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• ECLIPSE book details.
• The Earth View ECLIPSE Network.
• (Based the book ECLIPSE by Bryan Brewer).
• Introductory Eclipse Tutorial -- What is an eclipse? Types of eclipses. ...
• "Eclipses Throughout the Ages", adapted from Chapter 1 of the book ECLIPSE by Bryan Brewer, recounts famous eclipses in history, and explores eclipse myths & folklore from a diversity of cultures around the Earth.
• Interesting Future Eclipses (1999-2035) -- ECLIPSE author Bryan Brewer takes a look at selected eclipses of the next four decades that offer appealing travel opportunities, interesting coincidences in time and space, or unique attributes to intrigue the mind.
• Travel Tours for Total Solar Eclipses -- details on past and future travel tours to view total solar eclipses, led by ECLIPSE author Bryan Brewer. Also, other eclipse travel resources.
• Eclipse Timetables -- Details about both upcoming and recent eclipses of all types. ...
• 1997 September 16 -- Total Lunar Eclipse -- Australia, Asia, Europe, Africa.
• 1997 March 23-24 -- Partial Lunar Eclipse (92%) -- North & South America, Europe, Africa.
• 1997 March 9 -- Total Solar Eclipse -- Mongolia, Siberia.
• Eclipse Observation Tips -- Selecting an observation site, safety precautions, safe viewing techniques, observation checklist.
• ECLIPSE by Bryan Brewer -- Book ordering information, reviewer comments (plus other products).
• Eclipse Resources -- Links, Bibliography, Glossary, Educational.
• The goal of the Earth View ECLIPSE Network is to serve as a focal point for sharing of information, ideas, and experiences related to eclipses. Please send your comments, suggestions, requests, eclipse stories, links, etc. ...

• The Ultimate Resource For Eclipse Photography.
• Solar Eclipses, Photos, Alert!, Travel, Totality, Lunar Eclipses, Potpourri, Links, Night Sky, Store, SearchWelcome to the ultimate eclipse photography web site!Index to MrEclipse. ...
• Eclipse Alert! - Predictions for Upcoming Eclipses. ...
• Solar Eclipses - Information on Eclipse Observing and Photography .
• Solar Eclipse Photo Gallery - Ultimate Solar Eclipse Photographs. ...
• Lunar Eclipses - Lunar Eclipse Observing and Photography. ...
• Eclipse and Astronomy Images - Complete Index to MrEclipse's Photographs.
• MrEclipse Online Store - Eclipse Photos, Books, T-Shirts, etc.

• EXPEDICIÓN A TURQUÍA - ECLIPSE TOTAL DE SOL .
• EXPEDITION TO TURKEY - TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE .

• A Lunar Eclipse in Three Exposures .
• The reason was that during the night of January 20, a total lunar eclipse occurred. The above digitally superimposed photographs captured the Moon three times during this lunar eclipse, once just as the Moon entered the Earth's shadow, once when the Moon was near the middle of the shadow, and once just before the Moon exited. ... Differing amounts of clouds and volcanic dust in the Earth's atmosphere make each lunar eclipse appear differently. ...
• Tomorrow's picture: A Lunar Eclipse Over Time .

• Solar Eclipse Lunar Eclipse Resource Planetary Transit 12-Year Ephemeris Moon Phases Eclipse Home Page .
• gov/eclipse/eclipse. ...
• "Welcome to the Eclipse Home Page at the NASA/GSFC Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum. ...
• gov Recent Past Events Partial Solar Eclipse: 2004 Apr 19 .
• Total Lunar Eclipse: 2004 May 4 .
• Partial Solar Eclipse: 2004 Oct 14 Total Lunar Eclipse: 2004 Oct 27/28 .
• Partial Solar Eclipse from the USA - 2005 April 08 .
• Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2005 April 08 .
• Annular Solar Eclipse of 2005 October 03 .
• Total Solar Eclipse of 2006 March 29 .
• Solar Eclipse .
• The link above is the main directory for NASA's Solar Eclipse Page. ...
• Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2005 April 08 .
• Annular Solar Eclipse of 2005 October 03 .
• World Atlas of Solar Eclipse Maps .
• Lunar Eclipse .

• Solar Eclipse 2003.
• Clear skies prevailing, most of Australia, New Zealand and the southern tip of South America were able to view a partial solar eclipse the morning of the 24th of November. If you go by the Universal Time Clock, the eclipse was on the 23rd of.
• To see the total solar eclipse you had to be in or near Antarctica. There were several expeditions to view and photograph this eclipse: a Russian icebreaker, which left two weeks earlier from Cape Town, South Africa; a Russian Ilyushin 76TD cargo plane that also departed from Cape Town and landed on the ice; a chartered LAN Chile Airbus A340 jet out of Punta Arenas, Chile; and a chartered Qantas Boeing 747-400 out of Melbourne, Australia.
• This photo was taken approximately 1 minute into the eclipse. ...
• A special thanks to Captain John Dennis and crew of QF2901 - Glenn Schneider of Steward Observatory, University of Arizona who calculated the flight plan - Phil Asker and staff of Croydon Travel responsible for chartering the Qantas Boeing 747-400 - Susan Walker in seat 65C and Jim Blanksby in seat 65A who shared his window - Paul Curnow, fellow eclipse chaser, for providing this forum.

• The number of eclipse tours listed that we have completed are for separate solar eclipses, not just individual programs. ...
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 32nd Solar Eclipse Tour to LIBYA March 29, 2006***.
• TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE.
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 31st Solar Eclipse Tour to Spain October 3, 2005***.
• SEE A 4 MINUTE 10 SECOND ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE! SPACE IS AVAILABLE.
• Eclipse observation to be conducted from the centerline of the eclipse path.
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 30th Solar Eclipse Tour to Panama April 8, 2005***.
• THE "NEARLY TOTAL" ANNULAR ECLIPSE .
• Eclipse observation to be conducted from the centerline of the eclipse path.
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 29th Solar Eclipse Tour to Antarctica November 24, 2003***.
• TOTAL ECLIPSE observation to be conducted from onboard an aircraft flying through the centerline of the eclipse path.
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 28th Solar Eclipse Tour to Iceland May 31, 2003***.
• ANNULAR ECLIPSE observation to be conducted from the centerline of the eclipse path.
• ***RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS' 27th Solar Eclipse Tour to Africa December 4, 2002*** .
• Total eclipse observation at the southern limit of the eclipse path. ...
• Please join us on another eclipse tour by monitoring this web site. ...

• Total Eclipse 1999 .
• This HomePage should help to find information about the 1999-08-11 eclipse in Germany and elsewhere. Please help us and e-mail interesting eclipse Internet sites not yet listed here to Dietmar Staps .
• Eclipse Paths.
• NASA Eclipse Circulars.
• Eclipse Science.
• Other Eclipse Pages.

• In this site you can check out the average cloud conditions for your favourite star party, find a detailed map for a solar eclipse track, check the weather for an eclipse, transit, occultation or other event, or just mull over the monthly cloud conditions around the globe. ...
• 8 April 2005 Annular-Total Eclipse.
• 3 October 2005 Annular Eclipse .
• 29 March 2006 Total Solar Eclipse (includes Egypt & Turkey site survey) .
• Eclipse tracks are provided by Fred Espenak .

• Zimbabwe Eclipse 2001.
• Travel bookings Safari and tour operators recommended by the Harare Centre of the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa Seeing the Zimbabwe Eclipse.
• About the Eclipse: General information .
• On the afternoon of 21 June 2001 there will be a total eclipse of the sun which will be visible from certain areas in the northern part of Zimbabwe.
• A total eclipse of sun takes place when the moon passes between the sun and the earth and its shadow is cast onto the earth's surface .
• Along a narrow track across the planet, the sun is completely obscured - the eclipse is total. ... The eclipse path will start in the Atlantic Ocean, before reaching the African west cost, starting with - Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe and finally Mozambique. The shadow path of the eclipse will then reach land again in Madagascar before disappearing into the Indian Ocean. ...
• Map of eclipse in the region .
• Map of Zimbabwe showing area of eclipse .
• For those within the path of the totality, there are dramatic effects as the moon's shadow races across the earth's surface(during the total eclipse in Europe which took place on the 11th of August the moon's shadow was moving around 2000 km/hour!). ...
• Zimbabwe on 21 June 2001, will have the privilege of having the first eclipse of the new millennium. Zimbabwe will be fortunately again to see a second eclipse, which will take place a year and a half later on the 4 th December 2002 this eclipse will pass through the extreme southwest of Zimbabwe. ...
• Map of the Zimbabwe 2002 eclipse .
• The advantage Zimbabwe has over all other countries in the eclipse path, is that it has an active astronomical society that can assist the tourist industry to get the visitors to the right place.
• Why do astronomers find eclipses so fascinating? While telescopes can be adapted to partly simulate an eclipse, a real eclipse offers the best visibility for observing the corona. At eclipse we see the corona as a crown of light around the sun; its shape is sometimes more round, sometimes more elliptical. ...

• Total solar eclipse 2002 December 4.
• Update 2003 March 6 - This eclipse website received its 100,000th visitor (unique IP) earlier today. ...
• Update December 12 - A new page containing my eclipse report with a few photos. ...
• This eclipse website will remain active, for historical purposes, but further updates (if any) will be low priority. ...
• Those of you who actually went there for the eclipse will appreciate that if it had NOT been an unseasonably mild day (mid-20s degrees C) on December 4, then unprepared tourists could have easily died from heatstroke at this location.
• Update December 6 - SUCCESS! I observed my 4th total solar eclipse, in a totally cloudless sky, from the desert between Lyndhurst and Lake Torrens. My children, observing their first total eclipse, have concluded that only one thing can outdo this event: a longer total eclipse. ...
• Update November 30 - Many of you have been needlessly alarmed by the front page story in the Advertiser (SA's daily newspaper) today concerning the alleged dangers of using eclipse shades. In my opinion this article is misleading and defamatory - if you want to know the real facts about safe viewing of eclipses, read the Astronomical Society of South Australia's eclipse brochure (454kB PDF). Or read the eclipse safety information from the Professor of Optometry who is the undisputed world expert on this issue. ...
• The reported ban on the sale of eclipse shades by the WA government is, in my opinion, a hysterical knee-jerk reaction based on their inadequate research. As recently as three weeks ago they apparently knew nothing about this event; according to several WA doctors who contacted me recently for safety advice! The WA government's reaction is also a complete contrast to the various southern African countries which saw a total eclipse less than 2 years ago, and which will also see this eclipse. Their governments have once again purchased huge quantities of eclipse shades for their citizens to use on December 4. Ask yourself; would they have done this twice in 2 years if they thought eclipse shades were dangerous? .
• As with most other products, eclipse shades are safe when used in accordance with the manufacturer's directions. ...
• My children and I will be using our eclipse shades on December 4. ...

• 25, 2000 Solar Eclipse Gallery: Page 1.
• Summary: A partial solar eclipse that began at sunrise for sky watchers near the US west coast was visible across North America on Christmas Day, 2000. ...
• Harrington: " I captured this photo montage of yesterday's eclipse with my 4-inch f/9. ...
• Using an Olympus 3030z digital camera, David Brown and Mitzi Adams captured this image of the partial solar eclipse through the clouds over Huntsville, AL.
• A solar observatory in Ramey, Puerto Rico captured this animation of the partial eclipse as seen through an H-alpha filter.
• Whitcombe: "A simple shot of a simple method of viewing the eclipse!".
• Vic Stover captured this image of the partial eclipse at 12:28pm local time in Waldo, Ohio. ...
• Griswold: "I captured the multiple-image shot indoors through a window using pinhole projection before mid-eclipse. ...
• Don and Rebecca Koenigsberg (pictured) used an Edmund Astroscan telescope to safely project images of the partial eclipse onto a screen about 2 feet from the eyepiece.
• We shot the eclipse using my 80 MM, f/5 refractor, with a 25 mm eyepiece and Panasonic camcorder in afocal mode. ...
• Mike Welvaert, Randy Breeser, and Jeff Boyne of the National Weather Service in La Crosse, Wisconsin used the pin hole method, a pair of binoculars, and a pair of solar glasses to observe the solar eclipse on Christmas morning/early afternoon. ...

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