Jay anderson dancing at #SEC2011 dinner

Endless questions from the student participants at the Panel Discussion. #SEC2011

Panel Discussion at #SEC2011 underway with all the speakers. #solareclipse

Terry cuttle speaking at #SEC2011

Joe cali talking at #SEC2011

God of weather for eclipse chasers - jay anderson talking about weather for ase12 at #SEC2011

Skype session with jay pasachoff going on at #SEC2011

Prof jay pasachoff on skype session at #SEC2011 right now.

Indian star astrophotographer Ajay Talwar, proposing at #SEC2011 to catch the June 2020 borderline eclipse - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_eclipse_of_June_21,_2020 - from Northern India; it's a case just between annular and total.

Ajay talwar at #SEC2011

Hamid khodashenas's presentation at #SEC2011

Rick brown talking about e-flight at #SEC2011

Daniel and Xavier at #SEC2011

Daniel Fischer at #SEC2011

Xavier Jubier at #SEC2011 explaining planning techniques for extreme eclipse experiences - like in Antarctica for an annular eclipse on a windy mountain: http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/solar_eclipses/ASE_20080207_pg02.html ...

James Huddle explaining simple spectroscopy techniques to students during an #SEC2011 tea break - after all you can do much more during solar eclipses than just take pretty pictures.

Astronomy vendors during a tea break of the #SEC2011 - mainly binoculars of all sizes and many (Indian) astronomy books.

Xavier jubier at #SEC2011

Full view of the International Solar Eclipse Conference #SEC2011 lecture hall in New Delhi, filled largely with - very curious - school students from the area.

Amit verma talks about SPACEAt #SEC2011

Day 2 of the Solar Eclipse Conference #SEC2011 in New Delhi, now an educational session: here SPACE president 'CB' Devgun explains a project to find the actual longitude where the Indian Standard Time is the Mean Solar Time - which was not exactly where textbooks had said.

Prof huddle talks about expt for VT2012 at #SEC2011

#SEC2011 ECA meeting going on now.

Chris delcotte at #SEC2011

The future of astrophysics is apparently ... right here: students from the #SEC2011 audience forgoing their free tea to rather discuss solar plasma physics(!) with D. Bannerjee in a break after his talk on the solar corona.