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,13: “A Darkness That Can Be Felt”,I so far have described total eclipses of the Sun as if they were mere intersections of dots on the Celestial Sphere. Much more than that, I am convinced that they are the most . occurrence in our sky anyone is likely to see.

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16: Americans in Totality,Benjamin Peirce called the United States of 1869, “… an intelligent population greatly interested in the scientific aspects of the event [eclipse], and ready to render aid in procuring the desired results.” Indeed, we have seen locals eagerly standing ready to assist visiting astronomers on their quest.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24124-61869 US eclipse; 1869 American eclipse; eclipse observation history; first observed US eclipse; eclipse

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3952-0in search of a northwest passage. It ended in entrapment within Arctic ice, starvation, and cannibalism. The Burton Speke expedition, to locate the source of the River Nile (from 1857 to 1859), faced desertion, illness, wild-animal attack, hostile locals, and mind-numbing duration. (Neither example achieved its goal.)

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