Why Everyone Should See A Total Solar Eclipse

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Diese Folge übernimmt Paul Salazar das Mikrofon. Er ist langjähriges Mitglied der VSW und wird bei translunar: nun regelmäßig Folgen auf Englisch beisteuern. A total solar eclipse is a magical thing, a rare and beautiful natural phenomenon that reveals some of the most incredible views of our solar system. The experience is not something that can be captured fully in pictures or videos. It is something best experienced live, in real time, by placing yourself where the Moon's shadow will be. There are things happening above in the heavens, on the ground on Earth around you, and in the nature where you are standing. In this podcast, Paul shares his first-hand experiences as a veteran 'Eclipse Chaser' and brings to life the magic that is a total solar eclipse. For further reading and even more astronomy stories: https://urbanastronomer.blogspot.com/2024/02/total-solar-eclipses-and-great-american.html Moderation: Paul Salazar Musik: lizenzfrei bezogen von incompetech.com

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