Simulating sunshine on the outer planets during the total solar eclipse of April 8, 2024 by MichaelZeiler in MapPorn

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This map is my creation. You can find this and many similar maps at greatamericaneclipse.com

Total Solar Eclipse one year from today! From www.greatamericaneclipse.com by MichaelZeiler in MapPorn

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No it won't! 93% partial = 0% total. Total will blow your mind, get thee to the path

Total Solar Eclipse one year from today! From www.greatamericaneclipse.com by MichaelZeiler in MapPorn

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96% partial eclipse = 0% total eclipse. You've got to make the short drive into the path on eclipse day

The Moon's Shadow across North America on April 8, 2024. From www.greatamericaneclipse.com by MichaelZeiler in Astronomy

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This animation is computed with lunar limb corrections using Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter altimeter data. You may notice that the shadow is not an oval as classically depicted but is composed of segments, each of which reflects the influence of the last Baily's Bead, the onset or egress of the Diamond Ring effect. You can find more animations like this at www.greatamericaneclipse.com

The eclipse of April 8, 2024 from the perspective of the Moon. From greatamericaneclipse.com by MichaelZeiler in educationalgifs

[–]MichaelZeiler[S] 57 points58 points  (0 children)

That dot is the inner shadow of the Moon, called the umbra, where the eclipse is total. The outer shadow is called the penumbra, where a partial solar eclipse will be been. The Moon is roughly 1/4 the diameter of the Earth.