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can`t get clearance for this YET Is a Solar eclipse visible from the ISS? I don't see any images or even mention of such, so I ran Celestia and set the Moon as the target, looking from the ISS. Sure enough, on Nov 13 2012, at 1:08 PM PST, the full eclipse occurred. So why has an eclipse never been imaged from the ISS? Just too boring for the astronauts I suppose, what other reason could there be, it was nap time and they didn't want to loose beauty sleep? Quoting: observation Quoting: aether Perhaps it's a matter of perspective. Vantage point. For instance last week while I was at the beach house, my friends and I were standing on the deck after it had gotten dark. The light behind us was casting our shadows in front of us, onto the fog a few feet away. I noted how dark my shadow appeared compared to theirs, which were very light. So I decided to make mention of it. JB then said how from his perspective, HIS shadow was the dark one, while ours were light. I realized then that shadow is merely based on perspective. :) Quoting: Seer777
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