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• & Total  Solar  Eclipses.
• Most cosmic egg creation myths can be readily seen to have been influenced by visual phenomena that are only seen in total eclipses of the sun, for instance it is easy to think of the sun as being born from the black disc or "egg" of the moon as it emerges from behind it at the end of totality of a solar eclipse. ...
• Above and beyond this it is a curious but readily observable fact that during some total solar eclipses, particularly those that occur near the minimum phase of sunspot activity, the sun's corona halo shining out around the darkened moon bears a distinct resemblance to a gigantic white bird. ...
• Both the Egyptian and Assyrian winged disc symbols definitely represented the sun, of this there is no doubt, and both the ancient Egyptians and Assyrians are known to have observed numerous solar and lunar eclipses over the very long spans of their ancient civilizations and they were also reported to be able to accurately predict the occurrence of eclipses. ...
• The myth of the phoenix can be understood to have been inspired by the bird-like appearance of the sun's corona in total solar eclipses occurring during sunspot minima. ...
• It should be clear by now that the only time that "rays" are ever seen completely surrounding the sun's disc in a relatively even pattern is during a total eclipse of the sun when the sun's corona with its rays and streamers become visible, thus most depictions of rayed suns should be understood to be composite images which incorporate a visual phenomenon that is seen during total solar eclipses. ...
• Another myth that was clearly inspired solar eclipses, both total and annular, is that the sun and the moon are making love during the eclipse. ...

• Eclipses of the Sun and Moon have always left a deep impression on their viewers. ...
• He had aboard the Capitana a copy of Johannes Muller's Calendarium published around 1474 which contained predictions of lunar eclipses — one of which was scheduled for February 29, 1504. ...
• 1887 —Volcano Eclipses the Eclipse A United States eclipse expedition set up their elaborate instruments in Yokohama, Japan under perfectly clear skies. ...
• 1889 —Mark Twain's Fictional Eclipse of June 21, 528 The hero of Mark Twain's novel "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" used the ignorance of eclipses to save his life. ...
• January 24, 1925—A Typical Day in Manhattan One of the most memorable eclipses for the northern United States, occurred at 9:11a. ...
• Although scientists have travelled to eclipses for over 200 years, their expeditions were for scientific observation. The hardships of travel to remote areas where eclipses normally occurred, the expense, and the risk of being 'clouded-out' discouraged the pursuit of the eclipse to all but serious astronomy buffs. ...
• "Earth people," states Ted Pedas, "are indeed fortunate to live on the only planet in the solar system where three celestial bodies, the sun, moon and earth align themselves to produce solar eclipses. ...

• If you have anything which could be added, have observations of lunar eclipses or of the moon's surface features from your site, or think other information should be incorporated into this site, e-mail me at minnah@netspeed. ...
• Solar Eclipses & Transits.
• * Analysis of 19th Century lunar eclipses (draft) Topography of the moon .
• * Fred Espenak's solar and lunar eclipses.

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• SOLAR ECLIPSES.
• Solar eclipses are easy to photograph, provided you remember to protect your eyes. ...

• Williams who is author of the "UK solar eclipses from yer 1 to 3,000". ...
• The delta T is based on"HISTRICAL ECLIPSES AND EARTH'S ROTATION" by .
• "CANON OF SOLAR ECLIPSES(-2003 to 2526)" by H. ...
• In the basic release, the Bessel elements for all eclipses from .
• For more information on solar and lunar eclipses, see Fred Espenak's Eclipse Home Page: .

• Science: Mechanics of Lunar Eclipses.
• This page attempts to explain how lunar eclipses work, and the different types of lunar eclipse. ...
• For that reason, the types of lunar eclipses don't correspond exactly to the types of solar eclipses. ...
• Now go on to read about the interlocking cycles that dictate when eclipses occur, and why we don't get an eclipse at every Full Moon. ...

• From Earth, we routinely experience two kinds of eclipses: an eclipse of the Moon and an eclipse of the Sun.
• Eclipses of the Moon.
• Eclipses of the Sun.
• Help me understand why eclipses happen .

• Ancient & Medieval Eclipses in European Sources .
• Stothers, Ancient dark lunar eclipses 12/1987 .
• Map showing ancient solar eclipses 1890 .
• On the rectification of chronology by means of ancient eclipses, 04/1891 .
• On chronology and eclipses 07/1891 .
• On eclipses and chronology 11/1891 .
• Supplement to recent contributions to chronology and eclipses 11/1892 .
• Chronology and eclipses 06/1893 .
• Eclipses and chronology 04/1896 .
• Eclipses and chronology, a reply to Mr. ...
• Ancient chronology and eclipses 9/1891 .
• Ancient chronology and eclipses 12/1891 .
• Ancient chronology and eclipses-a reply 01/1893 .
• Ancient eclipses and chronology 03/1893 .
• Ancient eclipses and chronology 07/1893 .
• Eclipses and chronology   5/1896 .

• on the nature of eclipses .
• Lunar eclipses are therefore categorised as: .
• Another major difference between solar and lunar eclipses is that whereas the Moon's umbra is totally dark, the Earth's is not. ...
• Penumbral eclipses are similarly influenced by the atmosphere, and vary from pale amber to an almost undetectable yellow. ...
• From the lunar surface, eclipses would look rather different. ...

• Why chase eclipses? (Brian Seales) .
• Links - Eclipses-related, Irish Astronomy .
• Future Eclipses .

• How we became eclipse junkies: Barbara went to India in the mid-seventies, which led to our fascination with football, which in turn led to our addiction to solar eclipses. ...

• Eclipses Data Sheet.
• Lunar eclipses (pictured above).
• Solar eclipses.
• Solar eclipses occur over a narrow band of the Earth.

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