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| We went up to the roof of the physics building at Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheva where a public viewing session was being held. Here a group of students uses eclipse glasses and a small Meade telescope to view the eclipse. |
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| On top of the physics building at BGU is a large dome with a 16 inch Meade schmidt cassegrain telescope. Here a student uses a small solar telescope attached to the Meade tube. |
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| An impressionistic view of the eclipse through my No. 12 welder's glass. |
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| The sun at mid-eclipse, about 4:15PM, partially obscured by an antenna on a nearby building. |
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| The sun, 20% eclipsed. This is what it looked like through my No. 12 welder's glass filter. |
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| The sun sets behing the BGU computer science building. |
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| A rather impressionist view with the filter tiled from the perpendicular. |
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| Allright, not an eclipse picture. But as I was leaving campus I came across this group of mechanical engineering students fine tuning their race car. Amazing what you can find at Israeli universities! |
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