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21 August 2017 Total Solar Eclipse

Day to night and back again: Earth's ionosphere during the total solar eclipse. Three NASA-funded studies will use the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse as a ready-made experiment, courtesy of nature, to improve our understanding of the ionosphere and its relationship to the Sun. Source 5e.

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This is some cool stuff. In truth, I can't wait for this to happen. I'm seriously thinking of taking time off from work and heading to Wyoming so I can see this.

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I just have to dive about 120 miles south to see the total eclipse but I think I will pass. I can wait til the next one.

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Brother, the next one isn't for along time I don't think. I know we're going to live to 240, but I'd just as soon see this one.

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Oh I will see just not the total. I will be close to it over 90% I should have a diamond ring on it as I am not very far from the total.

21 August 2017 Total Solar Eclipse

Spoiler alert: Computer simulations provide preview of upcoming eclipse. Scientists have forecast the corona of the sun during the upcoming eclipse. The findings shed light on what the eclipse of the sun might look like Aug. 21 when it will be visible across much of the US, tracing a 70-mile-wide band across 14 states. Source 5v.

21 August 2017 Total Solar Eclipse

The next one they are saying will be in 2024 so if you miss this one totality you can maybe see it again in about seven years. IF everything comes together correctly. I am unsure where the best viewing of the next one will be. I know the totality of this one is not that far from me.

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Eclipse research: Following in the moon's slipstream to capture high-res sunspot images. While much of the research around the eclipse on Monday will focus on the effects of the Sun's brief, daytime disappearance on Earth and its atmosphere, a group of solar physicists will be leveraging the rare event to capture a better glimpse of the star itself. Source 4x.