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The Moon partially covered the solar disc on Tuesday 25 October. The duration of the eclipse was 1 hour and 43 mins with the maximum occurring at 10:56am.
JHI staff and students observed the eclipse in many ways as shown in the pictures of the post.
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![](https://www.star.uclan.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/bil-eclipse-1-932x1024.png)
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![](https://www.star.uclan.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/eclipse1.jpg)
Photos by: Megan Argo (cover pic and 1st pic in the gallery), Mark Norris and Bill Swalwell (top row), Daniel Brown and Derek Ward-Thompson (bottom row).
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Photo by Mark Trapnell (Distance Learning student): It was taken using an 80mm refractor (focal length 560mm), ZWO 174 mm camera, a Hershel wedge and a Baader solar continuum filter (540 nm) from Wimbledon, SW London (51.4 deg N, 0.22 deg West).