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Solar eclipse over Waco Texas. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

At the height of the eclipse we also saw Tzedek

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Experiences of the April 8 solar eclipse from the solar eclipse at Baylor University campus in Waco Texas, where the eclipse lasted 4 minutes and 13 seconds, almost the maximum possible
This map illustrates the paths of the moon's shadow across the US during the 2024 total solar eclipse. On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will cross North and Central America and create a total path. During a total solar eclipse, the moon completely blocks the sun as it passes between the sun to Earth. The sky will darken as if it were dawn or dusk, and those standing in the total eclipse path may see the Sun's outer atmosphere (corona) if the weather permits. Credit: NASA/Scientific Imaging Studio/Michaela Garrison; Solar eclipse calculations by Ernie Wright, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

April 8, 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Wider Path, Longer Duration, and Increased Solar Activity

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Anticipation for the total solar eclipse is building, promising a wider path, longer totality and increased solar activity compared to the previous eclipse in 2017, along with expanded scientific research efforts
NASA aircraft trajectory over the Pacific Ocean and Mexico. Courtesy of Prof. Amir Caspi

Exclusive: An interview with the Israeli researcher who will send a camera to study the corona to a high altitude during the solar eclipse

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Prof. Caspi, from the University of Colorado presents the results of the experiments in the solar eclipse of 2017, on the multi-channel camera that will fly on a NASA plane
An illustration of Columbus predicting a lunar eclipse to trick the Taino people into providing his crew with food and supplies. Credit: Popular Astronomy (1879) by Camille Palmerion, via Wikimedia

"The spirit of the ghost took the spirit of the moon": this is how the residents of the Torres Strait anticipate eclipses.

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Early in the morning a lunar eclipse is visible from Israel. In two weeks, a total solar eclipse will be visible from the US. As eclipse season begins, researchers explain the use of knowledge about them in ancient cultures
The 2017 eclipse as photographed by the Chasing the Eclipse I project. Credit: SwRI/NASA/Daniel B. Seaton

NASA's science in the shadows: five fascinating experiments for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024

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Using the high-altitude research plane WB-57, in one of the projects they will photograph the eclipse from a height of 15 km from the ground. The team hopes that taking the pictures above most of the atmosphere of the country will make it possible to see new details of structures in the middle and lower corona
On October 25, the European Space Agency's Probe-2 spacecraft captured two partial solar eclipses. This picture depicts one of them. See the video below in a higher resolution. Photo: European Space Agency

The Proba-2 spacecraft experienced two partial solar eclipses in one day

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On October 25, 2022, the European Space Agency's Probe-2 spacecraft recorded two partial solar eclipses. This picture depicts one of them. See the video below in a higher resolution. Photo: European Space Agency
Solar eclipse in 2010. Photo: Netzaf Fabias. Courtesy of Amir Barnett, Ilan Ramon Center

The partial solar eclipse - October 25 that was also observed in Israel: live broadcast from observations around the world

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The partial solar eclipse, 21/6/20, as photographed from Zichron Yaakov. Photo: Bar Shlegi

Solar eclipse on the morning of the first day of summer

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The sun is covered by the moon before the peak solar eclipse, 21.8.17, taken from the Nashville, Tennessee area. Photo: Shay Blizovsky

This Sunday in the morning a partial solar eclipse will be seen in Israel

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Some of the world's leading climate and space research institutes, including NASA, will use Mellanox's connectivity technology to transmit the vast amount of data that will be collected during the total solar eclipse. Photo: Luc Viatour / Wikimedia.

The Israeli technology that helps NASA study the solar eclipse

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The simulation of the moon creates a solar eclipse over parts of the earth. Source: NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio.

When the sun goes dark: 5 questions and answers about solar eclipses

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During the eclipse, scientists will make measurements in Casper, Wyoming and Columbia, Missouri. Credit: NASA/ Katie Marsman.

The moon takes center stage during a total solar eclipse

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Watch: a video created by the Mellanox company for the total solar eclipse on August 21

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During a solar eclipse the Sun's corona becomes visible to observers on Earth. Source: NASA.

The guide to the solar eclipse of August 21 in the USA

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Photo taken from an observation balloon in 2006, from an altitude of 22.8 km. On the left side you can see the Teton Range and Yellowstone Lake. Source: Montana State University.

Live broadcast of the solar eclipse online from fifty balloons

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DSCOVR's Earth Color Imaging Camera (EPIC) will capture images similar to this one from Lagrange Point 1, about a million miles from Earth. Credit: NASA / Katie Marsman.

NASA is looking forward to the solar eclipse to help understand the Earth's energy system

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Composite image of WB-57F aircraft and eclipse. During the solar eclipse, members of a NASA-funded team of scientists will track the Sun's corona using telescopes mounted on two NASA WB-57F research aircraft. This vantage point provides clear advantages over ground-based observations, as demonstrated in this composite image of the aircraft against the backdrop of the 2015 heat wave in the Faroe Islands. Image: NASA / Faroe Islands / SWRI

Exclusive: An interview with the Israeli researcher who will chase the solar eclipse in NASA planes

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The moon hides the sun during a solar eclipse and what you see is only a small part of the sun's halo. Illustration: shutterstock

2,600 years since the first successful scientific prediction - the solar eclipse of Thales that caused a truce

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The inclination of the earth compared to the sun in each of the months of the year. Illustration: shutterstock

Spring starts tomorrow, a solar eclipse today, and a new moon is also close at birth - Equinox 2015

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Solar eclipse in 2010. Photo: Netzaf Fabias. Courtesy of Amir Barnett, Ilan Ramon Center

On March 20: a partial solar eclipse will be visible from Israel

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The solar eclipse of 3/11/2013, as photographed by Eric Kafir in Eilat The solar eclipse I photographed today in Eilat, using a 100-400 lens + multipliers + filter nd. With the permission of the photographer. First published on the Facebook page of the Israeli Astronomical Society

A small bite from the sun - a partial solar eclipse will be visible this afternoon in the sky of Israel

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The first daguerreotype photograph of a solar eclipse. Photographed by Berkovsky (no given name) at the observatory in Königsberg in Prussia (now Kaliningrad region in Russia, which is an enclave between Poland and Lita and borders the Baltic Sea.

November 3, 2013: A rare hybrid solar eclipse, which will be partially visible from Israel

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Path of the solar eclipse of November 3, 2013. From Wikipedia

A total solar eclipse will occur this Sunday in Africa; A partial eclipse will be seen in Israel

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The solar eclipse, January 4, 2010. Photo: Dan Shusterman and Ron Alkalai - high school students who are preparing a matriculation thesis on the subject at the Ilan Ramon Center for Youth Seeking Physics

Southerners are lucky enough to see the eclipse

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Solar eclipse in 2010. Photo: Netzaf Fabias. Courtesy of Amir Barnett, Ilan Ramon Center

A partial solar eclipse will be visible in Israel on January 4.1.2011, XNUMX

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