THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF AUGUST 21, 2017
A HISTORICAL EVENT
Total Solar Eclipse
Taken by
Chris Wilson on August 21, 2017 @ Franklin, Kentucky
SPACE WEATHER ALERT: On Monday, Aug. 21st, during the Great American Solar Eclipse, Spaceweather.com and the students of Earth to Sky Calculus plan to launch as many as a dozen space weather balloons into the Moon's shadow. Floating high above the path of totality, cameras will snap pictures while cosmic ray sensors map radiation levels. Because webmaster Dr. Tony Phillips is leading one of the launch teams, regular updates to Spaceweather.com might not take place on Aug. 20th and 21st. The consolation prize will be unique data and photos, post-eclipse. Sorry for the interruption! Browse: Realtime Eclipse Photo Gallery
WHY GO TO THE PATH OF TOTALITY? The USA is about to experience an historic solar eclipse. In most places, the eclipse will be partial--that is, the Moon will cross the sun off-center leaving only a crescent-shaped portion of the solar disk exposed. Is it really worth the trip to the path of totality when you can see most of the sun covered from the comfort of your own home? Pulitzer prize winner Annie Dillard witnessed both types of eclipse in 1979, and her comparison might help you make up your mind:
"A partial eclipse is very interesting. It bears almost no relation to a total eclipse. Seeing a partial eclipse bears the same relation to seeing a total eclipse as kissing a man does to marrying him, or as flying in an airplane does to falling out of an airplane."
During the minutes of totality, the whole world changes. Saying that day turns into night barely scratches the surface of it. The shadow of the Moon lances down to Earth from a quarter million miles away. On one end is you; on the other end is a million square miles of dusty lunar terrain. You're connected, and you can feel the cold.
NOTE FROM DEE FINNEY:
I currently live in Southern California and way too far south to observe this particular eclipse in person. However, I have experienced total solar eclipses twice in my lifetime before - in 1979 and in 1997 - both in Wisconsin. So I had the fun of poking a hole in a piece of cardboard and seeing the sun's image on the ground.
I was more impressed by how the birds reacted to the sun going dark in the middle of the day both times - they stopped singing and seemed to go to sleep for the few minutes of totality.
They probably did that in the 2017 as well, but others will have to tell their experiences, because I watched the eclipse on television vicariously - as the crossed the entire USA.
Darkness inside the path of totality has an
alien quality. Because the shadow is only 70 miles wide, you can see daylight at
the edges even while you stand in the dark core. This distant scattered light
produces a slight reddish glow and unusual shadow effects. Many birds stop
singing, daytime flower blossoms begin to close as if for the night, and bees
return to their hives.
"What you see in an eclipse is entirely different from what you know," says Dillard, whose brilliant essay "Total Eclipse" is a must-read for anyone deciding whether to stay home ... or have their minds blown.
Realtime Eclipse Photo Gallery
WEIRD WAYS TO OBSERVE THE SOLAR ECLIPSE: During the Great American Solar Eclipse on Aug. 21, 2017, only a narrow slice of the USA will experience totality--the magical moment when the disk of the Moon completely covers the sun. The rest of the country will see a partial eclipse. The sun, still blindingly bright, will turn into a crescent as the Moon passes in front of it off-center. How do you safely observe this phenomenon? Believe it or not, you probably already own a solar eclipse viewer. It's in your kitchen.
"It's a vegetable steamer," explains Stetson.
"During the eclipse on the 21st, sunbeams projected through holes in the steamer
will appear as crescents."
"The Chinese were the first to record the
use of pinhole projection to observe eclipses in 500 BCE," he adds. "At the
beginning of Western Civilization, Aristotle also wrote about this phenomenon."
Looking through his kitchen in Brisbane, Australia, Duncan Waldron found something else that works. "Try a water biscuit," he suggests. "With smaller holes, you'll see more detail of the bright crescent Sun."
Darkness inside the path of totality has an
alien quality. Because the shadow is only 70 miles wide, you can see daylight at
the edges even while you stand in the dark core. This distant scattered light
produces a slight reddish glow and unusual shadow effects. Many birds stop
singing, daytime flower blossoms begin to close as if for the night, and bees
return to their hives.
"What you see in an eclipse is entirely different from what you know," says Dillard, whose brilliant essay "Total Eclipse" is a must-read for anyone deciding whether to stay home ... or have their minds blown.
HERE ARE SOME COOL VIDEOS FROM YOUTUBE.COM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G10m2ZZRH4U
HERE IS A PICTURE FROM SPACEWEATHER.COM
AS THE SUN REALLY LOOKED LIKE YESTERDAY 8-20-2017
NOT SO PRETTY.
AT THE SAME TIME FIREBALLS WERE WHIZZING THROUGH SPACE
ABOVE OUT HEADS
WHICH WE CANT SEE IN THE DAY TIME
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT INCOMING ASTEROIDS
HERE ARE THE CURRENTLY KNOWN ONES
Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs) are space rocks larger than approximately 100m that can come closer to Earth than 0.05 AU. None of the known PHAs is on a collision course with our planet, although astronomers are finding new ones all the time.
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Asteroid |
Date(UT)
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Miss Distance
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Velocity (km/s)
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Diameter (m)
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2017 PD25 |
2017-Aug-16
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9.7 LD
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7.9
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32
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2017 QN2 |
2017-Aug-20
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0.6 LD
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15.3
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9
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2017 QO1 |
2017-Aug-21
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10.6 LD
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3.7
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14
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2017 PV25 |
2017-Aug-22
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5.5 LD
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6.5
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42
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2017 QT1 |
2017-Aug-22
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2.6 LD
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20.6
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15
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2017 PE |
2017-Aug-24
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19.4 LD
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7.1
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46
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2017 QJ2 |
2017-Aug-25
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9.1 LD
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20.2
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22
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2017 QX1 |
2017-Aug-26
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12.9 LD
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7
|
38
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2017 QU1 |
2017-Aug-27
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16.2 LD
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10.1
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37
|
2017 PL26 |
2017-Aug-28
|
14.2 LD
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8.4
|
129
|
2017 QN1 |
2017-Aug-30
|
5.5 LD
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10.6
|
18
|
2017 QP2 |
2017-Aug-30
|
10.1 LD
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7.5
|
33
|
2017 QQ1 |
2017-Aug-31
|
4.8 LD
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10.1
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39
|
3122 |
2017-Sep-01
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18.5 LD
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13.5
|
5376
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2017 OP68 |
2017-Sep-10
|
20 LD
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11.7
|
296
|
2014 RC |
2017-Sep-11
|
15.1 LD
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8.9
|
16
|
2017 PR25 |
2017-Sep-23
|
17.9 LD
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13.5
|
224
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1989 VB |
2017-Sep-29
|
7.9 LD
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6.3
|
408
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2012 TC4 |
2017-Oct-12
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0.1 LD
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7.6
|
16
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2005 TE49 |
2017-Oct-13
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8.5 LD
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11.2
|
16
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2013 UM9 |
2017-Oct-15
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17 LD
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7.8
|
39
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2006 TU7 |
2017-Oct-18
|
18.7 LD
|
13.3
|
148
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O'Fallon | n* |
SPECIAL NOTE for those in St. Louis and Kansas City.
Your cities are RIGHT on the edges of totality! It is OK to stay
inside the city, but you will NOT see totality unless you
position yourself very carefully:
In KC, you need to be as far north as you can get - NOT
downtown!
In STL, you need to be as far south as you can get - NOT
downtown! Simple as that!
There are no cities in the path, and only a very small corner in the SW of the state is in totality. Get to Missouri, and see the show! |
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Belleville |
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Giant City SP |
2:40 |
Pyramid SP |
2:18 |
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2:40 |
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2:40 |
2:21 |
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0:48 |
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2:40 |
Rend Lake |
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2:33 |
2:40 |
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2:38 |
2:37 |
2:34 |
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1:57 |
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Lake of Egypt |
2:38 |
1:21 |
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2:33 |
2:40 |
1:56 |
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2:27 |
Ullin |
2:12 |
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2:26 |
1:55 |
2:27 |
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2:02 |
2:23 |
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2:19 |
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2:36 |
1:29 |
1:57 |
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1:18 |
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1:18 |
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1:22 |
2:30 |
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1:57 |
2:36 |
|||||||||
2:31 |
2:38 |
2:22 |
|||||||||
n |
1:03 |
1:44 |
2:35 |
||||||||
1:14 |
Lake Barkley |
1:45 |
|||||||||
* |
2:40 |
Lake Barkley Resort SP |
2:26 |
Tompkinsville |
n* |
||||||
2:03 |
2:12 |
2:39 |
|||||||||
* |
2:39 |
1:48 |
1:46 |
||||||||
* |
2:39 |
2:32 |
2:10 |
||||||||
2:40 |
1:55 |
2:03 |
|||||||||
1:19 |
location |
code |
duration |
location |
code |
duration |
location |
code |
duration |
|||
2:37 |
1:25 |
s* |
1:56 |
||||||||
n |
1:33 |
1:58 |
|
2:39 |
|||||||
2:33 |
2:20 |
s* |
0:39 |
||||||||
2:28 |
* |
2:40 |
n* |
0:17 |
|||||||
1:50 |
Gatlinburg |
n* |
0:00 |
Oakdale |
1:52 |
||||||
2:35 |
|
n* |
0:34 |
||||||||
2:14 |
* |
2:40 |
2:39 |
||||||||
2:38 |
2:08 |
2:30 |
|||||||||
s* |
0:59 |
2:20 |
2:25 |
||||||||
2:39 |
2:35 |
2:18 |
|||||||||
2:37 |
2:04 |
2:37 |
|||||||||
Cedars of Lebanon SP |
2:20 |
2:38 |
2:03 |
||||||||
n |
1:02 |
2:31 |
Ridgetop |
2:33 |
|||||||
Center Hill Lake |
1:35 |
n* |
0:57 |
||||||||
2:04 |
J Percy Priest Res |
2:01 |
2:25 |
||||||||
2:18 |
Kingston |
2:12 |
s* |
1:43 |
|||||||
s* |
1:02 |
Kingston Springs |
s* |
s* |
0:08 |
||||||
2:33 |
1:38 |
Smoky Mtns NP |
n* |
2:01 |
|||||||
2:28 |
2:20 |
|
1:32 |
||||||||
1:34 |
2:38 |
Soddy-Daisy | s* |
0:00 |
|||||||
Cordell Hull Lake |
2:35 |
* |
2:39 |
||||||||
2:27 |
2:05 |
Spencer |
2:27 |
||||||||
2:33 |
2:29 |
* |
2:39 |
||||||||
s* |
0:50 |
1:39 |
2:37 |
||||||||
2:21 |
2:20 |
Standing Stone SP |
|
1:31 |
|||||||
2:34 |
1:25 |
Sunbright |
n* |
0:00 |
|||||||
s* |
0:54 |
* |
2:38 |
2:37 |
|||||||
2:32 |
1:39 |
Tellico Lake |
0:00 |
||||||||
2:34 |
1:46 |
2:38 |
|||||||||
s* |
0:39 |
2:14 |
1:29 |
||||||||
1:13 |
2:33 |
|
1:45 |
||||||||
Edgar Evins SP |
2:39 |
2:34 |
n |
1:15 |
|||||||
Englewood |
2:37 |
Monterey |
|
2:24 |
2:32 |
||||||
2:28 |
s* |
0:20 |
2:28 |
||||||||
2:19 |
|
2:24 |
2:39 |
||||||||
Fall Creek Falls SP |
2:23 |
Murfreesboro | s* | 0:51 |
Woodbury | 1:50 |
location |
code |
duration |
location |
code |
duration |
|
s* |
0:44 |
1:40 |
||||
1:58 |
2:27 |
|||||
s* |
0:19 |
Lake Burton |
||||
0:59 |
1:54 |
|||||
1:43 |
1:33 |
|||||
2:35 |
s* |
1:10 |
||||
s* |
0:35 |
Nottely Lake |
||||
s* |
0:59 |
s* |
0:42 |
|||
* |
2:38 |
|||||
s |
1:22 |
2:22 |
||||
* |
2:38 |
2:31 |
||||
2:05 |
1:59 |
|||||
1:52 |
2:19 |
|||||
Hartwell Lake |
1:52 |
location |
code |
duration |
* |
2:39 |
|
n* |
1:05 |
|
2:00 |
||
2:23 |
||
Chatuge Lake |
||
1:57 |
||
1:50 |
||
Fontana Lake |
||
2:31 |
||
2:33 |
||
2:33 |
||
Hiwassee Lake |
2:18 |
|
2:34 |
||
Maggie Valley |
n* |
|
2:27 |
||
2:35 |
||
1:54 |
||
Smoky Mtns NP |
n* |
|
1:45 |
||
1:50 |
location |
code |
duration |
location |
code |
duration |
location |
code |
duration |
||
2:12 |
1:56 |
2:27 |
||||||||
2:33 |
2:12 |
s* |
0:17 |
|||||||
2:01 |
Hartwell Lake |
2:30 |
2:24 |
|||||||
2:19 |
2:32 |
2:26 |
||||||||
2:33 |
2:27 |
* |
2:37 |
|||||||
s |
1:13 |
* |
2:36 |
2:15 |
||||||
2:30 |
2:29 |
2:13 |
||||||||
* |
2:37 |
1:56 |
2:33 |
|||||||
s* |
0:23 |
2:10 |
1:22 |
|||||||
1:55 |
s |
2:30 |
2:03 |
|||||||
2:35 |
2:28 |
1:25 |
||||||||
2:15 |
2:00 |
2:06 |
||||||||
2:01 |
s |
1:44 |
2:36 |
|||||||
1:38 |
2:05 |
1:57 |
||||||||
2:25 |
Lake Jocassee |
2:31 |
2:28 |
|||||||
0:58 |
Lake Keowee |
* |
2:33 |
2:35 |
||||||
Caesar's Head SP |
2:30 |
Lake Marion |
* |
0:00 |
Santee SP |
* |
2:35 |
|||
s |
1:18 |
Lake Moultrie |
* |
1:38 |
2:35 |
|||||
Camden |
n* |
0:00 |
Lake Murray |
* |
2:33 |
Shiloh |
n* |
0:00 |
||
2:33 |
0:00 |
* |
2:36 |
|||||||
n |
1:12 |
2:17 |
2:18 |
|||||||
2:33 |
1:44 |
|||||||||
2:34 |
2:30 |
1:42 |
||||||||
* |
2:38 |
* |
2:36 |
2:29 |
||||||
2:30 |
2:34 |
1:52 |
||||||||
s |
1:33 |
2:30 |
2:19 |
|||||||
1:53 |
2:12 |
2:01 |
||||||||
2:37 |
n |
0:52 |
2:32 |
|||||||
2:27 |
0:56 |
2:02 |
||||||||
2:30 |
2:17 |
2:34 |
||||||||
Congaree Swamp NM |
* |
2:34 |
Martin |
0:00 |
1:46 |
|||||
1:47 |
2:16 |
2:33 |
||||||||
2:10 |
n |
0:53 |
Table Rock SP |
2:05 |
||||||
Cottageville |
s* |
0:00 |
* |
2:33 |
1:54 |
|||||
* |
2:37 |
n* |
0:24 |
|||||||
1:33 |
2:32 |
1:51 |
||||||||
s* |
0:56 |
2:19 |
s* |
1:28 |
||||||
2:19 |
Monticello Res |
2:01 |
n |
0:49 |
||||||
2:35 |
2:36 |
n* |
0:43 |
|||||||
2:30 |
1:46 |
2:34 |
||||||||
1:08 |
Mt. Carmel |
s* |
0:55 |
2:08 |
||||||
2:27 |
2:08 |
2:38 |
||||||||
2:25 |
2:32 |
2:12 |
||||||||
s* |
1:30 |
2:32 |
|
|||||||
1:42 |
2:22 |
* |
2:37 |
|||||||
2:35 |
1:49 |
* |
2:37 |
|||||||
2:34 |
1:51 |
2:28 |
||||||||
2:20 |
2:21 |
0:46 |
||||||||
2:23 |
Paris Mtn SP |
1:59 |
2:37 |
|||||||
2:36 |
n* |
0:40 |
2:30 |
|||||||
1:47 |
2:21 |
2:02 |
||||||||
2:35 |
2:21 |
2:37 |
||||||||
2:11 |
2:30 |
s* |
0:44 |
|||||||
2:25 |
2:37 |
n |
1:21 |
|||||||
2:17 |
2:08 |
1:28 |
||||||||
2:12 |
2:27 |
2:28 |
||||||||
2:28 |
2:33 |
1:57 |
||||||||
1:27 |
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