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- 2. This happens significantly during the total phase of an eclipse as the sun's light is blocked.
- 4. These creatures often react to the total eclipse, with birds falling silent and others acting as if it were twilight.
- 7. The outer atmosphere of the sun, only visible from Earth during a total solar eclipse.
- 9. A celestial event where the moon passes directly between the Earth and the sun, completely covering the latter.
- 10. The shadow of the moon travels at speeds of up to this number of mph across the surface of the Earth during a total solar eclipse.
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- 1. The 2024 total solar eclipse’s path of totality will cross parts of this continent.
- 3. Total solar eclipses at any given location are this, occurring about once every 375 years.
- 5. The path of this type of solar eclipse is typically about 100 miles wide but can cross entire continents.
- 6. Viewing a solar eclipse requires wearing these special items with solar filters to prevent eye damage.
- 8. Historically, solar eclipses have inspired myths and these, with many cultures interpreting them as significant portents.
