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Eclipse2017 | Total Solar Eclipse 2017
10c. This site gives information on the eclipse; it also gives the paths of the eclipse
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Eclipse Photography Home Page
10b. This link was chosen, because it shows some of the best eclipse photos.
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25 facts you should know about the August 21, 2017, total solar eclipse - Astronomy Maga
10a. I choose this link because it gives facts about the solar eclipse.
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The Guardians of Childhood: The Man In The Moon
9. One extra connection I can make to the eclipse is this book, because it has a connection to the moon.
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'Blinded By The Light': Your Contributions To Our Solar Eclipse Soundtrack
8. A music connection i can make to the solar eclipse is Pitbull's song 'Fireball' .
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Safety | Total Solar Eclipse 2017
7. Some safety measures when viewing a solar eclipse are wear your special glasses, and don't take pictures without a filter for your camera.
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Can you really go blind staring at an eclipse?
6. You can go blind from looking at a solar eclipse with you bare eye, if you're not in the path of totality.
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Viewing the eclipse? Here's what you need to know
5. Yes, in 2024 Indiana will have a total eclipse.
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Types of Solar Eclipse
4. There are four types of solar eclipses.
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Total Solar Eclipses: How Often Do They Occur (and Why)?
3. Solar eclipses take place ,on average, every 18 months.
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When’s the next U.S. total solar eclipse? | EarthSky.org
2. The next total solar eclipse visible to North America will be on April 8th, 2024.
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What Is an Eclipse?
1. A solar eclipse is when Earth's moon comes between the earth and the sun, and blocks the sun's light from reaching Earth's surface.
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