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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 17 (October 1899) (1899)

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e cutting Of the stupendous scale of total solar eclipses, moon- They must be in constant attendance upon their in- the path of ocean travel, Portugal, Spain, Algiers, and cast shadow-apparitions are impressive and awful to struments, and will probably work behind screens Egypt. Outside of this… … only portion of a solar eclipse of the slightest ing the hour and twelve minutes which must PHOTO OF SOLAR CORONA, value to astronomers or solar physicists, or, in- elapse between the first detected cutting by Taken with a small camera by Mrs. E. W. Maunder, January 33, 1898. Venus in the lower…

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