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Fifty year canon of solar eclipses, 1986-2035

Fred Espenak, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

1987

Einstein and the total eclipse

Peter Coles

1999

Reports of observations of the total eclipse of the sun, August 7, 1869

United States Naval Observatory Nautical Almanac Office

1885

Child of the sun

Sandra Arnold, Dave Albers, Sandra Martín Arnold

1995

The Total eclipse of the sun, 1922 September 21

1922

The day my dogs became guys

Merrill Markoe

1999

He said/she said

Erin Kelly

2017

Eclipse

David H. Levy

2000

Celestial hide and seek

Nirupama Raghavan

2023

Reports on observations of the total eclipse of the sun, August, 7, 1869

United States Naval Observatory

1870

Instructions for observing the total eclipse of the sun, January 1, 1889

David P. Todd

1888

Totality

Mark Littmann

2017

Solar and lunar eclipses

Ruth Owen

2013

Eclipse

Duncan Steel

1999

Mask of the sun

John Dvorak

2017

Man, myth, and media

S. B. Chakrabarti

1999

Solar eclipses

Lincoln James

2009

The day the sun disappeared

John Hamberger

1964

Eclipse

Franklyn M. Branley

1988

The Dying of Delight

Clare Sudbery

2004

Corona and Coronet

Mabel Loomis Todd

1898

Instructions for observing the total solar eclipse of July 29, 1878

United States Naval Observatory

1878

When the sun goes dark

Andrew Fraknoi

2017

Sunpainters

Baje Whitethorne

1994

The 1900 solar eclipse expedition of the Astrophysical observatory of the Smithsonian institution

Smithsonian Institution. Astrophysical Observatory.

1904

He said/she said

Erin Kelly

2017

Total eclipse or bust

Patricia Totten Espenak

2015

Eclipse of the sun

Phil Whitaker

1997

Sun & moon

Lisa Desimini

1999

Being in the shadow

Kate Russo

2017

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