There are 3 different types of eclipses: Total solar eclipses, partial solar eclipses and annular solar eclipses.
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READ MORE: Eclipses, explained Aren't there eclipses all the time?
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Thus, his idea about eclipses, including lunar eclipses, wasn't widely known.
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Unlike lunar eclipses, solar eclipses are brief — they only last a few minutes.
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We also monitor during lunar eclipses, since during these eclipses the lunar ground is dark.
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At least two partial lunar eclipses happen per year, but total lunar eclipses are rarer.
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Solar eclipses usually last just a few minutes, while lunar eclipses can go on for hours.
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Just pace yourself—there are two eclipses this month, and eclipses are exhausting, emotionally and physically.
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According to the Almanac, total lunar eclipses can be viewed without any eye protection, unlike total solar eclipses.
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The rover captured the recent eclipses because observations of the eclipses help scientists understand Mars and its moons.
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Solar eclipses occur somewhere on Earth every six months or so, with total eclipses occurring a little less frequently.
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The eclipses are to blame, Cancer; because you're ruled by the Moon, eclipses are especially life-changing for you.
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Lunar eclipses can be seen nearly anywhere with clear skies, but solar eclipses like this one have really narrow windows.
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As with past eclipses, these experiments will focus on observing the Sun, as well as the effects of eclipses on Earth.
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According to Jason Steffen, an astrophysicist at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, total solar eclipses are the rarest type of eclipses.
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It's worth noting that lunar eclipses only occur during a full moon, but penumbral lunar eclipses are still pretty special, albeit subtle.
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Already, annular eclipses where the apparent size of the moon is too small to cover the sun are more common than total eclipses in the current epoch, and about 600 million years from now, total solar eclipses will cease to occur altogether.
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We've got three solar eclipses and two lunar eclipses coming up this year, which will all encourage change in different areas of your life.
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The free livestream will feature interviews, information on how solar eclipses work, a history of eclipses, a segment on safe viewing practices and more.
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Here are schematic pictures for a few successive years: It's not so easy to see exactly when eclipses occur here—and it's also not possible to tell which are total eclipses where the Moon is exactly lined up, and which are only partial eclipses.
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Although this year's eclipses are less obnoxious for you than last year's, you're sensitive to eclipses since your planetary ruler, the Sun, is always involved.
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But, where full eclipses facilitate rituals and spell work, penumbral eclipses are better suited to more passive reflection — take this as an opportunity to look back.
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Eclipses bring new information to light, and since you're an info junkie, as stressful as eclipses can be, you enjoy the massive, cosmic newsflashes they bring.
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Partial solar eclipses are relatively easy to catch, and lunar eclipses only require that you're on the correct moonward-facing hemisphere of the Earth to see them.
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Partial eclipses like on Christmas Day 2000 or annual eclipses from May 10, 22017 are fun to observe, but they're nothing compared to what you'll encounter on August 24.
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Eclipses can bring big changes, and the eclipses along the Cancer/Capricorn axis on December 25 and January 10 will bring up big emotions about our past and legacy.
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Eclipses reveal secrets and show us our world in a new way—and this month, Sag, the eclipses will be working with your career and reputation, as well as your home and family.
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These eclipses have been transformative, and not always the easiest.
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That's what eclipses do: They lead us to our destiny.
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Eclipses occur when the Moon passes into the Earth's shadow.
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Lunar eclipses generally last much longer than their solar counterpart.
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August holds two eclipses and a Mercury retrograde in Virgo.
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P.S. This is the first of two eclipses in September.
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David Baron has been chasing eclipses for almost 20 years.
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Hippos aren't the only animals disturbed by total solar eclipses.
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Rachel: What are these little mini eclipses in the shot?
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I'm hoping that that eclipses anything that's been recently spoken.
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Videos of eclipses are usually static, and actually pretty boring.
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That's why these events are called "ring of fire" eclipses.
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Lunar eclipses can only happen when there's a full Moon.
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Hence, we get three eclipses instead of the usual two.
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Bear in mind, however, that eclipses play the long game.
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Eclipses are not the time to be a control freak.
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But one group of animals seems unmoved by eclipses: cows.
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Eclipses bring flashes of insight, a glimpse into your destiny.
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I certainly hope to see another dozen or more eclipses.
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Eclipses aren't all you have to worry about, lovely lion.
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It is an irrefutable fact that solar eclipses are amazing.
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Eclipses are exhausting, so don't overbook yourself around this date.
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Eclipses bring big reveals, dramatic endings, and fantastic new beginnings.
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Eclipses, no matter how brutal, lead us to our destiny.
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Use todays Solar Eclipses in Pisces to adjust these issues.
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Solar eclipses were good fodder for early astronomical photos, too.
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But why don't we see total lunar eclipses more often?
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That's because solar eclipses only happen during a new moon.
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"I'll be very happy if it eclipses 'Tutu,'" he said.
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We don't have really hard numbers on any [previous eclipses].
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Between two eclipses and a Mercury retrograde, this month is intense.
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Eclipses are stressful, but they put us on the right path.
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Lunar eclipses occur when the Moon passes into the Earth's shadow.
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No, it won't be as spectacular as those "blood moon" eclipses.
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It's responsible for the tides and eclipses and moderating the climate.
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Closer to home, eclipses have been tied to events of revolution.
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In fact, partial eclipses are particularly helpful times to reflect quietly.
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When something happens that eclipses the imaginable, it changes a person.
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Eclipses are highly emotional and exhausting events, so don't overbook yourself.
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FEW things in life are certain, but eclipses are among them.
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Solar eclipses are certainly one of the most striking astrophysical phenomena.
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The ongoing battle for Mauna Kea eclipses the field of astronomy.
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Between Saturn, Neptune, and the eclipses, things will need to change.
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Again, eclipses bring things to light, so expect a massive breakthrough.
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This sounds intense, I know, but eclipses are profoundly life-changing.
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Remember: Eclipses bring endings, but they always open a new door.
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READ MORE: The history of solar eclipses In short, no judgment.
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Eclipses and the sun are not his field, just a passion.
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Eclipses are all about destiny...are you on the right path?
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Ever wondered how civilizations around the world have understood solar eclipses?
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For both emotional and financial reasons, domestic competition eclipses everything else.
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Only during eclipses does its radiant halo, the corona, become visible.
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Eclipses have taught scientists much about how our solar system works.
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Lunar eclipses occur due to the merging of two different cycles.
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Since penumbral eclipses are more subtle than partial eclipses, stargazers will have to look carefully to see this slightly darker shade—unless they live in Australia or Japan, where the eclipse won't be visible at all.
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Today, space-based satellites that can watch the sun 24/7 and create permanent artificial eclipses have revolutionized our understanding of the nearest star to Earth—although observing eclipses on Earth is still useful for astronomy.
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For instance, Fred Espenak, a prominent eclipse expert who goes by the nickname Mr. Eclipse, created NASA's "Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses," which charts out thousands of solar eclipses from 2,000 BCE to the year 3,000.
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Japanese printmakers used eclipses to heighten the spookiness of ghost scenes, while modern artists from Joseph Cornell to Roy Lichtenstein and Alma Thomas painted eclipses with both an awe for science and a freedom reserved for artists.
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Some things, like eclipses, or comets, only happen every now and then.
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The leaves served as pinhole cameras projecting tiny eclipses on the ground.
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If anything, there are documented instances of eclipses helping to stop wars.
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Billions of eclipses have happened over the course of the Earth's history.
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Chris feud is so all-consuming that it eclipses any other strategy.
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The experience convinced him to travel the world to catch more eclipses.
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Before yesterday's eclipse, they'd been to 14 eclipses and actually experienced 11.
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" She adds, "In astrology, eclipses kind of function as a push-off.
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But Mr Xi's new-era idea clearly eclipses any musings of theirs.
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Eclipses bring information to light, showing us our world in new ways.
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We've made it through two eclipses and seen retrogrades begin and end.
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There is a long history of viewing eclipses from above the clouds.
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Eclipses aren't easy, but the lessons they teach us are worth it.
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Eclipses were omens usually, auspices occasionally, but always signs of great import.
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Sometimes, we&aposll even get three eclipses in less than a month.
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And those were the top guys when it came to recording eclipses.
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A Babylonian solar eclipse tablet listing eclipses between 518 and 465 BCE.
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By 600 BCE, predicting lunar eclipses was a regular occurrence, Steele said.
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Athens surrendered in 406 B.C. But the understanding of eclipses subsequently grew.
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A growing understanding of eclipses also promoted the concept of predicting them.
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Throughout history, eclipses have enlightened astronomers about the sun and its corona.
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Remember that eclipses are a fated time of release and course correction.
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I tell people, total eclipses of the sun are like potato chips.
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The eclipses are behind us, Cancer, but plenty of excitement lies ahead.
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Eclipses reorient us so that we can head in the right direction.
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Yes, ancient cultures often connected eclipses with fear, dread and bad omens.
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Some ancient Mesopotamians thought that eclipses foretold the death of a king.
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Eclipses whisk things out of our lives—and it can really suck.
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Is there a point where it's too far, where offense eclipses intent?
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Eclipses are heavy, emotional, and tiring—so please don't over-book yourself.
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Eclipses are super transformative, showing us information in a brand new light.
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But perhaps what's most annoying is how Gurlitt still eclipses the art.
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One of Mr. Kentrianakis's mentors, Jay Pasachoff, has experienced 65 solar eclipses.
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There are different ways to measure solar eclipses and make historical claims.
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Meanwhile, shooting stars, fireballs, and total solar eclipses will grace the sky.
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What we don't know about the brain still eclipses what we do.
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Eclipses show us things we couldn't see, and in a dramatic way.
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To see more detail about eclipses, let's plot the time differences (in fractional years) between all successive solar eclipses for 100 years in the past and 100 years in the future: And now let's plot the same time differences, but just for total solar eclipses: There's obviously a fair amount of overall regularity here, but there are also lots of little fine structure and irregularities.
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Annular eclipses don't provide researchers with as much interesting science as total eclipses, so he plans to use the event as a practice-run for the total solar eclipse that will cross the United States in August next year.
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But they had prime viewing last year, when two total lunar eclipses occurred.
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Lunar eclipses are often associated with change, mystery, and upheaval, Tempest Zakroff says.
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Eclipses are exhausting, and you'll be especially sensitive and nostalgic during this one.
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The problem now even eclipses issues such as debt collection and identity theft.
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Eclipses bring big changes and new information, so keep an open mind today.
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Full moons are times of release, and, again, eclipses are even more powerful.
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But while eclipses are cool, unless you're in the path of totality — i.e.
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For that reason, records of hundreds of historical eclipses survive to the present.
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Both eclipses may affect Cancers who are currently coupled up, but don't fret.
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Anyone who's had major depression knows that it... well, it eclipses the sun.
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Eclipses are not particularly rare events, we see four every year, sometimes more.
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The two have turned their love for eclipses into a full-time hobby.
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As we discussed back in August, lunar eclipses are opportunities for spiritual evolution.
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Again, eclipses reveal things and show us our world in a new light.
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Eclipses push us to let go of the past and to embrace change.
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In the 21687,21715 years since, astronomers have gotten much better at predicting eclipses.
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I've been to 287 total eclipses and I've seen about 287 of them.
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I've seen 21 total solar eclipses, and of those, two were clouded out.
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Partial and penumbral eclipses occur when the alignment is a little bit off.
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Its eclipses have terrified unknowing tribes, while its gravitational pull creates the tides.
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Total solar eclipses happen somewhere in the world every 13 months or so.
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Eclipses also have interesting effects on the atmosphere that are worthy of study.
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Because the orbits are understood, future eclipses can be predicted with high precision.
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Is there one medium that seems to depict eclipses more accurately than others?
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I think that print versus visual media offers different ways to approach eclipses.
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Have there been any new trends in how eclipses are represented in media?
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That's something I think is really important when it comes to solar eclipses.
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Thanks to the eclipses, March was almost as intense as you are, Scorpio!
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Between Mercury retrograde and two eclipses, you'll be very busy this month, Scorpio.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, eclipses are incredibly intense times for you.
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Eclipses are highly emotional and exhausting, so don't overbook yourself during this period.
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We won't always have the chance to experience total solar eclipses from Earth.
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Wild times are ahead: After February's eclipses, March will bring a Venus retrograde!
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Read: Five eclipses in 2019 So where does the "wolf" part come in?
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Have I mentioned that there are not one, but two eclipses this month?
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Full moons are times for letting go, but eclipses close the door forever.
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The eclipses this month will show you your world in a new light.
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The past two years of eclipses have had significant impact on your finances.
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Eclipses bring to light issues we previously couldn't—or didn't want—to see.
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Eclipses are generally very emotional, and in Leo, they're destined to be dramatic.
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Finally, that long and brutal summer of retrogrades and eclipses is behind us!
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While both games still have their own unique touches, neither eclipses the other.
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And though the eclipses repeat, they don't repeat in the exact same locations.
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The songwriter harnesses the machine; the laugh confirms the quantization, then eclipses it.
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Eclipses bring dramatic endings—but they also open doors we never imagined unlocking.
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Eclipses are emotionally turbulent times when reveals take place and our paths fork.
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Total solar eclipses happen somewhere around the world every 18 months or so.
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But like the movie, this "Network" often eclipses character with its bloviating didacticism.
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And a variety of eclipses and meteor showers offer ample opportunities for skygazing.
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Yet scanxiety — by prompting us to stew about the future — eclipses the present.
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There's the shared delight over favorite books that, momentarily, eclipses stress and fear.
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Talent is the currency that counts most, and one objective, victory, eclipses others.
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In astrology, "Lunar eclipses are like intense full moons," explains astrologer Lisa Stardust.
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Scientists know to the minute when eclipses will happen many years from now.
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Bloomberg's $55.4 billion fortune eclipses the wealth of every other 2020 presidential candidate.
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Hipparchus was among the earliest scholars to take advantage of eclipses for science.
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After that, annular eclipses are predicted to occur in 2021, 2023 and 2024.
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We dug through the archives looking for pictures of eclipses from decades past.
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And you can see transactions on their side eclipses transactions across other cryptos.
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Eclipses bring endings, but they always push us toward a new journey, too.
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Monday's solar eclipse is a big deal because total solar eclipses are rare.
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Could Gaddi have been a repeat offender when it came to observing eclipses?
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Eclipses are especially powerful for you, Cancer, since you're ruled by the Moon.
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A quick check with NASA reveals this year's two lunar eclipses have already occurred.
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In just another few hundred million years, total solar eclipses will be over forever.
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The moon can, though—which is why people have flown telescopes during eclipses before.
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Enjoy it, Taurus, because August, thanks to the eclipses, is sure to be dramatic.
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Many shared this common view of solar eclipses as a devouring of divine beings.
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All autistic speech becomes symptomatic of a totalizing condition that eclipses the individual entirely.
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Big surprises are in store for you; eclipses often find us confronting unexpected issues.
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The eclipses aren't the only things you have to watch out for this month.
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LoveThe sun, your personal planet of love, will go through three eclipses this year.
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It's a rare sight: There will only be three more annular eclipses this decade.
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From eerie eclipses through to battered lunar landscapes, these images are an absolute treat.
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Eclipses are wildly dynamic and can be the most exhausting times of the year.
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If we're not, the eclipses knock us off course, pushing us toward our destiny.
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Power, responsibility, duty, legacy, and family expectations are big themes during this month's eclipses.
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In terms of the eclipses, she doesn't seem to have any direct planetary involvement.
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But the association of eclipses with bad omens or religious signs continued for centuries.
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It's not a time to push hard against the grain—especially during the eclipses.
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Eclipses correspond to major realizations or events that define the course of one's fate.
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It is possible to accurately predict total solar eclipses on shorter time scales, though.
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And, since you are ruled by the Moon, eclipses are especially poignant for you.
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There isn't much about eclipses that feels "safe"—the energy is turbulent as hell!
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He cautions you'll need a special solar filter and some patience -- eclipses take awhile.
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Eclipses often happen over water, meaning that we humans miss out on the action.
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Eclipses [in storytelling] actually go back to the Epic of Gilgamesh [in 2100 BC].
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All of a sudden, we got stories about using eclipses against more superstitious people.
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This summer's eclipses were no joke—they brought dramatic changes and earth-shattering revelations.
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You are especially sensitive to eclipses, Cancer, so February will be intense for you!
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This vastly eclipses previous government estimates of between 1 to 55 barrels per day.
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Nearby countries outside of the 100-mile wide path will still see partial eclipses.
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Dr. Pasachoff studies the effects that solar eclipses have on temperature and air pressure.
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Five eclipses Remember how cool the solar eclipse in North America was in 2017?
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But for younger workers, the dead weight of their student debt eclipses all else.
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Eclipses bring reveals and remove things from our lives that no longer serve us.
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Eclipses correspond with destiny, so whatever endeavor you begin now will be long-lasting.
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Tomorrow there will be an eclipse in your sign, and eclipses are fucking intense.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, you're especially sensitive when it comes to eclipses.
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Throughout history, astrologers have regarded eclipses as periods when shifts in power take place.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, eclipses are especially sensitive times for you, Cancer.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, eclipses are very transformative times for you, Cancer.
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Eclipses are ultra exhausting, emotional, and turbulent—nothing is the same after an eclipse!
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Eclipses are emotionally intense and exhausting, so pacing yourself is important at this time.
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People who have seen total eclipses say the experience moves them deeply and existentially.
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Eclipses are all about us getting back on the right path toward our destiny.
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Because you're a child of the Moon, eclipses are especially potent times for you.
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As it searched for signs of exoplanets, TESS recently discovered that Thuban undergoes eclipses.
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Eclipses have led to many other scientific discoveries starting more than 2,000 years ago.
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But, as Bezos' wealth eclipses Gates', he could very well reach trillionaire status first.
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Yet there's also a majesty in the way scientists predict eclipses with such precision.
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At other eclipses, I heard cries of surprise, shouts of joy, cheers, even screams.
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But this "Death of a Salesman" revival eclipses the classic instead of illuminating it.
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But the beauty of eclipses is that they put us on our right path.
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It also eclipses several big economies, including its two giant neighbors, Russia and China.
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Eclipses are intense as hell, so expect to be extra emotional and exhausted today.
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I need an endorsement, a friendship with someone whose fame far eclipses my own.
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Normally, in astronomical terms, we talk about next week, next month, next year, but total eclipses happen on a much more leisurely [time scale], and so when you think in terms of total solar eclipses you talk about many years into the future.
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Drama is on the horizon (eclipses are always crazy), and today also brings some thrills.
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The answer is that eclipses really do have uses, beyond just inspiring us with wonder.
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Surprisingly, certain observations of the solar corona still require eclipses in order to properly image.
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I'm hoping that that sort of eclipses anything that's been recently spoken — that that lingers.
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Like most celestial happenings throughout history, eclipses were often interpreted as signs of the apocalypse.
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Apple's highest market value eclipses those of Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft, according to FactSet Research.
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That's what eclipses do: clear out what's not for us, and invite in what is.
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Lunar eclipses can speed up manifestation and the result of any action will come swiftly.
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Doesn't that create a decision structure in which the military perspective eclipses the diplomatic perspective?
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More total eclipses will cross just a few states in 2078 and 2079 as well.
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Again, eclipses are tiring, emotional, and dramatic, so be gentle with yourself at this time.
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Pay close attention to your work life when 2019's lunar eclipses come around, Libra.
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CareerThis year, pay attention to the sun as he will undergo three eclipses this year.
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And one more heads up: Next year will feature just as many eclipses as 2018.
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Eclipses have a fated feeling to them—like everything was meant, or destined, to happen.
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In general, lunar eclipses are opportunities to tend to the relationship you have with yourself.
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Cloudy days (and eclipses) will happen, and that's when it's helpful to still be connected.
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Eclipses are always a turning point; nothing is the same after one comes our way.
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Between April 2023 and December 2038 there will be five eclipses visible from the country.
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Solar eclipses happen about every 18 months and only last for a few short moments.
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What's next: Following the July 2 eclipse, the next solar eclipses will happen on: Dec.
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In the last century, scientists have recorded a wide variety of creatures reacting to eclipses.
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Warning letters regularly went from astronomers to Assyrian and Babylonian rulers about possible upcoming eclipses.
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Total solar eclipses like the one crossing America today are beautiful, but they're tragically fleeting.
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Lunar eclipses occur when the moon dives into Earth's shadow, during the satellite's full phase.
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All eclipses are emotional; however, you'll feel a prominent pang of nostalgia during this one.
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Eclipses often show us things in a new light, and usually bring plenty of surprises.
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No one will review the Solar Eclipses like the latest episode of Game of Thrones.
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Eclipses bring us closer to destiny, if you believe in that kind of thing, Scorpio.
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Also, you might just want to go to bed early—eclipses are very, very draining.
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Eclipses bring new information to light and forever alter the way we see the world.
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An ending is likely to take place—but eclipses always bring a new beginning, too.
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Eclipses are a time to turn the page; a new story is about to begin!
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Eclipses show us the world in a new light, expose lies, and deliver the truth.
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Because you are a child of the moon, Cancer, you are especially sensitive to eclipses!
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RELATED: Why eclipses have inspired terror and awe Excitement is most prominent among the young.
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In the past, solar eclipses have been used to test Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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In video games, eclipses are usually just a narrative mechanism to unleash beasts for killing.
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There seems to be a really consistent pattern in how stories of solar eclipses work.
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The dispute eclipses, at least in the footage we see, further mention of the missiles.
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Eclipses show us things in a new light—which usually means secrets will be revealed.
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Eclipses are emotional and draining, so don't pack your schedule with activities this month, Libra.
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Eclipses are ultra emotional, and people's fear of being alone will come to the forefront.
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Pulisic's start at Stamford Bridge also eclipses those of Arjen Robben, Florent Malouda, and Willian.
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It also eclipses the second-quarter numbers of more established candidates like former Colorado Gov.
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Don't cling to the past—eclipses only become more emotional and exhausting if you do.
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Eclipses usually reveal shocking information and force us to see things in a new light.
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The Cenotaph's design, for instance, eclipses the height of the Great Pyramids at 455 feet.
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This is known as the Saros cycle, and it predicts both solar and lunar eclipses.
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Eclipses are exhausting, and so much more is going on this day, so be prepared!
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The eclipses this month will bring big transformations to you friendships and your everyday life.
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All full moons are emotional and exhausting, but eclipses are especially shocking and life changing.
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Eclipses flush situations and people out of our lives that are no longer serving us.
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Leo season is behind us, sadly, but so are those retrogrades and eclipses, thank goddess!
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Eclipses bring sudden changes and reveal things that we hadn't been able to see before.
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And for just a few, infinitely precious moments, a radiance eclipses the all-devouring night.
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Although eclipses are a cosmic safety pin in a restart button, life isn't that simple.
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In March, NASA's Curiosity Rover got to witness two solar eclipses of the red planet.
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And this isn't the first time Curiosity has captured images of solar eclipses on Mars.
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Eclipses are all about destiny, and they ask us if we're on the right path.
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Eclipses close doors, and the endings you'll face this month will indeed be very final.
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UberEats sometimes eclipses Uber's main ride-hailing business in markets like Tokyo, Taipei and Seoul.
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That eclipses the 11.7 million people who have private health insurance through the law's marketplaces.
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Lovers of stars and sky, the Fulhams usually travel only for astronomical events like eclipses.
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Observations during solar eclipses have generated a wealth of knowledge across many fields throughout history.
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And, Rick Fox says it's only a matter of time before "LoL" eclipses the NFL.
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Eclipses are a big deal for you, Cancer, because you are ruled by the Moon.
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Eclipses are life-changing lunations; they allow us to see things in a new light.
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"Solar eclipses usually signify change, opportunity, and new beginnings, whereas the full lunar eclipse offers us a chance to change our perspective," she explains, adding that the lunar eclipse is an opportunity to process (and prepare for) the shifts brought on by the solar eclipses.
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You're ready for change, especially now that the eclipses have shown you some very valuable truths!
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And past eclipses have been responsible for some of the most important discoveries in modern physics.
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"People really didn't understand what was going on and just took [eclipses] as omens,"Pasachoff said.
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After all, we've made it through many, many, many, many eclipses before and we're still here.
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Typically, solar scientists simulate eclipses with special equipment designed to block the sun, called a coronagraph.
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And, while eclipses do carry much magical meaning, the frequency of supermoons makes them astrologically boring.
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The point of eclipses is to re-align us and put us on the right path.
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Overall, eclipses "create an internal transformation that ultimately results in an external transformation," Dr. Perrakis says.
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A solar eclipse in Leo arrives August 21—emotional and exhausting, eclipses usually bring shocking news.
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That's what eclipses do: Rush new things into your life, and flush the old stuff out.
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Where new moons foretell of your potential to change, eclipses often signal momentous shifts beyond yourself.
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There will also be other eclipses, meteor showers, and full moons you won't want to miss.
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Every year, two to five lunar eclipses occur, and one in every three will be penumbral.
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It eclipses the estimates for every flu season going back to the winter of 1976-1977.
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Total solar eclipses are marvelous quirks of nature that occur once every 18 months or so.
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We paid for the rise of a future dominant super power that eclipses the United States.
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Eclipses are exhausting and emotional, and today's eclipse in sensitive Water sign Pisces is no exception.
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Three of this year's five eclipses occur in Capricorn, reminding you to work smarter, not harder.
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The result is that, on average, two total eclipses are seen from Earth every three years.
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This month's eclipses challenge us and ask: Are we doing things for the sake of tradition?
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Under most circumstances, people who call lunar eclipses "blood moons" sound like doomsday theorists to me.
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The nodes are basically where the eclipses were when we're born, and they're all about karma.
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Eclipses reveal information that was previously hidden—they're a big time for secrets to be exposed!
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Eclipses are all about release and re-aligning yourself to ensure you're on the right path.
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Similarly, Brady's 000 salary cap hit of $2000 million far eclipses that of his Patriots teammates.
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Eclipses are emotional and tiring, but one thing they're great for is changing up power dynamics.
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Certainly, we're privileged to live in this moment in time and space when eclipses are possible.
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The forecast also eclipses the seven-year average of 22019 percent since recovery began in 2009.
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The eclipses have shifted so many things in your life, Sagittarius; getting reorganized is key now.
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This eclipses Snapchat's count of 161 million, revealed just ahead of the company's IPO in March.
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First, the coming eclipse is a total solar eclipse — one of two types of solar eclipses.
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Eclipses lead us to our destiny, so wherever you're about to go will be worth it.
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And while eclipses are known for shaking things up, this one may bring some longstanding clarity.
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If we aren't on the right path, these eclipses will put us on the correct one.
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Yes, but there are also total and partial eclipses, which are exactly what they sound like.
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After seeing their first eclipse, many dedicate their free time to chasing eclipses around the globe.
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Over the past few millennia, people who knew nothing about eclipses couldn't explain the natural phenomena.
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Photographs of eclipses have proved that light from distant stars actually bends around the sun's gravity.
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That idea very much became central to the first two science fiction stories about solar eclipses.
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In mapping stories about solar eclipses, I found one trend that I think is worth noting.
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Remember that you're in the middle of eclipse season, and eclipses lead us to our fate.
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Again, eclipses reveal information, so pay close attention to the messages you receive at this time.
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Eclipses flush shit out of our lives, but they always attract new opportunities to us, too.
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The eclipses in Aquarius and Leo surely had an effect on you (especially around self-care).
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It's complicated: We have two emotionally fraught eclipses as well as a Mars retrograde this season.
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And, by the way, eclipses are a fab time to squash any issues with a frenemy.
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Compared to others who fought similar numbers of battles, his score eclipses even Frederick the Great.
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Just look up for 2019's five eclipses, super blood wolf moon and other cool events.
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Nature also has the ability to create some of the most beautiful natural events, like eclipses.
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Solar eclipses are rare and you can never predict when an aurora will illuminate the sky.
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Yes, it's stressful as hell, but eclipses put us back on our path to our destiny.
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Two of 2016's four eclipses happen this month (the other pair goes down in September).
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Accountability, responsibility, and finding healthy ways to relate are big themes of both eclipses this month.
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Eclipses lead us to our destiny, and sometimes on our path, we have to say goodbye.
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If these efforts are successful, they'll join the canon of scientific knowledge accumulated from eclipses past.
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You'll be a new person by October (eclipses will do that to you)— see you then!
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Their interactions with the moon can create three types of lunar eclipses: partial, total and penumbral.
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Alexey Wangenheim's postcards — beautiful miniatures of eclipses and the polar lights — were made in Stalin's Gulag.
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Annular eclipses occur when the moon is at or near its greatest distance, known as apogee.
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As Chris's letters get longer and more confident, her first-person voice eclipses the original narrator's.
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The one reason for startup failure that eclipses all others isn&apost scaling or product market.
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In addition to eclipses, he painted solar prominences, views from other planets, and the lunar surface.
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As for Black Twitter, it's ablaze with admiration ... some even daring to say she eclipses Beyonce.
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Saying goodbye is always hard and during eclipses, it's even more heart-breaking—but still necessary.
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It was the first of four eclipses that he saw, and his paintings of lunar transits and other celestial phenomena are on view in "Transient Effects: The Solar Eclipses and Celestial Landscapes of Howard Russell Butler," a small, lovely show at the Princeton University Art Museum here.
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Eclipses only occur at times when the Moon is full or new when it crosses the ecliptic.
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Image: NASAWhile regular eclipses would make Pluto terrible for solar farming, they've proven damn useful for astronomers.
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So rest assured he easily eclipses well over 99% of the world according to the bell curve.
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As we transition to this clean form of energy, eclipses are poised to be increasingly disruptive events.
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Whether these shifts are annoying or welcomed is inconsequential—once they reach critical mass, ubiquity eclipses controversy.
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Hindu belief interprets eclipses as the decapitated head of the deity Rahu being chucked into the sky.
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But beyond justifying American exceptionalism, solar eclipses are embedded in the African American struggle for liberty, too.
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As a modern iteration of myth, eclipses have also captured the imagination of our greatest contemporary creators.
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I wanted to know how Flat Earth theory addresses eclipses, so I asked in that Facebook group.
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Eclipses are like supercharged new moons, and this one could bring some exciting developments at the office.
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During that trip to Aruba, you got the idea to write a book about total solar eclipses.
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Like the Adams' prolific accomplishments, the Google brand eclipses the actual personal cults of the two founders.
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Knowing that they trust me enough to be honest eclipses any disappointment that we can't hang out.
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These eclipses are the perfect time to adjust your schedule so that it works better for you.
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On average, solar eclipses of one kind or another happen about two to four times per year.
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Eclipses also reveal new information, so expect to get to know someone on a way deeper level.
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What's next: Per NASA, following the July 16 eclipse, the next lunar eclipses will happen on: Jan.
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Because eclipses affect the most important lights in our sky, we see things in a new light.
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The Greeks were predicting eclipses with reasonable confidence 2,000 years ago, and that knowledge spread to Eurasia.
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Over time, the ability to predict eclipses spread around the world, and with it came less fear.
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But some good news: Total eclipses can actually improve local weather conditions in the moments before totality.
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Eclipses bring massive reveals, and Scorpio moon is sure to make some important discoveries at this time.
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Here's the good news: Total solar eclipses happen somewhere in the world every 13 months or so.
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Eclipses happen every 18 months somewhere in the world – but this one's different, and much more special.
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ET. If you need a refresher on eclipses: Earth orbits the Sun, and the Moon orbits Earth.
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Lunar eclipses happen when the moon is blacked out by moving into the shadow of the Earth.
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Eventually, the ancient Greeks and other world cultures learned what eclipses were and how to predict them.
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Eclipses are hyper emotional, life-altering, secret-revealing times, which means obviously means you love them, Scorpio.
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For if your ability for mathematics ever eclipses your love for mathematics then both will be doomed.
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And the joy I feel from being with my daughter Katherine eclipses anything from any crazy checklist.
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Redfield's salary also eclipses his boss's, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar's, earnings.
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Along with the eclipses, this will be one of the most energetically potent days of the month.
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This is understandable, as solar eclipses used to be interpreted as omens of the end or whatever.
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Use this genius to help others, something you'd love to tap into during next week's intense eclipses!
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No. Because the Saros cycle ends on an uneven number of days, eclipses happen in different locations.
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Eclipses are emotional and exhausting but they serve a purpose: to put us on our proper path.
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Eclipses tear away things from your life that no longer work for you and bring exciting possibilities.
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Not only are several planets changing signs (and the spring equinox!) but we also have two eclipses.
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Finally, after a summer of eclipses, a regular (yet emotionally and highly psychic) full moon has arrived.
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Eclipses are hugely emotional times… but who knows, maybe this means you'll go on a daylong rager!
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Right in the middle of these eclipses, we have the Saturn square to Neptune on September 10.
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Between the two of them, they had experienced more than two dozen total eclipses, on every continent.
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And unlike solar eclipses, the lunar eclipse was safe to view with the naked eye or binoculars.
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Eclipses show us things in a new light, and you're already exploring hidden things this Cancer season.
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To tide us over, we dug through the archives looking for pictures of eclipses from decades past.
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Op-Ed Contributor Like solar eclipses and bipartisan legislation, moments of near-universal consensus are extremely rare.
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Eclipses are very emotional and exhausting, and the process may not be easy, though it is necessary.
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For solar researchers like Dr. Pasachoff and Dr. Oluseyi, the eclipses are times for serious scientific work.
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We have very different politics, but we believe our commitment to this principle far eclipses the rest.
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Here's everything you need to know, including how to be safe and how ancient civilizations understood eclipses.
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TESS measurements of the binary star system helped astronomers discover the mutual eclipses and rule out pulsating.
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That's nearly equal to the 71% attrition for Obama's entire first term -- and eclipses Bush's 63% rate.
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Eclipses expose the truth—and once you know the facts, things can never be the same again.
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Eclipses always bring surprises, and Uranus is the planet of the unexpected, so this will be major.
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Asked if the Vision Fund completely eclipses what TPG Growth can do, Mr. McGlashan dismissed such concern.
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Think of eclipses as doorways to destiny, book ends of life chapters, and critical course-correcting occurrences!
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Eclipses are hard, but they also open doors of opportunity and have a fated energy about them.
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For ancient Persia, eclipses happened if the trickster pari decided to blot out the sun for fun.
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Full humanness is in having multiple messy commitments and pleasures, not one monistic duty that eclipses all else.
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Astronomical phenomena like solar eclipses, which are nature's version of Jim Steinman songs when you think about it.
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The tides, the weather, sunsets and sunrises, eclipses: all of that stuff occurs because the Earth is round.
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That's because there's a veritable zoo of solar eclipses occurring all across our solar system, all the time.
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This was likely just one of many incidences in which eclipses were seen as signs of the apocalypse.
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They say that these shadows indicated that planets were passing between the telescope and the star, like eclipses.
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Scientifically, not really—the moon will turn red, as it does during all lunar eclipses, which is chill.
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It included a discussion of the colors of eclipses — details used at the time in making astrological predictions.
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Consider this a warm up for the actual eclipses that will come our way in July and August.
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I've geared the whole course to help cleanse and clear in preparation for this summer's eclipses as well.
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It's believed that lunar eclipses of any kind (partial or total) are an opportunity for greater spiritual understanding.
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These sorts of eclipses occur when the Moon enters the outer region of Earth's shadow, called the penumbra.
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From nebulas and auroras through to starbursts and solar eclipses, these photographs will rekindle your sense of wonder.
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But, between eclipses, solar seasons, solstices, and other astrologically relevant dates, there's a lot to keep track of.
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"Eclipses must have been terrifying for the people of the past," writer and practicing witch Julia Penelope concedes.
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Winds change during eclipses, but the effect that this will have on wind farms is not yet clear.
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They'll see the Moon turn a rusty red — which is where lunar eclipses get their "Blood Moon" nickname.
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D. Maley, an expedition coordinator for NASA's Johnson Space Center Astronomical Society who has witnessed 24 total eclipses.
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Full moons are times of culmination, eclipses especially so, and Leo is the drama queen of the zodiac.
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But some eclipses are more useful to scientists than others, and many of them are difficult to observe.
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First of all, for us here on Earth there are two different types of eclipses: solar and lunar.
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The novelty of the newest tech will always wear off when the next generation of hardware eclipses it.
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Life as you know it will be very different once this summer of retrogrades and eclipses is over.
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His subjects include nude or fabric-draped women, rockets and flying machines, and semiabstract moons and lunar eclipses.
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The Proba-2 video shows the two partial eclipses the spacecraft spied from orbit during this cosmic event.
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Total solar eclipses occur about once every one to two years, the last one being in March 2015.
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Eclipses bring information to light, so expect lots of secrets to come to light—even secrets about yourself!
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As executive vice president of engineering, Lipkovitz will be leading Lyft's engineering team, which now eclipses 1,000 people.
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Today, NASA doesn't have to rely on the Saros cycle alone to predict both solar and lunar eclipses.
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If so, then know that eclipses are all about making sure you're on the right path toward yours.
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Eclipses are emotional, usually bringing a shitload of drama, but they lead us where we're supposed to be.
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They even know the exact time, down to the fraction of a second, that the eclipses will occur.
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Later in life, Fulvio Melia compared this alignment to the cosmic accidents that give us total solar eclipses.
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Since you're ruled by the Moon, eclipses are particularly intense for you—and we have one this month!
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But this isn't a typical Cancer season—there are two eclipses and a Mercury retrograde in the mix!
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For all those eclipses and all that travel, she has spent just 19983 minutes in all beneath totality.
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People who have witnessed total solar eclipses tend to agree that they are awe-inspiring, life-altering happenings.
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And just like when the moon eclipses the sun, it creates a dimming of light from those stars.
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Knut's fame eclipses that of his ancestors, but he has lost their powers of communication and becomes isolated.
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This round by far eclipses the company's total previous equity raises of about $2503 million, a spokeswoman said.
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For millennia, eclipses were little-understood phenomena that many saw as bad omens or signs of heavenly displeasure.
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Russo has seen 10 total eclipses so far, traveling to places like Madagascar, Mongolia, Turkey, Tunisia, and China.
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This summer, retrogrades are asking us to look to our pasts while eclipses lead us toward our future.
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Symbolic target In the past, ISIS has carried out attacks in Turkey but this attack eclipses those in scale.
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I'm just trying to set expectations here, because despite the incredible amount of hype, eclipses are never worldwide events.
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Last week's eclipses found you questioning your beliefs and ideas in order to make them more solid and powerful.
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Both of their eyes are closed and a shadow from the above roof nearly eclipses their faces in shadow.
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And because Charon is so close—just 12,000 miles from Pluto—when eclipse season hits, eclipses happen a lot.
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Instead, people built instruments to better assist their understandings of eclipses and realized they were actually sort of good.
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Total solar eclipses occur at any specific location on average every 360 years, according to the European Southern Observatory.
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There's more to learn from eclipses, and perhaps more to pull out of this very data set, said Frissell.
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And there are many, many more stories of indigenous populations being terrified of eclipses in the sky, he added.
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Others have measured eclipses' effects on ham radio, but this is the largest citizen science experiment to do so.
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So please, just slow down, because this eclipse—like all eclipses—will get you where you need to go.
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Enhancing the powerful Buddha Moon are the nodes of fate, which are related to the lunar and solar eclipses.
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You've probably been hearing all about eclipses since last summer, and the most recent ones have been exceptionally dramatic.
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As paparazzi photos and footage increasingly eclipses the purer warmth of home videos, that intimacy turns lurid and invasive.
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Eclipses reveal information, so expect to see the truth about a situation now, especially one concerning worth or value.
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" —Mike Kentrianakissolar eclipse project manager at the American Astronomical SocietyNew York City "Total solar eclipses are truly awe-inspiring.
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Before today, I assumed "nothing compares" meant eclipses are exceptionally beautiful or that seeing one could change my life.
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In Mr Wright's telling, Panola Cola—named after Houghton's home county—challenges, and even eclipses, its non-fictional rivals.
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Ahead, find out when all the new moons, full moons, eclipses, retrogrades, and Zodiac seasons will occur in 2019.
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This year's transfer eclipses what the Finance Ministry received last year, when the central bank transferred 31.5 billion pesos.
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Eclipses, lunar and solar alike, are believed to signal the end of something and the start of something new.
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Eclipses reveal things to us in a new light, often unexpectedly, and bring fated changes in our life's directions.
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The map below traces the path of all the total solar eclipses to occur on this continent until 2050.
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"All my world travels, with solar eclipses, [have] given me a greater appreciation for different cultures," Fred Espenak said.
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If you're in a relationship, these lunar eclipses will help you to set firmer boundaries where you need them.
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"That growth rate eclipses anything else we've ever seen for any other tobacco product, including electronic cigarettes," said Ayers.
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If eclipses have become the epitome of predictability, though, they still reveal something about the capriciousness of the universe.
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And 2017's total solar eclipse is unlike the other eclipses the United States has experienced in recent history.
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" And then this, after being told about the eclipse: "Number of total solar eclipses in America under Obama: 0.
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Total lunar eclipses still happen about twice a year (and sometimes more often), but they won't be around forever.
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I also didn't have glasses or anything because the eclipse was a total surprise event as all eclipses are.
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Timing is a theme tied closely to the nodes, and eclipses ask us whether we're on the right path.
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" Makepeace, who has seen 16 total eclipses, added, "So you sort of get that little scale of diminishing grandness.
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It will feature interviews and discussions about how solar eclipses work and how animals react to the celestial phenomenon.
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The eclipses in Cancer—and Cancer season in general—relates to recognition and the things that you're famous for.
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Eclipses are times for powerful realizations about the person you want to become, and this one is no exception.
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The size of the American legal market—which isn't even legal federally in the U.S.—already slightly eclipses Canada's.
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We wanted to know: What's so special about total solar eclipses that you would chase them around the world?
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That amount eclipses slightly the $179 million that AOL's Tim Armstrong garnered when Verizon bought his company in 2015.
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It's the reverse in places like the U.S. and Hong Kong, where the average WiFi speed eclipses mobile networks.
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As the term suggests, penumbral eclipses involve the moon dipping into the penumbra (but steering clear of the umbra).
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Eclipses are always exhausting and emotional, but this one will definitely be a bit theatrical thanks to Leo's influence.
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The MahaNakhon eclipses the previous "tallest building" title holder, Baiyoke Tower II, which is 304 metres (997 feet) tall.
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The confidence you lacked early this month as you were getting whacked by the eclipses will return to you.
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"To understand why the corona is hot, we need this information that is provided by eclipses," Habbal told me.
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Please note: Solar eclipses are cool, but they can also damage your eyes if you don't take proper precautions.
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Eclipses were once perceived as a deus ex machina; now we know they bear no relation to terrestrial activities.
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Solar eclipses happen when the moon's shadow falls on the Earth as it passes between us and the sun.
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You'll see a side of your intimate relationships that you could never see before—eclipses are all about revelations.
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Emotionally, you're processing a lot of issues concerning your past—eclipses are a very powerful time for letting go.
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Having said that, gamers will tell you that this is an entirely appropriate use of eclipses in game narratives.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, you're especially sensitive to eclipses, and yesterday's was particularly emotionally exhausting for you.
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If you're going out closer to Saturday, channel the stabilizing Capricorn energy and party responsibly—eclipses can be chaotic.
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Eclipses help move us in the direction we're meant to go, no matter how stressful the changes may be.
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You let go of the old you and released stagnant relationships thanks to the eclipses in Capricorn in Cancer.
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All eclipses are exhausting, so don't be surprised if you feel totally drained at the end of the month.
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I have called this climate change's "totalizing tendency" — the more you absorb it, the more it eclipses everything else.
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Total solar eclipses occur when the darkest part of the moon's shadow, the umbra, encases part of the Earth.
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It also eclipses the death toll on the day of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, which killed 0003,977.
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Eclipses reveal things to us about ourselves that we previously couldn't see, and what you learn may shock you.
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Eclipses are exhausting and emotional—often, while we're going through them, we feel like our world is falling down.
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As a lover of secrets, you adore eclipses, because these lunations are all about revealing the previously unseen truth.
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A partial eclipse, more frequent than total eclipses, is when the earth passes within the penumbra of the moon.
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This eclipses the $9 billion value of these institutions' tax exemption by a factor of nearly 11 to 1.
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I had called him to talk about the science of predicting eclipses (more on that in a future post).
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Unlike solar flares, which were visible during eclipses using traditional telescopes, these spontaneous emissions were now detectable using radios.
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The experiment has been replicated in subsequent eclipses, and will be again by half a dozen universities this summer.
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Sign up here to add meteor showers, eclipses and other cosmic special events to your Google or iOS calendar.
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Is it possible Mahomes eclipses $200 million total, $100 million in guarantees, and over $40 million in average salary?
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Your Playlist for the Solar Eclipse Eclipses provoke strong feelings that make us reckon with the awesomeness of space.
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In 1695, the astronomer Edmund Halley discovered that modern calculations did not quite predict eclipses reported in ancient times.
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A similar thing happens on Earth during solar eclipses—an effect that was beautifully captured from space in 2016.
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Like you, Leo is a passionate, fun Fire sign, but expect tense vibes—eclipses are always emotional and exhausting.
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And that diversions like March Madness and eclipses are the only time they lift their gaze from their workstations.
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An accompanying online exhibition delves deeper into Butler's work, eclipses in art history, early space art, and eclipse expeditions.
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It might feel weird, but it's all part of the process of this heavy summer of retrogrades and eclipses.
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Eclipses are highly emotional—and you're already moody as fuck, Cancer, so really do your best to stay grounded!
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Endings are here—but again, eclipses bring twinkling, shimmering doors of destiny… are you ready to walk through them?
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The Inca viewed eclipses as a sign that the sun god Inti was angry, and required appeasement with offerings.
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We asked several veteran chasers, some of whom have seen upward of 30 total solar eclipses, for some advice.
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Either way, something you've been building is finally wrapping up, and considering the eclipses and Mercury retrograde, you'd be wise to keep the empty space in your calendar empty should unexpected tasks and responsibilities fall on your lap (and they probably will—both the eclipses and Mercury retrograde are famous for surprises!).
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A year can have two or more lunar eclipses; after January, a partial lunar eclipse will occur on July 16.
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Photo Illustration by Elena Scotti/Gizmodo/GMG, photos via ShuttershockSolar eclipses are certainly one of the most striking astrophysical phenomena.
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The latest deal, announced last week, gives Toyota access to a single pool of vehicles which potentially eclipses all others.
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Since 1999, when Russo saw her first total eclipse, she has seen nine more, as well as two annular eclipses.
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The sheer volume of fake news, gossip, political spin and cricket highlights eclipses anything carried by print, broadcasting or Bollywood.
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Total solar eclipses are known for making some animals go haywire, and Ricard wants people to record what they're seeing.
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The caveat here is that your image might not come out very well — eclipses aren't exactly the most photogenic phenomenon.
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But Dr Morrison and his colleagues were interested in two particular phenomena: eclipses of the sun and of the moon.
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"These things are fixable," he says, but they require leadership and a sense of purpose that eclipses the partisan divide.
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Observations of Mercury's orbit, and the way starlight bends around the sun during solar eclipses, proved general relativity early on.
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Eclipses aren't the time to impose your will, but they are a good time for meditation, praying, dreaming, and wishing.
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Some eclipses affect us more than others, so if that one whammed you, expect similar emotions to pop up again.
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The moon, your financial planet, will undergo two eclipses this year — mark your calendars for January 21 and July 16.
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Lunar eclipses herald endings and finality, but, with every loss comes a new understanding of how to move forward, Gem.
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Between all the planetary retrogrades and multiple eclipses, we had our hands full dealing with celestially inspired chaos and changes.
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This month's eclipses in Cancer and Capricorn teach us that these actions must be in a wise, well-considered balance.
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Only in the 19193s did reliable ground maps of eclipses appear, and their calculation was quite laborious until the 21919s.
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Basically, by keeping records of past eclipses over the centuries, the astronomers detected an eclipse cycle and formalized its rules.
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Total solar eclipses — where the moon completely blocks the sun — are relatively frequent, and occur approximately once every 18 months.
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Eclipses are very exhausting and emotional, and you'll really have a very low tolerance for the bullshit Mercury retrograde brings.
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Eclipses are emotionally exhausting for everyone, but as a moon-ruled sign, you're especially sensitive at this time, dear Cancer.
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Eclipses are a chaotic force of astrological nature, so it's best to follow Annabel Gat's word and avoid manifestation rituals.
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Because you love drama, lunar eclipses can be exciting for you, Leo—however, you're especially exhausted during today's in Capricorn!
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Because eclipses are such sensitive periods, we want to help you untangle the feelings whipped up by the astrological weather.
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Solar eclipses occur when the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth, casting a shadow on the planet's surface.
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Eclipses are emotional and exhausting, but feeling weary and teary when all eyes are on you is overwhelming as hell.
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People look forward to total solar eclipses for years and hope for good weather so they don't miss the spectacle.
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At one point, however, Trump broke the one rule regarding eclipses by squinting up towards the sun sans protective glasses.
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The pupils were so wide that the red barely ringed them, two blazing eclipses held afire inside a bird's skull.
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Eclipses are all about placing you on your correct and destined path (if you believe in that sort of thing!).
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Again, eclipses cause super intense energies to arise, ones that change the way we feel and think about the world.
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In particular, eclipses allow scientists to glimpse the areas at the every edges of the sun, such as the corona.
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Something that used to be fun may not be so light and easy anymore— eclipses are heavy, exhausting, and emotional.
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The astrological line-up for August is divine, and much needed after the intensity of July's eclipses and Mercury retrograde.
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Full moons are emotionally and physically draining enough as it is, but eclipses are even heavier, so don't overbook yourself.
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Sincerely, Peace-Loving Taurus Dear Peace-Loving Taurus,I feel so sorry for everyone traveling with family during these eclipses!
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He's the sort of working man's DJ hero whose command of his craft far eclipses any lack of international reputation.
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Simon told me he'd been fascinated by eclipses since childhood, but didn't see his first one until 1991, in Hawaii.
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For the near term, know that there will be a few total solar eclipses over North America during our lifetimes.
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It's the month when wearing what we want finally eclipses wearing what we need, and a return of fun fashion.
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It's been an emotional month, so Air sign Aquarius's cool, logical vibe will be welcome... even though eclipses are nuts.
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Eclipses are turbulent times, but there's something about the situations they bring us that feel fated or meant to be.
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Total eclipses are visible someplace around the globe about every year and a half, and Hawaiians experienced one in 1991.
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In the corona that billows outward from the surface in streamers seen during solar eclipses temperatures reach a million degrees.
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But Muschamp replied with a look that made it crystal clear his preseason practice plan did not account for eclipses.
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We understand the cosmic calculus that leads to solar eclipses like the one that will enchant many Americans on Monday.
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Astronomers had been trying to detect the effect at solar eclipses since before he had even finished formulating the theory.
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For all his humblebragging, Mr. Modi, like Mr. Trump, illustrated perfectly how money talks, power seduces and success eclipses morality.
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Even Malek agrees with the criticism that Bohemian Rhapsody underplays Mercury's sexuality, and eclipses his relationship with Hutton by glorifying Austin.
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She then attempts to pass behind the president, who stops walking and completely eclipses Queen Elizabeth from view for a moment.
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As Uranus continued to approach the summer equinox, there were other eclipses of other large moons, including Umbriel, Titania, and Oberon.
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Image: Screen Shot via CraigslistA sign of warImage: Screen Shot via End Times HeadlinesThroughout history, eclipses have been interpreted as omens.
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The team found what they were looking for, with a catch: The brightening corresponded with eclipses from the brown dwarf companion.
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Again, eclipses bring drama, so expect this Leo (a Fire sign with a penchant for theatrics) to be over the top.
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As for Eta Carinae, the final show will happen when the system explodes into a supernova that eclipses the Great Eruption.
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I mean a cover that so eclipses the original, most people are shocked to know that it's a cover at all.
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A symbol of women's empowerment The chatter and speculation about her disappearance often eclipses her groundbreaking career as a female aviator.
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While eclipses often flush things out of our lives, they also reorient us toward the path we're meant to be on.
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In 1676, he had been trying to measure the eclipses of Jupiter's moon Io, which occur once every 1.769 Earth days.
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Remember, eclipses remove what is no longer needed from our lives, and leave us with what's meant for our highest good.
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Those total eclipses will both cross the middle of Chile and Argentina, one in the winter and one in the summer.
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It also eclipses other major sports tournaments, including the Masters at $2 million and the Women's World Cup at $4 million.
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And if lunar eclipses are too weak for you, there's always a total solar eclipse coming up this year in July.
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Otherwise, let's look at the rest of the solar eclipses on U.S. soil between now and the end of the century.
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Eclipses place us on the path we are meant to be on—but all this change is hard for most people.
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To start with, it would have blotted out the corona as well as the disk, robbing eclipses of their silvery beauty.
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This mix of exoticism, predictability and rarity leads some people to devote their lives to seeing as many eclipses as possible.
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Because you're ruled by the Moon, lunar eclipses are especially sensitive times for you, and this one will be pretty dramatic.
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Much more common are partial lunar eclipses, when part of the moon (but not all of it) passes through the umbra.
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Eclipses are intensely emotional times that tend to be very exhausting, so make sure you carve out extra time to rest.
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The eclipses bring major shifts in your home and family life, as Tuesday's new moon is a force of domestic nature!
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The first eclipse I saw by air, which was in 1986, was one of the most difficult eclipses to get to.
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Eclipses reveal secrets and show us our world in a new light, so expect to learn a lot about your partners.
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The eclipses aren't the only things fucking with you this month: Saturn, currently in your sign, squares Neptune on September 10.
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But eclipses block out the intense light coming from the Sun, allowing researchers to study the fainter corona in more detail.
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Full moons are always emotional, but lunar eclipses (which are full moons taken to the next level) are even more dramatic.
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Eclipses are usually very exhausting and emotional times, and you may find that your stamina is dampened, so slow down, Virgo.
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The fact that ancient people were willing to go through such a process reveals how much fear they had about eclipses.
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There's a wonderful description by NASA astronomer Michelle Thaller about how with eclipses this biological sense of dread just takes over.
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We're starting to see stories where with solar eclipses the monsters come out, but maybe the monsters are the good guys.
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Regarding video, the 1080p HD capture is decent and eclipses most other mirrorless full-frame cameras, but isn't its strong suit.
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This month brings not one but two eclipses, which means big changes and revelations are in store for all of us.
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We all know that Trump broke the one cardinal rule of eclipses: NEVER look into the sky without protective glasses on.
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Manson's shadow too often eclipses that of the Hollywood starlet he victimized, to say nothing of the others killed that night.
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When I give talks about eclipses, my first slide is like the label on a cigarette pack—a warning of addiction.
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Don't get too comfortable, Libra—there will be two eclipses this month, both of which will turn your world upside down.
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Eclipses are always dramatic, slamming doors shut and dropping us on new paths, but an eclipse in Leo is especially theatrical.
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Partial eclipses could be seen in the region, including in Australia and Singapore; in some Pacific island nations and in Hawaii.
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Eclipses create changes in power dynamics and bring secrets to light—if you've been looking for answers, you'll find them now.
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Eclipses ask us if we're on our right path—and if we're not, they place us where we're supposed to be.
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Eclipses show us things in a new light, and you'll likely see your work and day job from a different perspective.
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We have two huge eclipses this month: one in Aquarius, which takes place today, and one in Leo on the 21st.
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Eclipses allow us to see things in a new light, and as the sign of analysis, you love getting new details.
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Lunar eclipses can occur only during a full moon, and this one is extra special because it's also the blood moon.
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Lunar eclipses can occur only during a full moon, and this one was extra special because it was also a supermoon.
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Eclipses are hard on all of us, but Virgos will want to ensure that they get as much rest as possible.
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Several cities, including Houston, the Twin Cities, and Chicago, that got partial eclipses reported that clouds almost entirely obscured their view.
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For a holiday that eclipses every other on the Russian calendar, the chef Bonnie Frumkin Morales of Kachka in Portland, Ore.
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He and his wife, Naomi, who has seen 39 eclipses, even witnessed a total solar eclipse on their honeymoon in 1974.
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This pattern includes the use of national emergencies and trade provisions, in which the executive branch ignores or eclipses the legislature.
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From eclipses and meteor showers to Mars missions and ground-breaking rocket launches, 2020 should be an extraordinary year in space.
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People will be in a helpful, communicative mood, which will certainly help relieve some of the (enormous) pressure eclipses often bring.
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NASA provides a handy guide of the history of solar eclipses as documented by astronomers, historians, and writers through the ages.
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But as the picture makes clear, there's quite a lot of regularity in the general times at which eclipses occur—and for example there are usually 2 eclipses in a given year—though there can be more (and in 0.2 percent of years there can be as many as 5, as there last were in 1935 ).
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But right at the front of each year's edition were the predicted times of the eclipses for that year—in 1767 just two solar eclipses: At a mathematical level, the three-body problem is about solving a system of three ordinary differential equations that give the positions of the three bodies as a function of time.
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Among Ukrainians today, the best way to escape a totalitarian past is by developing a society that eclipses ethnic or state identities.
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The new year is a time for new beginnings, and there's nothing like a set of eclipses to wipe the slate clean.
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Eclipses only occur when the Moon, Sun, and Earth are in just right positions so that the Moon and Sun's orbits intersect.
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Even though they've been alone for over a week now, solar eclipses are still things that get news coverage a while beforehand.
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But there's at least an indication, for example, that there are "eclipse seasons" in different parts of the year where eclipses happen.
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The cause is the same reason that lunar eclipses don't occur every full moon: The moon's orbital plane moves up and down.
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Speaking of our good old Sun, astronomers are keen on taking advantage of eclipses to study characteristics beyond what we normally see.
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While there are two solar eclipses every year, this one is the first to be visible in the United States since 1979.
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Eclipse chasers have been around for a long time, and we have good records of who attempted to catch more recent eclipses.
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"Eclipses, I find, connect the present with the past like few other natural events," Baron writes at the end of American Eclipse.
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There is a wonderful, wonderful video that was produced by some Australian TV program about this mother-daughter pair who chase eclipses.
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She pours out her heart with a rawness that eclipses any humor, late-life analysis, or nostalgia she brings to the story.
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Western Australia, Timor Leste, West Papua Australia and New Zealand will see no less than five total solar eclipses in 20 years.
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Your career planet is, after all, the moon, and its eclipses will likely reveal new information about how you can best succeed.
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Lunar eclipses are about endings; the monster we're afraid to look at is likely our best escort out of a tired situation.
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Eclipses tend to hit you harder than most signs, since your ruling planet, the sun, doesn't like to have his light hidden!
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And right in the middle, between the two solar eclipses, there will be a total eclipse of the moon on July 29.
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The north and south nodes are points in astrology that are related to destiny, so eclipses are crucial turning points for us.
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Right in between these two eclipses, the planet of rules and structure, Saturn, will square (a very intense astrological aspect) dreamy Neptune.
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This month's Mercury retrograde is hardly the most intense thing about July—there are two eclipses, and one is in your sign!
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Bugs that you would normally see active at dusk or at night have gotten active for a few minutes during previous eclipses.
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UberEats "sometimes eclipses Uber's main ride-hailing business in markets like Tokyo; Taipei, Taiwan; and Seoul, South Korea," the company told NYT.
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Eclipses are extremely exhausting, but at the end of the month, you'll finally have lots of energy to hang out with friends!
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Eclipses provide unique opportunities to get higher quality and speed images than are normally available, either from space or from the ground.
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After this summer of retrogrades and eclipses, it was only a matter of time before you'd have to dive into deeper issues.
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Today, he's known as the first to correctly explain eclipses were just the sun casting the shadow of the moon on Earth.
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The lunar eclipse in Leo arrives on February 10—the first of two eclipses this month that will shake up your life.
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Eclipses show us the world in a way we couldn't see before, so expect to learn something new—perhaps a few secrets?
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That eclipses last year's total of 35 strikes, 31 against Shabaab and four against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Lunar eclipses can occur only during a full moon, and this one was extra special because it was also the blood moon.
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As CNN's Grace Sparks writes, there's basically "a baseline of pro-impeachment sentiment for a modern president" and Trump far eclipses it.
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Eclipses remove the things from our lives that are no longer working for us and reveal previously obscured information about our world.
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That would be unfortunate, because at least 11 more solar eclipses are expected to grace North America within the twenty-first century.
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These instruments also create a sense of national identity that eclipses tribal identities, even if this process is still incomplete in America.
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Eclipses, again, bring surprises, and you may be the surprise or the bearer of shocking news for people in your life, Sag.
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Depending on your location, this will last for about two minutes (in other eclipses, it has lasted for as long as seven).
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Eclipses are emotionally turbulent, exhausting, life-changing moments—you see things in a new light, and you're pushed toward a new path.
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Eclipses are rattling energies, but just because you're the sign of balance that doesn't mean you're afraid of things getting shaken up.
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Eclipses bring major reveals and allow us to see things in a new light—are you becoming who you want to be?
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Lunar eclipses are not uncommon, but the coincidence of Wednesday's blood moon with other astronomical events is what makes this event special.
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Eclipses reveal things that we were previously blind to, and put us on the right path if we've been going off course.
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The team saw shadows, like little eclipses, periodically interrupting the steady pattern of starlight as they observed the star through a telescope.
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Kochoska said she expected TESS to discover more eclipses in other parts of the sky as it continues to scan the cosmos.
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We now know that's not true: There's no evidence that eclipses like the one that will cross the United States on Aug.
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With the sun obscured, eclipses can be revelatory: Starting at least over 21915,21919 years ago, they have been fodder for significant discoveries.
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Solar eclipses have been used not just to deduce what is going on in the solar system but also to study Earth.
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Asked why eclipses draw so much attention, Dr. Fienberg said people look to the sky when there is an unusual event happening.
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But, when a magically good cover comes your way, sometimes it eclipses the original and takes on a life of its own.
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The series of endless eclipses, designed by United Visual Artists (UVA), was hypnotic, drawing you deeper into meditation the longer you remained.
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Eclipses usually reveal shocking or hidden information, and this eclipse in Pisces will be especially potent in terms of unveiling the truth.
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The camera on Curiosity's mast is equipped with solar filters that allow it to look directly at the sun and photograph eclipses.
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Eclipses are exhausting, and this one is no exception since it will activate a highly private and sensitive sector of your chart.
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Eclipses are all about showing us things in a new light, so expect to learn something profound about the intimate partnerships you're in.
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"In terms of eclipses across Solar System, ours is pretty special," Noah Petro, a planetary geologist at NASA's Goddard Spaceflight Center, told Gizmodo.
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A 70-plus-year-old man from Mississippi remembered learning about eclipses in sixth grade and wanted to finally see one for himself.
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But over timescales of more than 1300 years, there are in fact still strings of eclipses separated from each other by one saros.
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But knowing about the saros cycle is a great first step in predicting eclipses—and it's for example what the Antikythera device uses.
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Eclipses have this weird "meant to be" feeling about them—trust that whatever's happening is meant to take place for a higher purpose.
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Since October 1995, when Shadia Habbal made her first eclipse expedition to Rajasthan in India, the sherpas have chased eclipses across the globe.
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This brings the death toll to 42, which eclipses the Griffith Park Fire of 1933 as the deadliest wildfire recorded in state history.
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For all the noise we make about full moons, eclipses, and other high-profile lunar events, the moon is always on the move.
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If you don't, you'll eventually burn out, and these eclipses will make sure you know just how shitty feeling burned out can be.
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Yes, for all the drama surrounding this cluster of eclipses, you may come out the other side having benefitted from all that energy.
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If the September number eclipses that, it could add to a belief that inflation is brewing and helping to stoke higher wage pressures.
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In the years that followed, a shared interest in eclipses and science (Totten is a former chemistry teacher) helped them stay in touch.
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Besides eclipses, the pages contain comets, fish rain, flames coming out of the earth, dragons in the sky, and the moving of mountains.
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North Americans who don't fall under the direct route of the occultation will still get to enjoy partial eclipses, depending on the latitude.
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If Rubio eclipses Cruz in South Carolina, then Cruz will suddenly be positioned to spoil the race for the establishment, to Trump's benefit.
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By the Middle Ages, astronomers had compiled long tables of lunar, solar, and planetary crossings — called "ephemerides" — which were used to predict eclipses.
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This month we have two eclipses—basically a mega new and full moon—so you're sure to have an exciting (and stressful) month.
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Eclipses reveal new information that we couldn't see before, and for Taurus moons this may mean having hard conversations or confronting communication issues.
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Remember that eclipses reveal things, and this is one intense eclipse season—Mercury and Jupiter together will have everyone spilling all their secrets!
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But eclipses don't happen every month, because the moon's orbit around Earth is slightly out of planewith the planet's path around the sun.
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Just do the best you can, Sag, and trust that everyone is having a crazy time thanks to the eclipses, not just you.
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Eclipses are typically a highly emotional period of sudden change and surprise, and Cancers are especially impacted because they're ruled by the moon.
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You can spend a lot of time writing out the reasoning for solar eclipses and spend a lot of time in people's head.
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Since 28500 we have lost more than 6900,2628 veterans by suicide — a number that eclipses the 28503-year American death toll in Vietnam.
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Eclipses are all about destiny, and if you haven't been on the right track, you can expect to get a forceful course correction.
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Eclipses bring about major turning points in our lives, they have a "fated" feeling about them—but they're also intensely stressful and emotional.
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His signing eclipses that of Freddy Adu, who was 14 years, five months and 16 days when he joined DC United in 2003.
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Solar eclipses, for example, are ill-fated, and some pregnant woman abide by strict restrictions to avoid going into labor during this time.
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While eclipses are exhausting, dramatic, and emotional, trust that whatever shifts take place are happening because a new journey is about to begin.
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Though it's only the band's first stab at a full-length, it's their fourth release overall, and it eclipses their promising earlier efforts.
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That's the thing about eclipses: so much new information is coming in that you might not know how to make sense of it.
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You're the genius of the zodiac, and you're used to having everything under control— eclipses have a way of taking that control away.
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These qualities will help you navigate September's turbulence: Mercury retrograde in Virgo, two eclipses, and Saturn having a tense run-in with Neptune.
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It has signed on more than 1 million users, a figure that eclipses competitor digital challenger banks like Britain's Monzo and Germany's N26.
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Eclipses are very intense: They bring us unexpected news, tear things away that are no longer serving us, and bring us new experiences.
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That eclipses the $306.6 million President Barack Obama spent on advertising during the full two-year cycle leading up to the 0003 election.
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Here's a glimpse at the way that populations around the world understood solar eclipses, and used them to reinforce cultural norms and values.
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The experiment was repeated during an eclipse in 1922 and at many other eclipses over the years, always with the same Einsteinian result.
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And because the star is so bright, it would have quickly saturated detectors on NASA's Kepler observatory, which would also mask the eclipses.
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In today's consumer culture, the desire for quick and easy access to trends often eclipses the understanding that quality takes time and care.
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Dubbed the "Michigan Eclipse-Watching Mansion," this property features a rotating observatory and telescope — perfect for stargazing and, of course, watching solar eclipses.
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Much more likely: Time Americans spend watching buzzer beaters and eclipses is time they would have spent screwing around on Facebook, or whatever.
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While eclipses can be stressful, they push us toward new experiences and encourage us to purge unhealthy things or people from our lives.
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Although it is difficult to measure the size of this "shadow government" with precision, it now eclipses that of the direct federal workforce.
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This is one of the few eclipses that will only be seen in North America, and one of the few total solar eclipses that will only be seen within the continental U.S. The show starts at 1 pm ET / 10 am PT. Here's where the eclipse is passing over the U.S. and where you can get the best view just by stepping outside.
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But the element and solar eclipses will forever share a bond: Its name comes from the Greek "Helios," the Titan God of the Sun.
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Fortunately, Astronomers Without Borders has offered to take them off your hands so that children will be able to use them in future eclipses.
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The ancient Babylonians, for example, believed that the constellations were literally gods, and connected them to events like eclipses, catastrophic floods, and other disasters.
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Eclipses always bring big changes to our lives, and this one will be no exception, especially concerning your creative pursuits and your love life.
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"I've been taking care to track my PMS symptoms as soon as possible and my PMS cloud completely eclipses the whole cycle," Marshall said.
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This is why the ad is so striking, and eclipses all the normal considerations: We intuitively know that Nike never, ever, ever backs down.
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From occult and pagan lore to American history and yes, Hollywood, solar eclipses have been harbingers of doom, transformation, and revolution since time immemorial.
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At the same time, it provides computing power to researchers that even eclipses that of supercomputers because of the limited availability of the latter.
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Light from Jupiter has a longer distance to travel when Earth is farthest away from the gas giant, explaining the longer intervals between eclipses.
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Eclipses are life-changing events—but they also have a fated feeling about them, as if the changes they bring are meant to be.
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Typically, the sun reentering your sign would find you revitalized, but eclipses are draining emotionally and physically—and this one will be especially so.
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Which is to say, it is a process that is entirely and uncomfortably personal, deciding how much what you know eclipses what you watch.
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Dr. Fred Espenak has a great site about future eclipses and if you're okay with going global, the Washington Post has a nifty tool.
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But as her fame eclipses his own, he crawls back into the darkness, the light receding until it's fully extinguished by his own hand.
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We've rounded up 35 of our favorite photos of the full moon, from lunar eclipses to amazing shots of last night's bulbous super-moon.
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Then, eclipses in December and January dredge up intense feelings about our pasts and February brings another wacky and emotional Mercury retrograde in Pisces.
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If the moon's orbit around Earth were circular, and in the same plane as Earth's around the sun, then eclipses would be monthly events.
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And yet one game eclipses the lot, a game that gave an entire genre a thick-soled, US Air Force boot up the backside.
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Eclipses bring us a lot of information, and Mercury retrograde prompts us to slow down, be introspective, and avoid jumping to action or commitment.
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Obviously the folkloric name comes from the red color of the moon during lunar eclipses, caused by the Earth's atmosphere scattering the blue light.
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It's said that fated events occur during eclipses—that the course of your destiny is altered, especially if you've been on the wrong path.
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"Determining the geographic location of eclipses beyond these dates would require a greatly improved estimate of the Earth's rotation rate with time," Vondrak said.
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Eclipses place us on our right path; if we've been straying too far off course from our destiny, this process can be quite alarming.
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Eclipses can occur when the moon is at apogee (its farthest distance from the Earth), but the moon won't block out the entire sun.
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These are called "annular" or "ring of fire" eclipses, because a white-hot band of sun will encircle the darkened face of the moon.
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Graft scandals have hit every branch of the government over the past year, and corruption now eclipses security as a top concern for voters.
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Total solar eclipses occur about once a year, but they often appear over water or unpopulated areas, making them rare events to witness personally.
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Eclipses bring new information to light, so you're sure to make a discovery that will affect which direction you want to go in professionally.
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The experiments Technology has come a long way from where it was during previous eclipses visible in the US, such as the 1979 event.
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Eclipses bring big shake-ups, and while you have grown out of a new way of being, you're not sure who you are now.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer found you releasing repressed emotions and subconscious habits, embracing new routines that support a happier, healthier life.
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After some escaped and defied an aggressive eradication effort, he moved to France, where his main legacy was illustrations of astronomical phenomena like eclipses.
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Eclipses free us from whatever's holding us back from the destiny we're meant to fulfill, so don't cling on to the past, little ram.
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In this month's edition of Dear Annabel, we discuss Saturn's entry into hardworking Earth sign Capricorn and the life-changing eclipses coming this August.
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While the final bill fell short of this, it eclipses the 1 billion euro ($1.45 billion) fine doled out to chipmaker Intel in 2009.
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The total value of Hosmer's contract eclipses the six-year, $126 million deal the Chicago Cubs agreed to last week with starter Yu Darvish.
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And as was customary in the Soviet era, they celebrate New Year's Eve with a feast that eclipses every other holiday on the calendar.
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In their estimation — in mine, too — that's probably the safer agenda with which to do battle against Trump, whose ouster eclipses all other goals.
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If you just can't wait until 2024, there will be solar eclipses in parts of Argentina and Chile on July 2, 2019, and Dec.
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In answer to the "What, again?!" reactions my travel plans sometimes elicit, I try to explain the ineluctable lure that eclipses hold for me.
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Instead, it could be receiving the sun's energy and generating power 99% of the time, only going offline when the Earth eclipses the sun.
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Total solar eclipses offer scientists unique opportunities to study the sun's outermost layer, the corona, when the moon blocks the rest of the sun.
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The cherry blossom is not just an icon of Japan: It is the icon of Japan, one that enhances and ultimately eclipses every other.
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But we only know this because, like the science behind eclipses, we are doing a better job of measuring precisely where trade impacts us.
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It's also because the moon moved almost directly through the center of the shadow, charting a longer path than the other eclipses this century.
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Retrogrades find us looking to the past, but the eclipses beg us to accept change and not get stuck—it's a lot to handle!
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So to encourage them to come to peace, people would approach eclipses as an opportunity to resolve their feuds and put away old grudges.
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It's Leo season, but that's not the only reason you'll find yourself dealing with drama this month: We have two eclipses, plus a Mercury retrograde!
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The Bible contains references to the moon turning into blood and some ultra-Orthodox Jews consider lunar eclipses ominous and a cause for moral contemplation.
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But were eclipses just reflections—or omens—associated with random goings-on in the heavens, perhaps in some kind of soap opera among the gods?
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In terms of capability, one source noted that while there is no perfect weapon, the S-400 eclipses even THAAD, America's missile defense crown jewel.
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Last year, periods when eclipses could occur fell in February and August; this year, they have shifted to January and February, and July and August.
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Scooter's achievement eclipses the previous World's Oldest Cat titleholder Corduroy, who is only in his late twenties and has a lot to learn about life.
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Bezos' purchase eclipses the last record set in the Los Angeles area — the $150 million purchase of the Chartwell estate by Lachlan Murdoch last year.
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