Last updated: 25 Oct. 2022

PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 25 Oct. 2022 UT from Meudon:

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MOON ECLIPSE: 16 May 2022 UT from Crespière:

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3h05.6

PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 10 June 2021 UT from Meudon:

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10h13.1

MOON ECLIPSE: 16 July 2019 UT from Meudon:

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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 02 Juil. 2019 UT from Bella Vista, Argentina:

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MOON ECLIPSE: 21 Jan. 2019 UT from Meudon:

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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 21 Aug. 2017 UT from Oregon Star Party, USA:

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MOON ECLIPSE: 28 September 2015 UT from Meudon:

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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 14 Nov. 2012 UT from Australia:

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ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE: 21 May 2012 UT from Tokyo, Japan:

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TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 22 July 2009 UT from Longang, China:

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PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: 1 August 2008 UT from Meudon:

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MOON ECLIPSE: 7 September 2006 UT from Meudon:

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TOTAL ECLIPSE: 29 March 2006 UT from Libya:

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MOON Penumbral ECLIPSE: 14 March 2006 UT from Versailles:

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ANNULAR ECLIPSE: 3 October 2005 UT from Tunisia:

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MOON ECLIPSE: 8-9 November 2003 UT from Versailles:

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A few MOON pictures in the new T407: Hand-held camera (50mm obj. lens): (Sensia 400)

23 Aug. 2003 03:22 UT 1/30 F/D=29

16 Sep. 2003 00:34 UT 1/30 F/D=29

Big SUNSPOTS on 25 Oct. 2003: (Sensia 400) with Astrosolar

10:33 UT MTO 1/500 F/D=11	10:55 UT T256x42 1/500 F/D=12	11:01 UT T256x84 1/250 F/D=24
NOAA 10484: 11:07 UT T256x169 1/125 F/D=47	14h45-15h45 UT T256x333 Drawing of NOAA 10484	NOAA 10486 11:09 UT T256x169 1/125 F/D=47

Note: NOAA 10486 gave on Oct. 28.47 and Oct. 29.87 some of the most powerfull flares and fastest (2000 km/s) CMEs of the decade resulting in dramatic high energy particule flux and magnetic storm on Earth.