Total Solar Eclipse 2013 amazing photos

Total Solar Eclipse of November 3, 2013, as seen from 44,000 feet over the Atlantic aboard a 12-person Dassault Falcon 900B jet chartered from Bermuda. For the first time ever, an aircraft was used to intercept an extremely short eclipse with a perpendicular crossing of the eclipse path.

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- darvinhg
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  My eyes.. poor eyes. That site needs to cross into the new millenium and update the design. Who the hell thought that black background with yellow and red writing was a good idea?!
  
  But yes I agree, after getting used to the funky colors I found some other great pics indeed.
  
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Amazing how you can still see the rest of the world having daylight, exept that one tiny spot on earth.

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- grandtheftsoul
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  I'd steer the plane off course and try to stay in the eclipse as long as I can.
  
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  - darvinhg
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    Is that even possible? Is a plane fast enough?
    
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