Iran’s Eclipse man Hamid Djodeiri. Khodashenas is expected to attend the 2011 solar eclipse conference in New Delhi, India.
India’s SPACE is to host the international conference which is slated for December 15th-17th, 2011.
During the three-day conference, scientists and eclipse chasers from all across the world will convene to share their latest scientific achievements and researches.
Iran’s Mr.eclipse who has observed solar eclipses in seven continents since 1999 plans to take part at the international conference with his lifelong dream which is closing to reality day by day: “Observing the solar eclipse from the space.”
Hamid, a professional lawyer, has never believed that his first trip to observe a solar eclipse from Gahar Lake in Southwest Iran on a donkey-back would turn into a historical expedition to South Pole in 2003 and the totality in the 90 degrees North Pole in 2008 on a nuclear-powered icebreaker.
Now it’s high time for mankind to take a big stride forward to visit the natural phenomena from “space”.
India is the first Asian country to host the 2011 international solar eclipse conference which is held twice in seven years.
The astronomical meeting is held when no total solar eclipse occurs for a two-year hiatus.
The conference avails opportunity for professional and amateur astronomers and scientists to put words into action, thus, realizing a dream which is the first step of a long way ahead.

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