schreiber@schreiber.asd.sgi.com (Olivier Schreiber) (06/17/91)
Is there such data as the locations/dates of future total eclipses sites
in the near future?
I mean, by missing this particular upcoming one, when is my next chance
to see a total eclipse in my lifetime.
I searched back in this newsgroup for articles dealing with this
issue but no luck.
Thanks.
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If the shoe fits, it's ugly.strange@sprite.berkeley.edu (Steve Strange) (06/17/91)
In article <1991Jun17.042028.12164@fido.wpd.sgi.com> schreiber@schreiber.asd.sgi.com (Olivier Schreiber) writes: > > >Is there such data as the locations/dates of future total eclipses sites >in the near future? > >I mean, by missing this particular upcoming one, when is my next chance >to see a total eclipse in my lifetime. > I think the next one in North America is in 2017 or so. So we've got a long wait. There is an excellent book called Eclipse, or Solar Eclipse, that just came out to take advantage of the July 11 eclipse market. I saw it in the Nature Company stores in Berkeley - if there is a Nature Co. near you, you might take a look. It's got a map of the world marked with the paths of totality of the next 100 years of eclipses. Steve