1990tse 1990 July 22Total Solar Eclipse Track of the lunar shadow. Eclipse track: Xavier Jubier. Track of the lunar shadow. Eclipse track: Xavier Jubier. https://eclipsophile.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/1990TSE-HS.mp4 Animation of the passage of the lunar shadow created in WinEclipse, a program developed by the late Heinz Scsibrany. Infrared/visible false-colour composite image from GMS 4 at 2:32 UTC. The eclipse shadow is the deep blue tone at the north limb. Image: JAXA. Same as above, in visible wavelengths only. https://eclipsophile.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/1990tse-MT3.mp4 This view of the eclipse shadow comes from Meteosat 3, which lies along the Prime Meridian and has a very oblique look toward the eclipse track. In this short loop, the shadow is barely visible as a shadow that drifts across the narrow crescent of the Earth in the upper right in the second and third frames. Images: EUMETSAT. Updated December 2020Return to eclipsophile home page.