Well this eclipse will not be viewable in the US. Or will it? It seems that Dish Network viewers WILL be able to see it!
Thanks to the good old DISH EARTH channel that offers live views of the earth from the 110° west orbital location, you will be able to see the shadow of the moon pass over the central and south Pacific Ocean starting just after 1PM EDT / 10AM PDT on Sunday. (It starts just after 1700 UTC. Someone correct me if my figures are off).
Here is a link to it's path.. Solar Eclipse of July 11, 2010
Now if you look at DISH EARTH channel 287, you can see that is where that camera in space is aimed at. If you want to record it on your DVR, you will need to do it manually.
Enjoy! :dance:
Thanks to the good old DISH EARTH channel that offers live views of the earth from the 110° west orbital location, you will be able to see the shadow of the moon pass over the central and south Pacific Ocean starting just after 1PM EDT / 10AM PDT on Sunday. (It starts just after 1700 UTC. Someone correct me if my figures are off).
Here is a link to it's path.. Solar Eclipse of July 11, 2010
Now if you look at DISH EARTH channel 287, you can see that is where that camera in space is aimed at. If you want to record it on your DVR, you will need to do it manually.
Enjoy! :dance: