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  3. Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows.

Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows.

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  • brodersen@en.osm.townB This user is from outside of this forum
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    Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows. This is based on publicly available Danish DSM data in a 40x40 cm resolution. As Denmark has an area about 43,000 km² this equals about 215 billion points.

    Find a place and tweak the clock to see real-time rendered shadows.

    https://septima.dk/solformoerkelse-2026/

    #Eclipse #Eclipse2026

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    • brodersen@en.osm.townB brodersen@en.osm.town

      Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows. This is based on publicly available Danish DSM data in a 40x40 cm resolution. As Denmark has an area about 43,000 km² this equals about 215 billion points.

      Find a place and tweak the clock to see real-time rendered shadows.

      https://septima.dk/solformoerkelse-2026/

      #Eclipse #Eclipse2026

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      @brodersen Sejt! 💪🏻👏🏻

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      • sorenhave@mastodon.nuS sorenhave@mastodon.nu

        @brodersen Sejt! 💪🏻👏🏻

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        @sorenhave @brodersen Vildt sejt lavet!

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        • brodersen@en.osm.townB brodersen@en.osm.town

          Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows. This is based on publicly available Danish DSM data in a 40x40 cm resolution. As Denmark has an area about 43,000 km² this equals about 215 billion points.

          Find a place and tweak the clock to see real-time rendered shadows.

          https://septima.dk/solformoerkelse-2026/

          #Eclipse #Eclipse2026

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          @brodersen hold da fast hvor er det vildt lavet! Både at det data overhovedet findes i den kvalitet, og så det de har fået lavet ud fra det.

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            @brodersen hold da fast hvor er det vildt lavet! Både at det data overhovedet findes i den kvalitet, og så det de har fået lavet ud fra det.

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            Hey @mse - det ser ud til at det bliver svært at se noget hjemmefra, men lige uden for Erlings bør man kunne se solformørkelsen. 😁 Sol og måne kommer bogstaveligt talt til at stå rigtigt 😅

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            • brodersen@en.osm.townB brodersen@en.osm.town

              Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows. This is based on publicly available Danish DSM data in a 40x40 cm resolution. As Denmark has an area about 43,000 km² this equals about 215 billion points.

              Find a place and tweak the clock to see real-time rendered shadows.

              https://septima.dk/solformoerkelse-2026/

              #Eclipse #Eclipse2026

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              @brodersen ok, det er klassisk gis geek fest det der. Hvor er det nice lavet!

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              • brodersen@en.osm.townB brodersen@en.osm.town

                Some of my cool colleagues at Septima have made a neat interactive tool for Denmark that shows if you can see the Sun during the upcoming eclipse next Wednesday or if you are in the shadows. This is based on publicly available Danish DSM data in a 40x40 cm resolution. As Denmark has an area about 43,000 km² this equals about 215 billion points.

                Find a place and tweak the clock to see real-time rendered shadows.

                https://septima.dk/solformoerkelse-2026/

                #Eclipse #Eclipse2026

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                @brodersen also my app will help - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pocket-universe/id306916838

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