Maitland Downs Australia - SAROS group
Above the Clouds - Jay Pasachoff
SAROS group video
Pacific Jewel - a near miss
CNN picture gallery
Australia - Joerg Schoppy
Wetherby Station - Alson Wong
Stratospheric view of eclipse from balloon (video)
Palm Cove - Queensland (video)
List presented in random order