Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 11 Aug 1999.
? Pic's of the Eclipse'99 ??
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· 3 messages · 11 Aug 1999 - 12 Aug 1999
Hi! Is there a pic of the eclipse outside ??? Thnx, M. --------------------------------------------------- \^^/ (__) ( "> <" ) .(> ) reply: mic...@uni-muenster.de ( <), ^^ ^^
Michael Hagedorn wrote:
>Is there a pic of the eclipse outside ???
Here is how the sky looked like above Hamburg at 12:30 local time:
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cg - At least there was no rain...
On 11 Aug 1999 20:45:57 GMT, Christoph Gebhardt (chr...@hangout.de) wrote:
: Michael Hagedorn wrote:
: >Is there a pic of the eclipse outside ???
: Here is how the sky looked like above Hamburg at 12:30 local time:
: .---'''''--.
: ________( )
: ( ) )
: ( ) )
: .-'-----.--''''''''-.--'
: ( ( )
: (. ( )
: ( '--......---'
: '-------'
Here in Helsinki I just barely managed to catch a glimpse of a crescent
sun for a few seconds out of the rear window of a car when the cloud cover
got a bit thinner than usual.
The positive side was that there was no need for a dark glass, since the
sun was only barely visible anyway. ;-)
It actually looked pretty damn weird compared to a the more usual sight of
a crescent moon. In paintings one often sees crescents that look like the
intersection of two circles, (instead of a half-illuminated sphere) and
face in any random direction, but seeing one in reality took me a while to
realize what it was that looked so odd about it.
Hmm.. shouldn't be hard to draw..
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Ilmari Karonen (ilt...@sci.fi)
http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/
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