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Here is an article from Gale, titled "Eclipses." From Nelson, M. Rae. I think this article makes you feel like your actually encountering a solar eclipse but at the same time its telling you important information.

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This is a partial solar eclipse when the Moon isn't fully blocking the Sun, only halfway. Never okay to look at it without special solar eclipse glasses.

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Everything to Know About the Partial Solar Eclipse This Week

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Millions of people will witness a partial solar eclipse Thursday, Feb. 15 in Antarctica and a sliver of southern South America, experts say.

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This is what a total / complete solar eclipse would look like from Earth. The Moon blocks the sun. Never okay to look at it without special solar eclipse glasses.

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Total Solar Eclipse 2024: Here's What You Need to Know

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The 2024 total solar eclipse will be visible across Mexico, the U.S and Canada. Our guide tells you when the eclipse will occur and where you need to go to see it.

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In a solar eclipse the new Moon covers the Sun with its shadow. This happens because the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun. The Earth Sun and Moon must be positioned in a straight line.

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This image and the drawing underneath show how a solar eclipse works.