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From:Space DailyWashington DC (SPX) Apr 08, 2022 A total solar eclipse will take place on April 8, 2024 and Texas is an ideal location for viewing this rare celestial display. Lowell Observatory is teaming with the City of Waco, Baylor...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 50, Issue 3)LESS THAN FIVE YEARS AGO, IN 2017, millions of people in the U.S. witnessed a spectacular event: the first total solar eclipse to touch the continental U.S. in nearly four decades. The narrow path of American totality...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 50, Issue 6)Technology is amazing. Take the sharing of the Dec. 4, 2021, total solar eclipse. The event occurred over a remote stretch of Antarctica and its surrounding seas, allowing a limited travel audience. But thanks to the...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 49, Issue 12)ON DEC. 4, a three-way celestial tango will once again occur as the Sun and the Moon line up with Earth to produce the greatest of nature's spectacles: a total solar eclipse. And while many eclipses occur in faraway...
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From:Space DailyHefei, China(SPX) Jan 13, 2022 A solar eclipse over the Arctic created changes in auroras in both of Earth's hemispheres due to connections through the planet's magnetic field, according to a new study. The new work...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 50, Issue 5)"It's going to be like going to another planet." Every one of my friends who had been to Antarctica said this same thing. And it was true. In December, I found myself, along with a group of about 50 astronomy...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 50, Issue 3)THE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE OF APRIL 8, 2024, will dazzle everyone who views it. And by using maps like the one on the next page, it's easy to find the specific cities in Mexico and the U.S. where totality will grace the...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 50, Issue 3)As I write this, I'm preparing for an adventure. I'll soon be headed to Santiago, Chile, and then on to Antarctica for the Dec. 4, 2021, total solar eclipse. I'll be proud to report on the activities of Astronomy...
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From:Arkansas Business (Vol. 39, Issue 18)A total solar eclipse will leave much of Arkansas dark on April 8, 2024, but it's going to be a sunny day for communities that take advantage of the historic influx of visitors that's expected. That's what former...
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From:Sky & Telescope (Vol. 101, Issue 2)Issues are presented concerning the discoveries which continue to be made by solar-eclipse science. The history of solar-eclipse science, the structure of the sun and the information which can be gained from the study of...
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From:Down To EarthIndia, April 22 -- These observations can help scientists better understand Phobos' orbit and how its gravity pulls on the Martian surface, ultimately shaping the red planet's crust and mantle The Perseverance Mars...
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From:Sky & Telescope (Vol. 87, Issue 5)There are numerous documented accounts showing how solar eclipses have shaped history. This phenomenon has been used deliberately or otherwise for religious as well as for scientific purposes. Almost anything can...
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From:Odyssey (Vol. 14, Issue 4)This month, a special sky event occurs during the New Moon. On April 8, sky watchers in the lower half of the United States, Central America, and parts of South America will be treated to a solar eclipse. Some of these...
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From:Mother Earth News (Issue 143)Spring months April and May bring a variety of weather patterns, including tornadoes in the Midwest and storms. Two eclipses will occur in May 1994, including a solar eclipse that will be seen across the US and a lunar...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 34, Issue 3)CELESTIAL GEOMETRY A partial solar eclipse Solar eclipses have been regarded as mystical since humans started to become aware of the environment. The fact that the Sun's diameter is 400 times larger than the...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 40, Issue 3)This year promises to be a memorable one for observers of the Sun. An annular solar eclipse in May greets people in eastern China and Japan just after sunrise before crossing the Pacific and ending over the...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 23, Issue 10)Tips for taking high-quality pictures of the Oct 1995 solar eclipse include using 2x or 3x teleconverters, moderate-speed film, and lenses wide enough to frame the images. Eclipse photographers are encouraged to take a...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 42, Issue 10)August 21, 2017 DARK DAY. A total solar eclipse is the result of the Moon crossing in front of the Sun's disk from Earth's perspective. The path of totality--where sunlight is completely blocked and the "umbra"...
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From:Astronomy (Vol. 44, Issue 1)Drama is coming to the United States. On August 21, 2017, Sun-watchers along a line from Oregon to South Carolina will experience nature's grandest spectacle: a total solar eclipse. It's the first time darkness appears...
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From:Sky & Telescope (Vol. 92, Issue 2)Three solar eclipses will occur at the end of the 20th century. The first will cover the Tundra on Mar. 9, 1997, the second will span the tropics on Feb. 26, 1998, while the last will cover the central European continent...