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LOFAR creates radio photos of the solar eclipse

Below you will find all the radio photos that are made with the LOFAR telescope.

Published by the editorial team, 20 March 2015

Observations have finished now. Time to have a detailed look at the data.   

12:30 Dat was’t dan! Ik zie de maan niet meer…    

12:20     Ik denk dat het er voor ons ook zo’n beetje op zit.

12:10     bijna klaar nu!

12:00 en de maan verduistert in de radiobeelden *nog steeds* de zon!   

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11:00    duidelijk over de helft nu. Clearly past halfway.

 

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09:40    lekker onderweg.

 

09:25  has had first contact! Eerste contact  duidelijk te zien  

 

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08:55  beeld van  

 

08:40  ziet nog niets bijzonders. De wazige structuur van de zon is de corona   / LOFAR isn’t seeing anything special yet. The hazy structure of the sun is the corona

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