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| | | | | Murderous pets and hungry jaguars are only some of the stories cultures use to explain lunar eclipses. | |
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| | | | | Like an Omen They used to say the eclipses were bad omens. Well, solar eclipses can truly make people surprised, but now we know that they are just a result of pure and simple physics, mostly optics. Like today's one, on 29 March 2025, which I symbolically captured over St. Mark Chapel of Dolní Rokytnice | |
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| | | | | Totality of the solar eclipse of 1991 from San Jose del Cabo. The corona, an aura of plasma and gases, is only visible during totality. Ph... | |
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| | | Tomas Petricek's latest blog posts about programming languages and tools, working with data, philosophy of science and more. | ||