edward holden was stationed atop colorado. they asked each other very rapidly saving about 3 feet from center to center it was safe to 6 inches wide and bright. it's not always seemed that can be dramatic in southern france. the cause is the same that makes the stars twinkle. currents of air pass through the atmosphere and it had been politically visible when. the suns crescent had grown exceedingly slender and continued to shrink burning itself out at the end and before vanishing this produced a final brilliant display as it shattered into a shimmering jewel. it was the last of the sun's rays. in the closing seconds before the onset of the total eclipse, darkness falls with disorienting rapidity. it could feel as if you are losing your eyesight or your sanity. it doesn't just surround you, it swallows you. the very ground seems to give way. the people of southern wyoming plunged into the chÂteau and withdrew the smoked glass from their eyes like somebody had seen before. thank you. [applause] and happy to take questions. just

beach narrow bands of light and shade rippled across the ground from the viewpoint of astronomer edward holden stationed atop the house hotel in central cityta colorado across the roof. the course after each other very rapidly about 3 feet from center to center. the wavy lines are not always seen but can be traumatic as the eclipse of 1782 where was reported to be so striking children ran after it and tried to catch it with their hands.. it's the same thing that makes the stars twinkle, the band of light as it passes through the atmosphere. the crescent had grown and continued to shrink like annd ember burning itself out at the end before vanishing however this growing threat to produce a final display. these dancing points of light are the last of the sun's rays. in the closing seconds darkness falls with disorienting rapidity and it can feel as if you are losing your eyesight or your sanity. it doesn't just surround you, it sw swallows you. the very ground seems to give way. in the midafternoo mid afternoo, 1878 as the people of southern wyoming plunged into the shadow they held the sky like

or from the view point of astronomer edward holden stationed atop terror house hotel in colorado across the roof. they coursed after each other rapidly he wrote with about three feet from center to center to dark say six inches white interval being bright. these waivey lines turned shadow bands are not always seen but can be dramatic as if the total solar eclipse of 1842 in southern france reported to be so striking that children ran after it and tried to catch it with their hands. the cause of these ripples is same that makes stars twinkle kurnghts of warm and cold air that bend light as it passes through the atmosphere. indeed shadow bands called visible wind. the sun's crescent had now grown exceedingly cylinder a near, had continued to shrink like ember blow itself out at the end and glowing thread produced a final brilliant display. it shattered into a string of shimmering jewels. these dancing poingts of light called beads describe and explained by british astrowner in francis in 1836 are the last of the sun's rays filtering through valleys on edge of the moon. in closing i second