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What Is a Solar Eclipse?
1. A Solar Eclipse is when the moon stops the Suns rays to cast a shadow.
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If you won't see the total solar eclipse, here's when your next chance will be
2. The next Solar Eclipse after August 21 will happen on October 14, 2023
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Total Solar Eclipses: How Often Do They Occur (and Why)?
3.Solar Eclipses tend to occur every 18 months on different parts of the Earth.
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Types of Solar Eclipse
4. There are four different types of Solar Eclipses.
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Solar eclipse 2017: what you need to know
5. Indiana will not have a total eclipse on Monday, August 21. We will only be able to see a portion of it.
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Why is it dangerous to look at the solar eclipse directly specially at that moment?
6. It is dangerous to look at a Solar Eclipse because it can damage the retina in your eye.Also, the Sun can come out at anytime which would damage your eyes.
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How to View a Solar Eclipse Safely
7. Some safety measures to take when looking at a Solar Eclipse is to make sure that you wear special glasses when looking at it and don't stare with a naked eye.
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Here Comes the Sun - Wikipedia
8. A song that helps me make a music connection to a Solar eclipse is Here Comes The Sun by the Beatles.
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Sunsets: appear in a variety of colors
9. An extra connection that i have made to Solar Eclipses are sunsets.
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The Solar Eclipse: What to Expect
10A. For the first time since 1918, an eclipse will travel across the entire United States from coast to coast.
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How will your pets react to the solar eclipse?
10B. Pets will not react to the Solar Eclipse as much as the wildlife animals will. Wildlife animals may change there daily routine due to change of color in the sky.
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How Long Will the Total Solar Eclipse Last?
10C. The Solar Eclipse will last a total of 2 hours from coast to coast. In some areas it will only last for seconds.
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