Has anyone ever tried to image or capture a time lapse of a subdued evening or morning twilight due to a solar eclipse? On 3/31, we have a morning eclipse on the eastern coast, and from Chicagoland, nothing is visible as it's over when the sun rises. I suspect, however, that if there was an attempt to image the morning twilight, it would be possible to see a time-lapse that could reveal the eclipse indirectly.
From here in Chicagoland, the sun will be about 75% eclipsed and 14 degrees below the horizon. Other longitudes will have variations on these specs. I hope someone here can try to detect that the eclipse is happening while the sun is below the horizon in this way.
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Edited by Darren Drake, 26 March 2025 - 04:08 PM.
