solar disc

He was depicted as a man on his knees, holding up a solar disc.

A solar disc in the left corner should be related to the boat supporting the god's throne.

These are the moments when, viewed from Earth, the hypothetical planet would cross the solar disc.

But they are only partial, during which the earth, cast like a screen upon the solar disc, allows the greater portion to be seen.

The one with the solar disc over his head was probably Amon-Ré.

In front of them was a king with a white bull that was wearing a solar disc between its horns.

Omally could make out their silhouettes, sunspots upon the solar disc.

He creates optical and vibrant works, with the solar disc as one of his occurring motifs.

Since 1912, prominent pictures over the full limb are being obtained in K by blocking the solar disc.

These are not rocks in the usual sense, but crystals that condensed as the early solar disc began to cool.

Observed through a dimmer screen, the solar disc was bloated and glaring.

He discovered that absorption lines near the edge of the Solar disc are displaced towards the red, compared with their positions at the centre.

Some of these incense-burners bore a suspended solar disc with modelled rays.

This is the equation from above with corrections for astronomical refraction and solar disc diameter.

For example, if the sun were a Lambertian radiator, one would expect to see a constant brightness across the entire solar disc.

The eclipse record shows a strong dip in signal strength after 11:40 local time, when the Moon covered a large sunspot on the solar disc.

What I saw was not the expected clear scatter of sunspots waiting to be counted, but a dim apology for a solar disc.

However, the lunar orbit is not in the same plane as that of the sun, so usually the moon passes above or below the solar disc.

The Egyptian sky-goddess, represented as a woman with cow's horns, between which was suspended a solar disc.

The most common khachkar feature is a cross surmounting a rosette or a solar disc.

The throne's back has a large solar disc, decorated with weavings and vitreous pearls.

Still the flame from the solar disc waxed and gathered luminosity, minute by minute.

The lowest arc of the solar disc touched them, and the sun seemed to flatten like a vessel being born in a potter's hands.

However the solar disc is too bright at that time to use magnification such as binoculars or telescopes to look directly at the Sun.

And . . . the swollen solar disc would take fifteen hours to clear the horizon.