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Introduction | |
The Magic and History of Eclipses: | |
Shakespeare, King Lear, and the Great Eclipse of 1605 | |
Three centuries later: Einstein, relativity, and the solar eclipse of 1919 | |
What causes solar and lunar eclipses | |
Observing Solar Eclipses: | |
Safety considerations | |
What to expect during a partial eclipse | |
Annular eclipses and what to see in them | |
Total eclipse of the Sun: introduction to the magic | |
The onset: temperature drop, Baily's Beads, Diamond Ring | |
Totality: Corona, Prominences, Chromosphere, and surrounding area | |
Photographing and imaging a solar eclipse | |
Observing Lunar Eclipses: | |
Don't forget the penumbral eclipses! | |
Partial lunar eclipses | |
Total lunar eclipses | |
Photographing and imaging lunar eclipses | |
Occultations: | |
When the Moon occults a star | |
Transits: | |
When planets cross the Sun | |
My Favorite Eclipses: | |
A personal canon of eclipses, occultations, and transits I have seen | |
Appendices | |
Index | |
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