Many photos of the total solar eclipse of August 11, 1999. You can add your own pictures.

Details on totality, with reviewed links to more eclipse related sites around cyberspace.

Educational resources about eclipses in general and about the 1999 eclipse in particular.

Photographs of the August 11th total Solar Eclipse taken in Hungarian Balatonboglar by Vladimir Krystof.

Unique series of photos show the 1999 eclipse on the clouds and Cornish scenery.

Views of the Eclipse in the north east of Scotland.

A series of high-quality photographs showing the total solar eclipse taken from Forges-les-Eaux in France. These are accompanied by scene-setting photographs of the various astronomical devices people were using to witness the event.

Pictures taken near Szombathely in west Hungary.

This project welcomes one to interact, exchange, share ideas, learn and work together with others worldwide across a 'collaborative' environment. Through this shared space and the resulting cross-cultural exchanges, one could get to create new art, meet new audiences and have new experiences

Information from hermit.org on the total solar eclipse of 11 August 1999, visible from Cornwall, UK and mainland Europe and Asia. Maps and descriptions of the path, with links to other resources.

Britain's renowned visionary Stephen O'Brien gives a historical, spiritual report on the last total solar eclipse before the millennium (11th August 1999), seen from Wales with 97% coverage of the sun's disc.

A special Templenet presentation on the eve of the total solar eclipse on Aug 11, 1999, taking you on a tour through seven ancient Sun Temples in India.

Pictures and information about the 1999 solar eclipse in English and Dutch.

Solar eclipse pages. Future eclipse data, the 1999 August eclipse with chronology, maps of totality and photos. Explanations of eclipse pheonomena.

pictures of the eclipsed sun from Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, and a bonus ... the picture of the Sun rising from the sea.

Includes images, equipment details, and humor. By Alfred Dufter, Salzburg.