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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.; Arrangements by Commodore Sands for Observations of the Eclipse on the 7th of August. (Published 1869) - The New York Times
THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.; Arrangements by Commodore Sands for Observations of the Eclipse on the 7th of August. Share full article. ... See the article in its original context from July 6, 1869, Page 3 ...
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THE GREAT SOLAR ECLIPSE.; Where it Begins and Ends-- The Hours of Duration--Where Visible--The Phenomena Accompanying It. (Published 1869) - The New York Times
Solar of Aug. 7. Skip to content Skip ... See the article in its original context from August 5, 1869, Page 5 Buy Reprints. ... An eclipse of the sun, total in parts of the United States, ...
Indiana Daily Student1y
Dating back to 1869, IU’s campus, faculty and alumni have a rich history of eclipse viewings
August 7, 1869, marked the last total solar eclipse visible from IU’s campus. Professor Theophilus Wylie, cousin of the first IU president, Andrew Wylie, held a viewing party at the historic Wylie ...
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What are solar eclipses and how often do they occur?
A solar eclipse is an alignment of the Sun, the Moon, and Earth. On average, 2.38 solar eclipses of one kind or another occur each year.