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ESO

• ESOcast 204 Light: La Silla Total Solar Eclipse Concludes

• ESO press release: La Silla 50th Anniversary Culminates with Total Solar Eclipse

• ESOcast 170: All you need to know about total solar eclipse 2019

• ESO press release: Tickets on Sale for 2019 Total Solar Eclipse Event At ESO’s La Silla Observatory in Chile (eso1822)

• ESO Eclipse category images (free to use, under Creative Commons)

• Current weather over Chile

Other Eclipse activities in Chile

• Temporada de Eclipses , Eclipse campaign official website (in Spanish only)

• Official website for the Coquimbo region

• Official website for the Atacama region (in Spanish only)

• Tu Eclipse website (in Spanish only)

The eclipse

• Interactive Google map of the eclipse visibility (Xavier Jubier)

• Climatic conditions along the eclipse path (Jay Anderson, NASA)

• General information about the eclipse (Fred Espenak, NASA/GSFC)

• 2019 total solar eclipse weather maps and visibility

• In-the-sky.org, useful general information

Eclipse Photography

• Eclipse photography calculator (Xavier Jubier)

• Solar eclipse photo exposure calculator (Bill Kramer)

• Sun/Moon position calculator (set for eclipse time at La Silla)

• Miloslav Druckmüller eclipse photography

• Petr Horálek eclipse photography

This image combines many exposures of different durations taken to reveal aspects of the widely-viewed total solar eclipse of 21 August 2017, which was visible from the United States. In the centre, the Moon can be seen faintly, with its surface features dimly illuminated in light reflected from the Earth. Around the edge red prominences can be seen and further out the white glow of the corona is sculpted by the Sun's magnetic field. Credit: ESO/P. Horálek