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POPS What Is A Tutulemma?

by Jorjor 12-20-2009

When I was a kid, I always wondered why there was a figure eight on all the globes in the classrooms (usually in the southern Pacific Ocean). None of the teachers knew. Now I do. Blessed Solstice to all.

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POPS Planets, Great Wall, and Solar Eclipseplanets

by Jorjor 7-18-2009

Credit & Copyright: Terry Cuttle Brisbane, Australia

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POPS Another Eclipse Picture 26 January 2009

by Jorjor 1-28-2009

Another dramatic solar eclipse pic courtesy of the Astronomy Picture of the Day.

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POPS Ring of Fire

by Jorjor 1-25-2009

Yet another spectacular view courtesy of Astronomy Picture of the Day.

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POPS A Darkened Sky

by Jorjor 9-20-2008

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POPS 300-Year-Old Solar Eclipse

by Jorjor 1-28-2008

Courtesy of those great folks at APoD, the oldest known (European) depiction of a total solar eclipse. Earlier depictions may exist in Asian sources - Arab and Chinese astronomers, for instance, made accurate notes on the supernova of 1054, which formed what is now the Crab Nebula, aka M1 & NGC 1952. The Chinese also kept accurate records of sunspots and comets long before other parts of the world did.

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