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Spectroscopic insights into the near-earth didymos-dimorphos binary system following the double asteroid redirection test (DART) mission impact. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Lazzarin M, La Forgia F, Farina A, Migliorini A, Frattin E, Ochner P, Michel P, Kueppers M, de Leon J, Carnelli I, Ulamec S, Chabot N, Ammannito E, Amoroso M, Geier S, Hirabayashi M, Kareta T, Li JY, Mura AC, Oszkiewicz D, Popescu M, Rivkin AS.   +21 more
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Characterizing the Impacts of 2024 Total Solar Eclipse Using New York State Mesonet Data. [PDF]

Geophys Res Lett
Wang J, Dai A, Yu CL, Shrestha B, McGuinnes DJ, Bain N.   +5 more
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Blocking Orbital π-Conjugation to Boost Spin-Orbit Coupling in Carbonyl-Embedded Polycyclic Heteroaromatic Emitters. [PDF]

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl
Walia R, Fan X, Mei L, Guo W, Wang K, Adachi C, Chen XK, Zhang XH.   +7 more
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Sex Differences in Preferred Under-Correction of Contact Lenses and Their Potential Relevance to Presbyopia Management. [PDF]

Clin Optom (Auckl)
Ayaki M, Hanyuda A, Negishi K.
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Multivariate chemometric profiling of Himalayan <i>Ganoderma</i> isolates: linking host and altitude to nutritional, antioxidant, and metabolomic diversity. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Khanal S, Kumar P, Sharma P, Chauhan V, Verma R, Tapwal A, Kumar D, Kumar V.   +7 more
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Addressing students’ misconceptions about eclipses

Physics Teacher, 2017
The upcoming Aug. 21, 2017, total solar eclipse, with its 70-mile wide path of totality stretching across much of North America, provides us with a unique opportunity to teach students about eclipses.
Timothy Slater
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1933
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Bourgeois, Paul, Cox, Jacques
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Eclipse Cycles and Eclipses at Stonehenge

Nature, 1967
Was Stonehenge used to predict eclipses? Previous claims have assumed a high degree of sophistication on the part of the builders of Stonehenge, and that the number of Aubrey holes (56) is particularly significant. It may be that neither assumption is justified or necessary, and that if the builders of Stonehenge did predict eclipses, they did it in ...
R. COLTON, R. L. MARTIN
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Annular Eclipses — and Eclipse Photography

1998
Annular eclipses are more frequent than total eclipses, simply because the average length of the Moon’s shadow is not quite long enough to touch the surface of the Earth, but from any particular locality even annulars are not common. Over England, the last was in 1858; the next will not be until 2093.
Michael Maunder, Patrick Moore
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