Picture of a display screen on someone else's camera, watching the 2017 solar eclipse take place. As the display shows, most of the sun had been eclipsed at that point.

Here are the "rules": • Seven black and white images that represent an aspect of your life. • Present one image every day for seven days. • No people. • No explanation. • Nominate someone every

Here are the "rules": • Seven black and white images that represent an aspect of your life. • Present one image every day for seven days. • No people. • No explanation. • Nominate someone every

Day 6 and this challenge is nearly finished for me now and I'm a little sorry to see it finish. I am however looking forward to seeing my nominees' posts and today I nominate @cerenselenapa. And I'd like

Our Eclipse Balloon Project is sending more than 50 high-altitude balloons launched by students to livestream aerial footage of the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse from the edge of space. Learn how this will

 Want to be a part of an out-of-this-world image of Earth during #Eclipse2017?Wave at the Moon as our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter turns to capture an image of the Moon’s shadow on Earth. 

Want to be a part of an out-of-this-world image of Earth during #Eclipse2017? Wave at the Moon on Aug. 21 at ~2:25pm ET as our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter turns to capture an image of the Moon’s shadow

It appears we can't put a video up here, so here's what I posted over on my blog: I took one brief video of the eclipse totality, which as I expected was lousy--but I put it up because I found the crowd

We went to see the eclipse there mostly because the shrine features lots of open space - mostly just large parking lots - and is a pretty Catholic-themed site. Apparently a few other people made a similar

I will remember August 21st 2017 for a long time. That is the day the Solar Eclipse 2017 happened. I was in Salem Oregon at the time where we had Totality. That's where you can see the sun completely covered

Time to Read: approx. 3 minutes Hello, to the Steemit Community! I really wanted to take the coolest picture ever to use as my introduction photo, and was trying to come up with a good idea. As the weeks

I used a Celestron CG-5 (not aligned very well), and a RX10 M3 at 600mm. The Filter job was done by 2 1000x filters stacked together.

Mother Nature created her own eclipse viewer in her sunbeams. It was really neat to see, especially since I didn't have protective glasses with which to view the eclipse. We were at 97% total eclipse where

21 April 2017. The first total solar eclipse since 1979 viewable in the states. We traveled to the path of totality and ended up finding a camping spot off of a small, dirt road. A clearing in the trees

Hope everyone had fun looking at the sun yesterday. Luckily I was able to score some eye protection from my uncle/mechanic. Did have to put the back up pair on underneath to make sure I didn't go blind.

#Eclipse2017 viewing events

There were many beautiful things to witness during the eclipse, making it hard to choose a single favorite moment. But the diamond ring we experienced here in Corvallis has to be close to the top of the

Eclipses and their unsettling darkness have long inspired fear and awe — the precise reason some seek them out. This August, the sky will dim until the daytime world becomes dark. The bright disk that

The diamond ring and the solar corona. Photo by author. Do not copy without permission! Thank you! Today was an exciting day -- my fourth total solar eclipse and my son's first. We woke up early to drive

As a resident of suburb Portland Oregon, I was able to experience the total solar eclipse today. My iphone couldn't handle a picture of partial eclipse, the bright sun appears round through my camera,