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Solar Eclipse From 30,000+ Feet Up? (credit: Alaska Airlines flight attendants Rachael C. and Sofia S.)

3/10/2016

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DISCUSSION: Attached below is a simply incredible view of the total solar eclipse as seen from Alaska Airlines flight #870.  Note how you can clearly see the eclipse at its peak as the moon came perfectly in front of the Sun's path; inducing the incredibly gorgeous total solar eclipse which occurred as shown below! To learn more about other interesting space weather-based content, be sure to click here!

~Meteorologist Jordan Rabinowitz

Incredibly unique shot of the total eclipse! If you ever get the change to see one in person...TAKE IT!!!Via twitter...

Posted by Stephanie Abrams on Wednesday, March 9, 2016
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Spectacular View of Today's Total Solar Eclipse! (credit: NASA)

3/9/2016

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DISCUSSION: Here is a view from the Eastern Pacific ocean of just over 4 minutes of totality! Note that the corona is subdued in this video!  A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes directly in front of the Sun which creates a bright circle around the periphery of the Moon with the Sun behind positioned directly behind the Moon relative to the position of Earth in its orbit. To learn more about other interesting space weather content, be sure to click here!

~Meteorologist Jordan Rabinowitz

Beautiful video of today's total Solar eclipse over the Eastern Pacific ocean. 4+ minutes of totality! Note some...

Posted by Cyclone Of Rhodes on Wednesday, March 9, 2016
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