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Science journalist David Baron tells the story of the 1878 total eclipse of the sun that drew astronomers, scientists and even a young Thomas Edison to witness the rare event in the skies over Montana. Produced by: The World staff. Image credit: John G. Wolbach Library, Harvard College Observatory.
Aired June 9, 2017
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Ben B
I was with my husband...
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Suzanne J
I will see my FOURTH total eclipse on August 17 in Salem,OR.
1. 1979 along the Columbia River, WA
2. 1991 Honomolino, HI
3. 1999 Soissons, France
A truly religious experience
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Ben B
I thought it's on the 21st?
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