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www.jimmybramlett.com
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| | | | | After watching the total solar eclipse from Newport, Oregon back in 2017, I was determined to make it to this eclipse. If for no other reason depending on where I went I would get a four-minute eclipse rather than the one minute I got. My initial plan was to go to the northern Dallas suburb... | |
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www.petrhoralek.com
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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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www.gracepete.com
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| | | | | Unless you've been living under a rock, you're well aware of the solar eclipse happening on August 21, less than a month from now. Her... | |
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fakeflamenco.com
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| | | Yesterday a total solar eclipse was visible in a swath of North America, including Mexico. We drove to our "nearest totality south of us to get a look. At the same time a school trip took Eagle to a great viewing spot. Their teacher had recommended the use of a colander to capture the phases. | ||
