| We get a partial solar eclipse when the Moon's path almost intersects the ecliptic. |
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| With the face of the Sun blocked by the Moon during a solar eclipse, the corona shines with the brightness of a full Moon. |
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| The foliage of a tree provides a set of natural pinhole cameras, producing crescent images during the partial phase of a solar eclipse. |
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| Apparently there is often a crash in prices within a few days of a lunar eclipse and within six weeks of a solar eclipse. |
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| South Africans will see a partial lunar eclipse but will miss a solar eclipse. |
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| It was the middle of a foggy, drizzly night, but the featured attraction was a solar eclipse. |
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| Some people try to explain this with reference to some natural phenomenon, such as a solar eclipse. |
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| A solar eclipse can only occur at conjunction, and the sighting of the new moon is typically not until 30 hours later. |
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| In August 1999 the skies above Swindon were darkened during a total solar eclipse. |
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| The last total eclipse, solar eclipse in Antarctica, was just over a century ago. |
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| Local residents will have the opportunity to view a partial solar eclipse next Tuesday morning, reported the Youth Daily. |
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| On average a total solar eclipse is visible from any location only once every few centuries. |
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| During a solar eclipse the Moon moves across the Sun, blocking its light and casting a shadow onto the Earth. |
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| In 1868, the French astronomer Pierre Janssen studied light from the Sun during a solar eclipse using a spectroscope. |
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| Because Mercury and Venus are sunward of the Earth they, like the Moon during a solar eclipse, may pass across the face of the Sun. |
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| If the Moon is near apogee during a solar eclipse, it appears smaller than normal and is not large enough to fully cover the Sun. |
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| In other words, a coronagraph produces an artificial solar eclipse. |
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| Because a solar eclipse can only occur when the Sun and Moon are in the same region of the sky, it can only take place during new moon. |
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| The solar eclipse on Friday brings a new wave of tenderness to your emotional environment. |
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| A solar eclipse this week brings healthy detachment to Taurus and intuition to Cancer. |
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| The solar eclipse, Thursday, portends healthy detachment from siblings and other strangers. |
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| The solar eclipse, Friday, drops you into a new circle of like-minded ultra-aware individuals. |
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| Investigate umbras and penumbras produced in a solar eclipse and explain their differences and similarities. |
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| In India also an auspicious day is selected by an orthodox priest, most probably on the solar eclipse or lunar eclipse. |
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| And solar eclipse spectacles are available to purchase at a very favourable price from the Hannig upper station. |
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| While walking home with a group of friends, you discover a mysterious beam of light coming from an unexpected solar eclipse. |
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| As an interesting footnote to history, this council of war took place during a solar eclipse at 9:00 in the morning. |
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| Unique event taking place among traditional cultures: the 29th of March there will be the solar eclipse. |
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| Banewl, from 1999, is an amazing 63-minute contemplation of a solar eclipse, as watched among cows on the bluffs of Cornwall. |
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| These junctures are analogous to the contacts occurring in an annular solar eclipse, except that now the dark object is much smaller than the Moon. |
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| If the Moon orbited Earth in exactly the same plane that Earth orbits the Sun, we'd get a solar eclipse every New Moon and a lunar eclipse every Full Moon. |
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| Total solar eclipse tracks perform consistent geographical steps within a saros, as in Figure 2.2, and there are systematic trends in other eclipse sequences. |
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| Because 31 days is longer than the nodical month, there must be at least one solar eclipse of some description in each eclipse season, making two each year. |
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| The U. S. Department of State Office of Science and Technology Cooperation, NASA, and the government of Libya worked in concert to make possible the historic solar eclipse expedition. |
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| Birds and other animals are particularly sensitive to a solar eclipse. |
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| Near the beginning and end of a total solar eclipse, the sun's edge seems broken into beads of light, called Baily's beads after British astronomer Francis Baily's 1836 discovery. |
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| The total solar eclipse of 20 March 2015 included only Svalbard and the Faroe Islands in the band of totality. |
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| During a solar eclipse, the Moon obstructs the Sun and casts its shadow on the Earth, but because the Moon is relatively small, the shadow during totality never exceeds 270 kilometres in width. |
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| When a solar eclipse sends a colossal blast of super-chilled air towards the earth, it then sets off a catastrophic chain of events that threatens to engulf the world in ice and launch a new Ice Age. |
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| On March 29, the fourminute, six-second total solar eclipse occurred when, from Earth's perspective, the moon passed in front of the sun and seemed to be about the same size as the sun. |
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| The newspapers of the day were reporting on the measurements taken during the solar eclipse of that year, of the bending of distant starlight near the sun. |
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| The Sun's thin, pinkish inner atmosphere, or chromosphere, is visible only during a total solar eclipse. |
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| A canadian-based Afghan journalist received a letter from her little sister stayed in Afghanistan. She wants to commit suicide during the next solar eclipse. |
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| Arthur Eddington's observations made during a 1919 solar eclipse supported General Relativity rather than Newtonian gravitation. |
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| This is crazy stuff, hockey's equivalent of a solar eclipse. |
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| They are the solar eclipse, and lunar eclipse. |
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| Between the omnipresent souvenir of George Sand at the corner of every street and the relentless sun which burns the all country, the life of Lélia topples over the very day of the solar eclipse. |
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| Precise underground observations of the partial solar eclipse of 1 June 2011 using a Foucault pendulum and a very light torsion balance. |
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| Today's solar eclipse marks a new era in your working world, one which could span the next three or four years. |
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| After followers of Xu and Ricci publicly predicted a solar eclipse in 1629, Xu was appointed by the Emperor as the leader of an effort to reform the Chinese calendar. |
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| As seen from the Earth, a solar eclipse is a type of eclipse that occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, and the Moon fully or partially blocks the Sun. |
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| While many parts of the UK had to try to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse through the clouds, Wales had some of the best weather for viewings. |
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| In a solar eclipse, the moon passes between the sun and the Earth. |
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| The total Solar eclipse falls on November 23rd and will be visible from within a narrow corridor which traverses the far Southern Hemisphere. |
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| The Solar Eclipse, Wednesday, meanwhile, brings welcome news regarding real estate, real or metaphoric. |
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