Question by : How is an annular eclipse of the sun different from a total eclipse?
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Answer by ChrisAn annular eclipse is when the sun and moon are in line (eclipsing) but the apparent size of the moon is less than the sun so there is a border of sun around the moon.
A total eclipse is where the moon completely blocks out the disc of the sun leaving only the corona visible.
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an annular eclipse of the sun 21ｔｈ MAY 2012 filmed in TOKYO.JAPAN.About 7:35AM at local time.little cloudy thin shine.it' s nice condition to shooting the eclipse.I shoot this footage with Canon EOS550D 55-250mm lens standing on the stairway without tripod.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Q&A: How is an annular eclipse of the sun different from a total eclipse?
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