Solar eclipse reaches totality in Oregon in 2017

There’s no way to capture on a screen just how incredible it is to see it with your own eyes in the sky. I wish so bad I could make it to this year’s.

We’re right on the path of Monday’s eclipse and I can’t wait.

I drove 4 hours from Olympia, Washington to Madras, Oregon to watch the eclipse. Camped out in a farmers field with a bunch of other people. Was amazing until we all tried to leave the field, was stuck in “traffic” for like 9 hours

That’s pretty cool, we will only be able to view a partial eclipse from Florida this year but I’m still excited

LETS GO!!! I’m am sooooo excited for the eclipse 😁 omggggg it’s sooooo cool!!

This is from 2017. I remember this.

Jane is gone

So excited

"are you turning into a were wolf" is crazy lmao

Now that was fascinating. And I didn't have to drive all the way there :)

we had an eclipse a few months ago

Title: The Cosmic Ballet: Understanding the Solar Eclipse Introduction: The solar eclipse, a celestial phenomenon that has captured the imagination of humanity for millennia, continues to inspire awe and wonder. As the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, casting its shadow upon our planet, we are treated to a breathtaking display of cosmic geometry. In this essay, we will explore the science behind solar eclipses, their cultural significance throughout history, their impact on society, and the future of eclipse observation and research. 1. The Science of Solar Eclipses: • Explanation of the solar eclipse phenomenon, including the alignment of the Sun, Earth, and Moon. • Different types of solar eclipses: total, partial, and annular. • Factors influencing the frequency and visibility of solar eclipses, such as lunar orbit and Earth’s tilt. 2. Historical Perspectives: • Ancient civilizations’ interpretations of solar eclipses, from fear and superstition to astronomical understanding. • Notable historical eclipses and their impact on societies, such as the eclipse during the Battle of Isandlwana in 1879. • Contributions of early astronomers, including ancient Greek, Chinese, and Mayan observations of eclipses. 3. Cultural Significance: • Religious and mythological interpretations of solar eclipses in various cultures, including creation myths and celestial omens. • Artistic representations of eclipses in literature, music, and visual arts. • Eclipse folklore and traditions, such as avoiding eating during an eclipse in some cultures. 4. Societal Impact: • Economic and tourism effects of solar eclipse events, such as the “eclipse chaser” phenomenon. • Scientific research opportunities during eclipses, including studies of the solar corona and atmospheric phenomena. • Educational and outreach initiatives surrounding eclipses, promoting public engagement with science and astronomy. 5. Future Prospects: • Advances in technology for observing and studying solar eclipses, including space-based telescopes and high-resolution imaging. • Predictions for future eclipse events and their potential cultural and scientific significance. • Challenges and opportunities for international collaboration in eclipse research and outreach efforts. Conclusion: The solar eclipse serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of the cosmos and the profound beauty of the natural world. Through scientific inquiry, cultural appreciation, and societal engagement, we can continue to deepen our understanding of this awe-inspiring phenomenon and share its wonder with future generations. As we look to the future, let us embrace the ongoing journey of exploration and discovery, guided by the timeless spectacle of the solar eclipse.

At school today a solar eclipse happened today. No no not today yesterday it was.

nah she fr disappeared LMAO

Please, please, please...let the skies over Terre Haute be clear on Monday.

2 days left until the 2024 total eclipse

Glad they chose to repost this. Why did she need glasses?

Wow ! Earth 🌎, moon 🌙 & the sun 🌞 lined up. That is so cool. CA will see 60 % Solar eclipse on monday Oregon 30 % Atlanta 80% 😅

So the moon changed direction? Before total eclipse, the moon was moving to the left. After 3 minutes of total eclipse, it moved down? Give me a break. Solar Eclipse is not like what we have been told.

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