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Total solar eclipse from Houlton, Maine, 2024! - Source: naturerelaxation

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Witness the Spectacle: 2027 Solar Eclipse Tours Packages 🌞🌘

Get ready for an extraordinary celestial event that will leave you in awe — the 2027 Solar Eclipse! This rare phenomenon is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and there’s no better way to witness it than with a perfectly planned tour package designed to ensure you get the best views, comfort, and adventure.

Why Join a 2027 Solar Eclipse Tour?

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Our packages take you to the best locations where you can experience the eclipse in its full glory. Imagine witnessing the breathtaking event with clear skies and an unobstructed view.

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Not only will you enjoy the solar eclipse, but you’ll also get a chance to explore historical sites, immerse yourself in local culture, and create unforgettable memories.

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Our tours are designed with your convenience in mind, including transportation, accommodations, and expert guides to make your journey seamless and enjoyable.

👨‍🏫 Expert Guidance

Learn more about the science and significance of solar eclipses from experienced guides and astronomers who will accompany you throughout the tour.

Tour Highlights

Optimal Eclipse Viewing: Witness the event from carefully selected spots for the best experience.

Exciting Excursions: Explore nearby cultural and natural landmarks before and after the eclipse.

Comfortable Accommodations: Enjoy premium stays designed to enhance your experience.

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At Egypt Online Tour, we specialize in crafting unforgettable experiences. From detailed planning to exceptional service, we ensure that your trip is as unique as the solar eclipse itself. Trust us to handle every detail while you focus on making memories.

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Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to witness the 2027 Solar Eclipse. Explore our specially curated 2027 Solar Eclipse Tours Packages and book your adventure today! Let us guide you to an unforgettable experience under the celestial shadow.

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Solar Eclipse in Egypt

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Stays Krunchy in Milk Episode 534: Bird on Bird Action

We start with a bit of a discussion about the late Orenthal James Simpson. The state of Ohio continues to fuck with Trans people because the Republican’s in the Statehouse just keep lying about their existence being an issue. Cleveland had one helluva start to April. The NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four, the return of Cleveland Guardians Baseball and oh, a celestial event centuries in the making. Ant’s boys got some pets. Box does some personal growing. Tee got the Total Eclipse he dreamed of without even leaving his city. We then head to Reddit for some AITA before sharing the weeks entertainment which includes a full spoiler filled break down of X-Men 97 Episode 5, some listener feedback and a deep Monopoly GO! dive. A pleasure as always, see you next time.

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The total solar eclipse of 1860 was recorded near Fort Steilacoom, Washington Territory.

Here is one of the older documents describing the total solar eclipse that happened right here in (what is now Washington) near Steilacoom, only about an hour south of Seattle! Our most recent total solar eclipse occurred April 8th, 2024. Citation An account of the total solar eclipse of July 18, 1860, as observed for the United States coast survey near Steilacoom, Washington Territory, by Lieut. J.M. ... (n.d.). HathiTrust. Retrieved October 25, 2023, from https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.hxdd34?urlappend=%3Bseq=11

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Total Solar Eclipse Live From Canada April 8, 2024

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A total eclipse of the sun

By Jonathan Monfiletto

On Monday, April 8, 2024, Yates County and the Finger Lakes region will find themselves in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse. When the moon passes between the sun and the earth and completely covers the sun, those present in the area will experience approximately 2 minutes and 52 seconds of twilight conditions in the middle of the afternoon, according to the Visit Finger Lakes website. The eclipse will begin at 2:07 p.m. Eastern time, peak at 3:20 p.m., and end around 4:33 p.m.

Being within the path of totality for a total solar eclipse happens “less frequent than once in a lifetime,” according to the website, as a solar eclipse takes the same path about every hundred years or so. Indeed, the next total eclipse to take place over the Finger Lakes region is expected on October 26, 2144. One would have to be almost a centenarian to have witnessed the last total eclipse that reached Yates County, which took place on Saturday, January 24, 1925.

A Pages Past item in January in The Chronicle Express brought to attention a total solar eclipse that passed over Yates County 100 years ago in 1924. Actually, that newspaper item – from the Yates County Chronicle of January 23, 1924 – was in error and a year ahead of itself. An article in that newspaper on July 18, 1923 had the correct date – preparing about a year and a half ahead of time – and offered some more details about what people could expect from the event.

The path of totality would be a belt about a hundred miles wide, with Penn Yan located around the middle of the belt. The eclipse in Penn Yan was anticipated to begin around 8 a.m. and end at 10:28 a.m., with the total eclipse taking place from 9:13 to 9:15 a.m. As the date got closer, the newspaper carried more coverage of the event: “There is much scurrying about and preparing of instruments and maps on this old Earth as the time approaches for the total eclipse of the sun,” the Chronicle noted on January 7, 1925, stating astronomers around the world were working together to gather data about the moon’s behavior before, during, and after the eclipse. “Something a little out of the ordinary is taking place in the vast heavens, and earth beings who cannot alter or assist it in any way are at least going to learn as much as possible from it.”

The following week, January 14, famed local scientist Berlin Hart Wright wrote an article from his Florida home for the Chronicle headlined “Eclipse Will Be Visible in Yates.” He situated Penn Yan about 25 miles north of the central line of the path of totality, meaning Yates County’s experience of the total eclipse would last about one minute and 35 seconds. Being north of the central line also meant those in Yates County would observe the eclipse from southern edge of the sun. Wright ended his article with advice that still applies to this year’s total eclipse: “Caution: Use smoked or colored glasses to protect the eyes.”

The Chronicle of January 21 – three days before the event – noted the totality of the eclipse would reach Yates County at 9:07 a.m. and last about a minute and a half. This article also pointed out Bluff Point as “the very best location anywhere in this section of the state” to witness this phenomenon because it was the most readily accessible. “From it one will not only be able to see the corona but also the dark, cloud-like shadow of the moon as it sweeps rapidly across the face of the earth,” the article stated. And the rules to be followed 99 years ago are ones to be followed this year: “When the eclipse is partial, care should be taken to use a smoked glass or a camera film or plate that has been exposed to protect the eyes from the strong rays of the sun. When the eclipse reaches totality, however, these should be entirely discarded and the naked eye used for observation.”

On the day of the solar eclipse, however – as reported in the Chronicle on January 28 – people observing from the north and west sections of Penn Yan “were disappointed when heavy clouds hid the sun just before totality.” Those on the east and south side of the village “saw the whole show.” The Milo Center column in the same newspaper asserted, “The view of the total eclipse of the sun Saturday morning was perfect in this place. ‘Surely the Heavens declare the glory of God.’”

During the eclipse, L. Gerome Ogden, of South Avenue, “took occasion to learn” if it was true that chickens go to roost – or settle down to sleep – during the darkness of totality. “He found that a number of pullets and cockerels went upon the perches but the old hens and roosters did not leave the floor though they seemed somewhat disturbed by the unusual darkness,” the Chronicle wrote. Meanwhile, Dickie – a canary owned by Maxine Kirkpatrick, of East Elm Street – “believes there were eight days in last week”: At daybreak, Dickie “hopped from his perch, shook himself, ate his breakfast, and started the day with a song.” But when it became dark at 9 a.m., the bird “tucked his head under his wing, apparently going to sleep,” and when the total eclipse passed, “he hopped from the perch, shook himself, ate another breakfast, and started what he believed to be a new day with another song.”

Mr. Burnell “secured some good views of the eclipse” from the roof of a building at Keuka College, though clouds got in the way there. Banks and businesses delayed their openings for an hour to allow the total eclipse to pass, and electric power plants anticipated generating power to their utmost capacity due to heavy demand during the period of darkness.

What will we experience during the total solar eclipse on April 8? Only time will tell.

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The celestial spectacle of a total solar eclipse is on the horizon, and travelers are flocking to witness this awe-inspiring phenomenon. Choice Hotels International, a leading hospitality giant, reported a staggering 800% increase in hotel bookings for properties situated within the path of totality on April 8th. This surge in interest highlights the captivating power of natural wonders and the increasing popularity of eclipse tourism. A Nationwide Phenomenon: The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse The upcoming total solar eclipse will be visible along a narrow band stretching from Texas to Maine, offering skywatchers across the United States a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. According to a recent State of the American Traveler report, over 20% of American travelers are considering a trip to witness this celestial event. This total eclipse holds immense significance for astronomy enthusiasts and casual stargazers alike. During totality, the moon completely engulfs the sun, creating a breathtaking celestial display. This fleeting moment of darkness is often accompanied by a stunning corona, the sun's outer atmosphere, visible only during a total eclipse. Choice Hotels: Your Gateway to Witnessing the Eclipse Choice Hotels International, recognized for its diverse portfolio of hotel brands, is a top choice for eclipse chasers. With over 400 hotels situated within the path of totality, Choice offers a wide range of accommodation options to suit every traveler's needs and budget. Extensive Brand Portfolio: Choice Hotels boasts an impressive collection of 22 hotel brands, including Sleep Inn, Comfort, Clarion, Cambria Hotels, and Ascend Hotel Collection. This diverse portfolio ensures guests can find the perfect balance of comfort, amenities, and location for their eclipse-viewing experience. Exclusive Spring Offer: In addition to a wide range of hotels, Choice Hotels is offering an enticing spring promotion throughout April. Guests booking directly through ChoiceHotels.com can enjoy the "Stay Twice, Get One Night Free" deal with the Choice Privileges loyalty program. This offer allows travelers to maximize their travel budget while exploring the wonders of the total solar eclipse. Noha Abdalla, Chief Marketing Officer for Choice Hotels, emphasizes the company's commitment to providing exceptional experiences for all types of travelers: "Choice has the perfect hotel at the right price and in the right location for any event travelers want to experience, including this year's total solar eclipse, all bookable on ChoiceHotels.com." Prime Locations for Witnessing Totality For travelers seeking an optimal eclipse-viewing experience, Choice Hotels offers several properties strategically located within the path of totality. These hotels typically feature rooftop areas, outdoor spaces, or sundecks, providing unobstructed views of the celestial spectacle. Key Locations: Cambria Hotel Austin Uptown Near the Domain (Austin, Texas) Cambria Hotel Columbus – Polaris (Columbus, Ohio) Cambria Hotel Plano Frisco (Plano, Texas) Clarion Inn & Suites Russellville I-40 (Russellville, Arkansas) Comfort Inn Anderson South (Anderson, Indiana) Sleep Inn & Suites (Columbus, Indiana) Sleep Inn & Suites (Galion, Ohio) The Lux Hotel & Conference Center, Ascend Hotel Collection (Waterloo, New York) The Path of Totality: A Cross-Country Journey The upcoming total solar eclipse will traverse a significant portion of the United States, offering a unique astronomical experience for residents across the country. According to NASA, the path will begin in Mexico, enter the US via Texas, and travel through several states: Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Illinois Kentucky Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New York Vermont New Hampshire Maine Sections of Tennessee and Michigan will also experience the total solar eclipse. The celestial event will then make its way into Canada, traversing Southern Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland before exiting North America. Choice Hotels: A Perfect Fit for Nature Enthusiasts Beyond the upcoming eclipse, Choice Hotels caters to a wide range of travel styles, particularly for nature enthusiasts and stargazers. Here's why Choice Hotels is a compelling choice for travelers seeking an outdoor adventure: Proximity to Nature: Approximately 30% of Choice Hotels are located near popular destinations, including beaches and national parks. This convenient positioning allows travelers to seamlessly combine their eclipse-viewing experience with outdoor exploration. Accessibility: Understanding the importance of accessibility for road trips and exploring natural wonders, Choice Hotels boasts a strategic distribution network. An impressive 76% of their properties are situated within one mile of a highway entrance, making them easily accessible for travelers on the go. Choice Privileges: Enhancing Your Stay Choice Privileges, the loyalty program offered by Choice Hotels, provides valuable benefits to frequent guests. Here's how Choice Privileges can elevate your eclipse-chasing adventure: Earn Points: By staying at any of the over 7,000 Choice-branded hotels worldwide, members can accumulate points. These points can be redeemed for future stays, free nights, and other exciting rewards. Enhanced Earning with Co-Branded Cards: Choice Privileges offers two co-branded credit cards that allow members to earn points on everyday purchases beyond hotel stays. These points can be used towards travel expenses, including gas, groceries, and home goods, making travel more affordable. Diverse Brand Portfolio: Choice Privileges encompasses a diverse range of hotel brands catering to various preferences. From upscale Radisson Blu and Cambria Hotels to midscale Sleep Inn and Comfort hotels, members can choose a brand that aligns perfectly with their travel style and budget. Frequently Asked Questions: 1. When and where will the total solar eclipse occur? The total solar eclipse will take place on April 8th, 2024. The path of totality will stretch across the United States, from Texas to Maine, with parts of Tennessee and Michigan also experiencing the phenomenon. 2. What are some of the benefits of booking a Choice Hotel for the eclipse? Choice Hotels offers a wide range of properties within the path of totality, catering to various needs and budgets. Additionally, their "Stay Twice, Get One Night Free" Spring promotion allows for cost-effective travel. 3. What hotel amenities are ideal for viewing the eclipse? Hotels with rooftop areas, outdoor spaces, or sundecks provide unobstructed views of the celestial display. Several Choice Hotels within the path of totality boast these features. 4. How can I learn more about Choice Hotels and the eclipse? Visit ChoiceHotels.com to explore available hotels within the path of totality, learn more about the "Stay Twice, Get One Night Free" promotion, and discover other Choice Hotels benefits. 5. What are some safety precautions to take while viewing the eclipse? Never look directly at the sun with your naked eyes. Special eclipse glasses with appropriate solar filters are essential for safe viewing.

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Top 15 NASA-Approved Eclipse Glasses Made in USA for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse

Gear up for the celestial event of the decade with our meticulously curated list of the Top 15 NASA-Approved Eclipse Glasses, all proudly made in the USA! Safeguard your eyes with premium quality lenses for the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse. From unparalleled clarity to maximum protection, these glasses have got you covered. Don't miss out on witnessing this rare phenomenon safely and in style. Get yours now on Amazon! 🕶️🌟

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Check out this awesome 'totality 2024 Total Solar Eclipse 4 8 2024' design on @TeePublic!

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ZIA 515 - created for the upcoming Walkerville Artists Collective “Total Eclipse of the Art” exhibit (April 2-14). It’s utterly impossible to capture in a photograph the level of glittery metallic sparkle embodied in this piece, so if you’re in Windsor during the show, I hope you’ll stop by and check it out in person!

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Where to Camp for the 2024 Total Eclipse