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Good afternoon, everyone, im josh benson,. And im jennifer holloway. This is first at four. Candidates for the president ial nomination are are crises crossing our state crisscrossing our state. Candace mccowan is live at the convention center. Doors open at 4 30, is that right, candace. Reporter absolutely, good evening, josh, jen. Some people are starting to come into the room. Theres quite a line outside. Door, and theyre expecting to open the doors a little bit earlier at 4 00. People will b...

A cameraman who died while filming a skydive suffered fatal chest injuries after landing on the roof of a bed factory, an inquest heard.

A south-facing pinhole camera, mounted on a clothesline pole keeps an eye on the sun in a long 113-day time exposure at Sandy Neck.

Rescuers were called to the aid of ‘John the Swan’ after he became lodged in a drainpipe at St John’s College

Firefighters were called when a student spotted it trapped on top of a Cambridge University library.

A new ‘made in Hawick’ reusable camera designed to capture the sun’s path was launched this week amid huge anticipation.

The Solarcan Puck is a time exposure pinhole camera that captures the path of the Sun as it moves across the sky over the course of a day.

Solarcan has unveiled a miniature and round pinhole camera called the Puck that captures solargraphs with exposures that can last years.

Solargraphy is a little bit of art, astronomy and meteorology. Author: Cory Reppenhagen Updated: 10:39 PM MST February 2, 2021 SCOTTISH BORDERS, UK — It’s not Punxsutawney Phil that decides when the seasons change -- it’s the angle of the sun as the earth tilts on its axis. A relatively new type of photography captures every second of the sun as the angle rises from solstice to solstice.  Credit: Sam Cornwell It’s art, astronomy and meteorology combined ...