Photographer:
Location of Photo:
Belton, SC
Date/Time of photo:
August 21, 2017
Equipment:
Nikon d800 with 500 mm Nikkor Lens
Description:
Total Solar Eclipse with Mars and Mercury visible to the left and right
By: John-Gregory August 24, 2017 1
Belton, SC
August 21, 2017
Nikon d800 with 500 mm Nikkor Lens
Total Solar Eclipse with Mars and Mercury visible to the left and right
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Comments
Joe Stieber
August 25, 2017 at 12:04 pm
I don't see any signs of either planet here. Since Mars was about 8 degrees west of the sun (to the right in this image) and Mercury was about 10.5 degrees to the southeast of the sun (left in this image) at the time of totality, neither would have fit in this approximately 3-degree wide frame anyway. Regulus is faintly visible near the left edge at the nominal 10 o'clock position from the sun.
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