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Old March 4th 07, 08:02 AM posted to uk.sci.astronomy
Matt Jones
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Default Solar eclipse viewed from the Moon

As I was viewing the Lunar eclipse last night, I was trying to visualise
what an observer would see if they were standing on the Moon looking at
the Earth.

I suspect that there wouldn't be the bright ring of light seen during a
solar eclipse viewed from Earth. Instead there would be a large black disc
surrounded by a bright pink glow. It must be a beautiful sight.

Matt
 




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