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the question I researched was "what causes a total solar eclipse"

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i reaserched how often does the solar eclipes happen i found out that it can happen once every 1-2 years my reliable source was space-facts.com/solar-eclipse/.

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was, What happens when a solar eclipse happens?
Heres what i found out,  When solar eclipses happen, some states will be dark, as states are dark tempature will rise higher. They also say that various planets will reappear, and that when solar eclipses happen it is dangerous to directly look at the sun, during, start, or end of eclipse so you shoud wear proper material.
I got my information from www.timeanddate.com

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i found that out from the website how fast does the eclipes move

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The Research question I came up with was that how does the Solar Eclipse start.

I found my answer shows me of how a Solar Eclipse works.

My reliable source that I found was nasa.gov

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the eclipes can take as long as 7 mintes and 31 secounds

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The fact that I chose for my solar eclipse is that there's another type of eclipse called the hybrid eclipse, which shifts between a total and annular eclipse depending on where you view it from on earth.  My reliable source was space-facts.com/solar-eclipse/.

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The question i researched about solar eclipses depends on the geometry of the sun,moon, and the earth there can be between 2 and 5 solar eclipse each year
Here´s what i found out that when an eclipse happens the sky turns black.
My reliable sources are time and date.com

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Solar Eclipse

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my source was CNN10 student news (P.S. It would not let me on my other post had to make a new one👍)

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Total Lunar Eclipse (just to show you guys)

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Baader Planetarium Solar Eclipse Glasses

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Same Day Shipping till 8PM on new Baader Planetarium AstroSolar Sun Solar Eclipse Sunglasses, 1 Pair - Sold Out. MPN GLASSES SKU AA2459283. From Adorama.com - more than a camera store.

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The question I researched about was how does a person get solar glasses
I found out that I could find them on amazon for $4.99

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The question I researched about solar eclipse was ?
There are three types of lunar eclipse: partial,  full prenumbral
usually eclipse alternate from solar to lunar.
During a solar eclipse daytime looks more like twilight  all info
from soft school

Here's what I found ?
I did not find anything on the web as soon as possible.
Web that is reliable? Soft school

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Total Solar Eclipse

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Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

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How does a person study the solar system?

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The total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017 will be visible from a narrow path spanning the US from the West Coast to the East Coast. Here are all the facts you need to know about this once-in-a-lifetime event.

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1. 1st Total Solar Eclipse in 38 Years...

...for those in the continental United States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii). The last time anyone in mainland US saw a total eclipse of the Sun was on February 26, 1979. If you live in the US and miss this event, you'll have to wait 7 more years, until April 8, 2024, to see a total solar eclipse from a location in the contiguous United States.
Animation: Next Eclipse in Your City
2. Most North Americans Will Be Able To See Totality...

...if they are willing to drive that is. The total eclipse will only be visible along the Moon's central shadow, which is about a 113 kilometer (70 mile) wide path and spans from the country's West Coast to the East Coast. The rest of North America, as well as Central America and northern parts of South America, will experience a partial solar eclipse. NASA has estimated that a majority of the American population lives less than a 2-day drive away from the path of totality.
Interactive map: Is your city is on the path of totality?
3. A Once-In-A-Lifetime Event

While total solar eclipses are not rare-they occur twice every 3 years on average and can be seen from some part of the Earth-a total eclipse of the Sun that can be seen from the American West Coast to the American East Coast occurs less frequently. In fact, the last time a total solar eclipse was visible from coast to coast was almost 100 years ago, on June 8, 1918!

What makes this eclipse extra special is that it is the first time since the United States became a country that a total solar eclipse will occur exclusively over the continental United States-no other country will see totality, though many countries will see a partial eclipse of the Sun.

Because of these reasons, the eclipse is also being called the Great American Eclipse.

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4. Parts of 14 American States Will Go Dark...

...for the 2 minutes of totality. The first location on continental US soil to see the eclipse will be Lincoln City, Oregon, at 9:04 am local time. Oregonians will also be the first to see totality as the Moon's shadow moves east at an average of about 3600 km/h (2237 mph).

After Oregon, the eclipse will move through Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina. Montana and Iowa are the only states where the path of totality will pass through largely unpopulated areas. People in Charleston, South Carolina will be the last ones in the US to see the eclipse.
Eclipse times in your city
Nashville, Tennessee is the only large city in the United States to fall completely within the eclipse's path of totality. Interestingly, only some parts of Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri will be able to see a total solar eclipse.

5. Totality Will Be Spectacular

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If you are lucky enough to be in the path of totality, you are in for an astronomical treat, weather permitting, of course. When the eclipse begins, at 1st contact, it will appear as if the Moon is taking a bite out of the Sun. As the eclipse progresses, the sky will get darker, the temperature will drop, and if you pay attention, animals and birds will become quieter.

At 2nd contact, which is when totality begins, Baily's Beads become visible. As the Moon completely covers the Sun's surface, the diamond ring can be seen. You might also see pink spots called prominences near the diamond. These spots are caused by gases on the Sun's surface.

Totality is the only time when one can see the corona, the Sun's atmosphere. At 3rd contact, Baily's Beads will once again become visible and a second diamond ring may appear.
Science of total solar eclipses
6. Stars During the Daytime

As the sky turns dark, planets and stars hidden in the sky by the Sun's bright light will reappear. Look for Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, and Venus during totality.
Planets visible in your night sky How far is a planet from Earth?

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7. You Will Need Eye Protection

Do not look directly at the Sun, before, during or after the eclipse without any protective eyewear.

Looking at the Sun with your naked eyes is highly dangerous and can even cause blindness. The safest way to see a solar eclipse is to wear protective eclipse glasses or use a pinhole projector you can easily make yourself.

8. Part of Saros Series 145

Solar eclipses occur in cycles. The Saros cycle, one of the most studied eclipse cycles, occurs every 18 years. Two solar eclipses separated by a Saros cycle have similar features-they occur at the same lunar node, with the Moon roughly at the same distance from the Earth. The eclipses also take place at about the same time of the year and around the same time of day. Eclipses that are separated by a Saros cycle are part of a Saros series.

The August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse belongs to Saros series 145. It is the 22nd eclipse in a series of 77 eclipses. The series began with a partial solar eclipse visible from the Northern Hemisphere on January 4, 1639 and will end with a partial solar eclipse visible from the Southern Hemisphere on April 17, 3009.

The next eclipse in the series-a total solar eclipse-will take place on September 2, 2035.

9. Two Weeks Before: Partial Lunar Eclipse

A solar eclipse always takes place about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse.

Two weeks before the August 21, 2017 total solar eclipse, on August 7/ 8, 2017, a partial lunar eclipse will be visible from parts of South and East Asia, Europe, Africa, and Australia.

Topics: Eclipses, Astronomy, Sun, Moon

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9 Facts About the Great American Eclipse of August 21, 2017

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The total solar eclipse of August 21, 2017 will be the first total eclipse to be visible from parts of the United States in 38 years and the first coast to coast eclipse in almost 100 years. Watch it Live.

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was How does a Lunar eclipse happen?

Here's what I found A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes directly behind the earth into its shadow.

My reliable source space-facts.com/solar-eclipse/

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The question I research was how much time can a solar eclipse happen in a year?

What I found is that a solar eclipses can apper 2 to 4 times a year.

My reliable source that help me find this fact is eclipse2017.nasa.gov

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a question i researched about was " what causes a total solar eclipse"

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an eclipse in which the sun is obscured by the moon.

an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination.

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I SEARCHED HOW LONG CAN THE ECLIPES LAST AND HOW FAST IS IT 

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I SEARCHED HOW LONG CAN THE ECLIPES LAST AND HOW FAST IS IT 

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The question I researched about  solar eclipses was why do lunar eclipses last longer than solar eclipses?

I found that when a lunar eclipse occurs, the earth is shadowing the moon and when a solar eclipse happens ,the moon is shadowing the Earth. As a result, the moon takes a longer time to pass the Earth's shadow since Earth is much bigger than the moon.

my reliable source :
www.answers.com

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The question  that I research about the solar eclipse
was that how can the eclipse last for 2 minutes at 2,250 km miles per hour    Here's what I found The speed of the moon and the sun moves 2,250 km per hour    My reliable source is

http://www.astronomy.com/great-american-eclipse-2017/articles/2016/06/25-facts-about-the-2017-solar-eclipse

http://space-facts.com/solar-eclipse/

https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/facts-solar-eclipse.html

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was
When looking straight at a solar eclipse, it can cause what?

Here's what I found out
When looking straight at a solar eclipse it can hurt your eyes or cause blindness.

My reliable source
Phys.org

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was  can there be 2 identical solar eclipses

Here's what I found out
18 years and 11 days after a solar eclipse a almost identical solar eclipse happens

My reliable source
http://space-facts.com/solar-eclipse/

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The question I researched about the solar eclipse is that the only time that the white corona surrounding  the sun can only been seen when there is a solar eclipse
Heres what i found out, you can only see the suns white corona during a totality eclipse as the moon acts like a shade to cover the bright sun only to reveal the white corona.
My reliable source is :
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/factors-solar-eclipse.html

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was ?

That there can be 2 to 7 lunar and solar eclipses that can happen a year.

I found that there can be up to
3 eclipses per year but the the max is 4 per year.

I got my reliable sours from spac eplace.nasa.gov and google
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The question i researched about solar eclipses depends on the geometry of the sun,moon, and the earth there can be between 2 and 5 solar eclipse each year
Here´s what i found out that when an eclipse happens the sky turns black

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The question I researched about solar eclipse was ?
There are three types of lunar eclipse: partial,  full prenumbral
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The question i researched about solar eclipses was...
How dose a solar eclipse work?

Here's what i found out
An eclipse takes place when the earth or moon passes a shadow.

My reliable source is..
nasa.gov

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The question i researched about was...
That the last solar eclipses was 99 years ago.
What i found out is that the last solar eclipses was 99 years ago from today and it could have been one hundred.

website: phys.org

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The question I researched about solar eclipses are that there are 4 types of eclipses, total eclipses, partial eclipses, annular eclipses, and hybrid eclipses.

I found out that a total eclipse is when the moon covers the sun completely, a partial eclipse is when the moon only covering a part of the sun, an annular eclipse is when the moon looks smaller than the sun, and a hybrid eclipse is when an annular eclipse turns into a total eclipse and vice versa.

My resources are What is an Eclipse?-NASA and Time and Date.com.

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The question I researched about solar eclipses was how solar eclipses work. Here's what I found out: 1. As the moon orbits around the Earth; it aligns with the sun (and possibly the Earth, too). As you're watching down on Earth; the Moon, Sun, and Earth align. Then, as you see, you have a solar eclipse. Same rule applies for Lunar Eclipses as well.
Source(s):
- BOOKS. and a LOT of them.

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