Titlebook: Celestial Shadows; Eclipses, Transits, John Westfall,William Sheehan Book 2015 Springer-Verlag New York 2015 Celestial shadows.Lunar eclip

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-7379-6Eclipses are always fascinating to watch. They are always beautiful, and sometimes awesome. As a bonus, they can provide invaluable information unobtainable in any other way. To fully exploit the scientific value of these events, or simply to enjoy watching them, we need to understand what is actually taking place.

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,Onvrijwillige cli?nten en de beroepscode,The reason that we view eclipses of the Moon is that they are beautiful and, being never the same, can hold surprises. For those so inclined, the uniqueness of each eclipse is also a reason for more focused observations.

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Celestial Shadows,A star winks out without warning, then reappears seconds later. The landscape falls into twilight while the Sun’s corona flares into brief visibility. For a few hours, an intensely black dot moves across the face of the Sun for the first time in over a century.

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,In Earth’s Shadow,. For a few minutes after sunset, we can see the Earth’s shadow for what it is, rising in the east, shown in the two views in Plate 3.1a. (Note that we will be using celestial directions whenever possible; if north is up, then east is to the left. We will point out whenever we use the “IAU” planetar