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Why Does the Sun look like it flares up behind the moon?

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Why Does the Sun look like it flares up behind the moon?

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Eli & Leston

Its not flaring up. I have found that this is the suns corona,(the outer layer of gas from the sun. It is an aura of plasma that surrounds the sun and other stars), becoming visible because the suns direct light is blocked

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Has a solar eclipse always taken the same path?

No, a solar eclipse has never always taken the same path. Eclipses have occurred once every year in different locations of the Earth, but timing when an eclipse would occur isn´t the easiest of tasks. Luckily, astronomers can predict when future eclipses can occur and where totality will be seen.

https://www.sciencenews.org/web-assets/interactives/eclipse/viz.html

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what will happen to your eyes if you look at the solar eclipse

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what will happen to your eyes if you look at the solar eclipse

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your wont feel any pain because because you don't have pain receptors in our retina, but later on your vision will start changing like decreased vision or straight lines seeming wavy. ( DESTINY AND KIM DID THIS

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It basically depends, like what the article says that on July 16, 2186 will only last for 7 minutes and 29 seconds.  The highly anticipated total solar eclipse on Aug. 21 may be spectacular, but it won't last long at all.

Ethen & Josh

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Why is the Solar Eclipse longer in some places than others.

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Why is the Solar Eclipse longer in some places than others.

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Ana & Hannah & Daniela

It depends on where you are at when near the equator.

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Brian and Jose

The answer is no because the moon is probably not big enough to cover the entire sun.

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Can we see the solar eclipse across the world? 

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Can we see the solar eclipse across the world? 

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Ethen & Josh

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Does the temperature change during a solar eclipse?

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Does the temperature change during a solar eclipse?

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The temperature does change during a solar eclipse.
Nestor & Susana

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the moon moves at average speed of 2,288 mph (3,683 km/h).
Ethen & Josh

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How wide is the range of the umbral shadow of the eclipse?

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How wide is the range of the umbral shadow of the eclipse?

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The shadow will average about 68 miles wide.

Allyson & Jillian

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Why we can't look directly to the solar eclipse?

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Why we can't look directly to the solar eclipse?

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Looking at the sun during an eclipse is more dangerous than looking at full sun. The darkness that accompanies an eclipse can override the natural tendency to squint and avert the eyes, increasing the amount of ultraviolet radiation landing on the retina and making it more likely that you'll sustain eye damage.
Kimberly & Britney

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May 3, 1375 BCE
Abie and Yareli

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A total eclipse occurs when the dark silhouette of the Moon completely obscures the intensely bright light of the Sun

Daniel & Hunter

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when will the next solar eclipse happen ? 

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when will the next solar eclipse happen ? 

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the next total eclipse for North America will come on April 8, 2024.
Aaron and Sam

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How can someone tell when a solar eclipse will happen?

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How can someone tell when a solar eclipse will happen?

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Jonathon and Payton

Astronomers can by the precise motions of the Earth, Moon, and the Sun.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/commentary/ct-solar-eclipse-questions-20170811-story.html

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Anji & Jose

The eclipse will end at 2:49 p.m. ET as the moon’s shadow moves off the Atlantic coast. That means it will take one hour and 33 minutes for the shadow of the moon to cross the country.

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What will the temperature be during the total eclipse?

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What will the temperature be during the total eclipse?

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Kelley & Justin