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America´s Total Solar Eclipse – Useful Info

Posted on 2017-07-21 Updated on 2017-07-21

Melissa and I will be observing the solar eclipse from Corvallis. Thanks to the Corvallis Sheriff’s department we found a new location to camp, avoiding to relocate on the day of the event, allowing us also to avoid traffic and early morning stress! Big thanks goes to all my friends that helped out.

While browsing through Youtube, I stumbled on a video by the College of Arts, Letters and Sciences in regards to observing the solar eclipse. Very useful info and insight on how solar eclipse works in general.
View more useful links down at the bottom on how to photograph or record the eclipse event at different stages during its progression as well as last minute camping and reservation info.

Niklas Henricson

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This entry was posted in Astrophotography, News and tagged 2017, America's Solar Eclipse, Camping, Corvallis, Oregon, Photography, Reservations.

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