Roscosmos Shares Space Images of Solar Eclipse
The Roscosmos satellite 'Arktika-M' captured footage of a total solar eclipse on August 12, showing the Moon's shadow moving across Earth's surface. The Russian cosmonaut Petr Dubrov also photographed the eclipse from the International Space Station.
Consensus
- The Roscosmos satellite 'Arktika-M ' captured footage of a total solar eclipse on August 8.
- The Moon's shadow was visible moving across Earth's surface in the footage.
- The footage was published by Roscosmos in its social media channels.
- The eclipse occurred on August 12.
- The Russian cosmonaut Petr Dubrov photographed the eclipse from the International Space Station.
Points of divergence
- The maximum phase of the solar eclipse was observed on August 12 at 20:46 MSK near the western coast of Iceland and lasted 2 minutes and 18 seconds. — kommersant
- In Russia, partial phases of the eclipse were visible up to 85% in Saint Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Murmansk Oblast, and Pskov. — kommersant
- The footage was published by Roscosmos on its social media platforms. — vesti
- The photos from the ISS were published by Roscosmos and were taken by cosmonaut Petr Dubrov from an altitude of 400 kilometers. — tg_rian_ru
Coverage (5 sources)
- Roscosmos published footage of a solar eclipse from space — Коммерсантъ
- Space footage of a total solar eclipse has been released — Вести
- Photos of eclipse from ISS published by Roscosmos - cosmonaut Petr Dubrov captured one of the most anticipated phenomena of the year from... — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- Cosmonaut Dubrov showed solar eclipse from orbit — Вести
- Photos of eclipse from ISS published by Roscosmos - cosmonaut Petr Dubrov captured one of the most anticipated phenomena of the year from... — РИА Новости (Telegram)