The evening Sun in Tucson, Arizona, between 17:27 and 17:32 PM Mountain Time, descending and disappearing into the smoke cloud from California's fires.
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The evening Sun in Tucson, Arizona, descending and disappearing into the smoke from California and Colorado forest fires.
17:32:03 Mountain Time
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The evening Sun in Tucson, Arizona, descending and disappearing into the smoke from California and Colorado forest fires.
17:32:25 Mountain Time
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The evening Sun in Tucson, Arizona, descending and disappearing into the smoke from California and Colorado forest fires.
17:31:10 Mountain Time
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Is smoke equivalent to a neutral density filter? I suppose it depends on the particle size distribution of the soot and other particulates in the smoke.
The evening solar disk is seen in Tucson, Arizona, descending and disappearing into the smoke from California and Colorado forest fires.
17:30:30 Mountain Time
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