Descriptions and sketches of some eclipse coronas and prominences:

N.B.  the coronas of 1990 and 1992 were witnessed by very few people on the earth and there are almost no descriptions, photos or sketches of them.

March 1988,  July 1990,  June 1992,  Nov. 1994,   Feb. 1998,  Aug. 1999

March 18, 1988             Feb 26, 1998

There is no predictable phenomenon in nature as magnificent as a total

eclipse of the sun.  After witnessing my first total eclipse in Manitoba

on February 26, 1979, I have become a passionate eclipse chaser, and

have experienced with my wife 11 total and 4 annular solar eclipses.

  This site will be regularly updated.

Click here to read my articles:

Chrismas eclipse 2000 

Australia eclipse 2000

Avila, Spain annular eclipse October 2005

The following articles have been published:

eclipse May 30, 1984

eclipse Jan. 4, 1992

eclipse June 30, 1992

eclipse May 10, 1994

observe the eclipse 

Eclipse Aug. 11, 1999 and earthquake

transit of Mercury

 1969 stamp commemorating 1769 transit of Venus

 Romania 199 Romania 1999

Click below to view some of my eclipse stamps
please note that these pages are not meant to be all-inclusive but only include stamps from my personal collection

stamps2005 to 2006

Click below to view my eclipse stamp covers
please note that these pages are not meant to be all-inclusive but only include covers from my personal collection

eclipse covers 2004 to 2006

	
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Links to other eclipse sites:

David Makepeace Canadian Eclipse Site

Eric's Black Sun Eclipse Web Site

Fred Espenak's Eclipse Web Site

UK Solar Eclipses from Year 1

Solar Eclipse Web Pages (Poitevin)

Sky and Telescope

  History of Astronomy Theme Cruises
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Antarctic Solar Eclipse 2003 philately NZ

Calgary Centre RASC

 Mississauga Centre RASC - meeting reports


Mississauga Centre RASC
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