SUNRISE SOLAR ECLIPSE: This morning, the New Moon passed in front of the sun,   
   producing a solar eclipse visible from the east Coast of North America to the   
   western side of Africa. In Hampton, Virginia, the eclipse was underway when   
   the morning sun rose over the Atlantic Ocean:   
       
   http://spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=88858   
       
   "We had a beautiful view of the partially eclipsed sun peeking between the   
   clouds," says photographer Stephen Gagnon who stationed his camera on Buckroe   
   Beach.   
       
   Later, the New Moon covered the entire sun, producing an annular eclipse and   
   then a total solar eclipse visible across the Atlantic and Africa. The narrow   
   path of totality touched several African nations including Gabon, the Congo,   
   Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia. Browse the gallery for images.   
   More information from NASA , Sky and Telescope, EarthSky and Shadow &   
   Substance.   
       
       
   Regards,   
       
   Roger   
      
   --- D'Bridge 3.96   
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