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The gift you got before you were born
While you were yet unborn, safe in the womb, the universe gave you a special gift. Discovering and accessing this gift is the key to a more fulfilling life.
astrology • prenatal • solar • lunar • eclipse

Solar Eclipses During 2010
Total solar eclipses are among nature's most fascinating spectacles. A south Pacific cruise will provide the best observing for the July 2010 total solar eclipse.
eclipses • solar eclipse • total eclipses • cruise tours • pacific cruises

Eclipse Watching
Solar and lunar eclipses are among natures treats. How to observe an eclipse and what to expect.
eclipse • lunar eclipse • solar eclipse • total eclipse • partial lunar eclipse

Where to see 2008's Solar Eclipse
To see the total eclipse you'll need to be standing in a narrow swathe called The Path of Totality as the moon's shadow sweeps over, obscuring the Sun.
solar eclipse • total solar eclipse • solar eclipse dates • august 2008 eclipse • where

Solar Eclipse And Hindu Mythology
A landmark solar eclipse will take place on July 22, 2009. It is the appropriate time to look at the most celebrated solar eclipse in Hindu mythology.
total solar eclipse • surya graham • hinduism • mahabharata • jayadrata

Solar Eclipses on Easter?
Could a solar eclipse occur on Easter or Good Friday and did a solar eclipse occur during the crucifixion?
solar eclipse • lunar eclipse • easter • passover • crucifixion

A Vacation to Eclipse All Others - Cornwall's Solar Eclipse 1999
The Travelsleuth explores the land of the Solar Eclipse in Britain's Cornwall and Devon for information on lodging, dining, and sightseeing.
britain travel • cornwall • westcountry travel • solar eclipse • bodmin

August Events: Eclipse and meteor showers
Participate in the last solar eclipse of the millenium, with the best interactive sites online.
eclipse • moon • sun • solar eclipse • perseids

Best Place to View the August 2008 Solar Eclipse
The Danes of Greenland, the Arctic's Nenet Indians, the Russians, the Mongols and Chinese may all claim the title: the best place to view the August 1st solar eclipse.
solar eclipse • tse2008 • moon’s umbra • sun • eclipse-glasses

Dark Night of the Sun - The Total Solar Eclipse '99
Join The Travel Sleuth in the legendary Land of Lyonesse to meet with Sheridan Williams, noted author and authority on Solar Eclipses. Imagine with him the awesome moment when the Moon's shadow swoops in off the Atlantic at 1000 miles an hour to turn Day into Night, Song into Silence.
england • cornwall • scilly • eclipse • lyonesse arthur

Lunar Eclipse August 28, 2007
The solar system is the mysterious universe in the sky, with the planets, sun, moon and stars. Eclipses are rare, exciting events in the solar system.
lunar eclipse • solar eclipse • stars moon • constellations • solar system

Our Solar Eclipse Buffet Menu
No party can be a party without a buffet menu! Check out the tasty food that Ian MacWatt and I have on offer for you!
pork pie • salmon dips • chutneys • pickles • lemon thyme

Solar Eclipse & Fear, Superstition, Violence
In spite of the Internet, satellite TV, world-wide education and advances in science, millions of people globally still fear the natural phenomenon of a solar eclipse.
solar eclipse • sun’s corona • soft x-rays • ultraviolet light • solar superstition

Solar Eclipse and Space Sites
Learn about the solar eclipse. There's also a link to the Global Schoolhouse Space Science website. Lots of interesting sites of our solar system.
space • astronomy • solar eclipse • planets • mars

That Which Goes On.....
The drought goes on, and things adapt, and there's little use in railing at the sky.
drought • solar eclipse 1999 • goldenrod • gardening • weeds

The '99 Solar Eclipse - A Cornish Experience
Join The Travel Sleuth in North Cornwall, the legendary Camelot of King Arthur's Camelot, for the Great Solar Eclipse. Enjoy with him the scenic tranquility of Bodmin Moor, and visit the magnificent Georgian seat of the Molesworth-St.Aubyns.
england • cornwall • devon • eclipse • plymouth

Virgin Eclipsed
This morning the dark Virgo Moon plays peek-a-boo during a solar eclipse. Then it's on to Libra...ah what fun a Libra Moon is! And with all the power of an eclipse behind
astrology • horoscopes • not so horrible scopes • not-so-horrible-scopes • moon astrology

Windows of Time: The August 2008 Eclipses
Awareness of the evolutionary impulses associated with a particular eclipse is important to making best use of the energies and opportunities it presents.
solar eclipse • lunar eclipse • saros series • pluto in leo • neptune

Lunar Eclipses During 2010 & December 2009
Solar and lunar eclipses are among nature's most fascinating spectacles. The December 2010 lunar eclipse will be well placed for observers in the Americas.
eclipses • lunar eclipse • total eclipses • partial eclipse • eclipses lunar

Our Life-Giving Sun
The Sun is the source of life in our solar system. It gives us nourishment, warmth, and light. It also lashes out with explosions and strong winds, and can damage our body. Learn all you need to know about our fascinating Sun!
sun • cancer • burn • flare • wind

Lunar Phases and Eclipses
Why must lunar eclipses only occur during the full moon and solar eclipses only during the new moon?
eclipse • lunar eclipse • solar eclipse • lunar phases • phases of the moon

Astronomy Tools for the Palm
An overview of Astronomy tools for the Palm OS in honor of the total solar eclipse on August 11, 1999.
palm • pilot • 3com • software • astronomy

Discovery of Helium in the Sun
Using spectroscopy, helium was first discovered in the Sun. Spectral lines labeled coronium and nebulium did not fit into the periodic table of the elements.
helium • periodic table • chromosphere • spectroscopy • solar corona

Some Eclipses
We have some eclipses going on in April: a total-annular eclipse of the sun on the 8th, which is visible across the Pacific Ocean, Panama, Colombia, and Venezuela, and a penumbral eclipse of the moon on the 24th visible from the western half of North America. What? Annular? Penumbral? What happened to good ol' total and partial eclipses?
some eclipses • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy • stars • planets

The Night Sky for September 2007
In September, the Harvest Moon shines bright along with Jupiter in the south. The autumnal equinox occurs and fall constellations return.
stargazing • night sky for september 2007 • fall equinox • finding the planets • harvest moon

Lunar Eclipse Strategies for Health and Wealth
Lunar eclipses are like 'super' full moons, bringing emotions to the surface and shining the light of truth on previously hidden issues or personal situations.
lunar eclipse • financial astrology • puetz windows • moon conjunct neptune • fasting

The Motion of the Moon
Basics of lunar phases, and the eclipse cycle.
moon • eclipse • saros cycle • orbit • phase

A Hole in the Sun, a Small Bite Out of the Moon, and Monitoring a Minor Meteor Shower
It's another eclipse month, with an annular eclipse of the Sun on the 3rd, and a partial eclipse of the Moon on the 17th. Also, there is the possibility, however slight, of unusual activity from a minor meteor shower.
a hole in the sun • a small bite out of the moon • and monitoring a minor meteor shower • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy

Cosmic Currents through the Ages
Astrology is considered a Yoga in spiritual traditions including Ayurveda, Kabbalah, and the Chinese also look to the stars for guidance in Feng Shui and Four Pillars.
astrology as a yoga • astrology and medicine • paracelsus astrologer and physician • astrolgy's decline • astrology's biblical referencesl

Highlights of 2005 and a January Comet
Looking ahead, a few night-sky highlights elbow each other aside for attention. As for this, the first month of this new year, the highlight might be Comet C/2004 Q2 Macholz, one of two comets discovered last year by amateur astronomers.
highlights of 2005 and a january comet • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy • stars • planets

Leonids Past; a Little Self-Indulgence
I’m going to be a little self-indulgent this month pondering the Leonid meteor shower. Oh sure, there’s other stuff going on in the night sky during November, but I've got Leonids on my mind.
leonids past; a little self-indulgence • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy • mercury • venus

Recap 2004 - Challenge Recap Article
This is an extra article written especially for the Recap Challenge. I hope you enjoy it. Check back next weekend for my "regularly scheduled" article when we resume our constellation hunt.
january • 2095 • sirius • angel food cake • get ready to find constellations

September 2007 Astro News
This article takes a look at the month ahead for the Sun signs Sagittarius and Capricorn.
astrology • horoscopes • sagittarius • capricorn • september 2007 forecast for sagittarius

September 2007 Astrology
This article provides insight into the month ahead for the signs Gemini and Cancer
astrology • horoscopes • gemini • cancer • venus direct

The Night Sky for July 2009
Find out what the bright star by the moon is, learn what's in the sky before the Fourth of July fireworks, and see both of the largest gas giant planets at once.
total solar eclipse july 2009 • bright star by moon july 2009 • meteor shower in july • july full moon • jupiter in july

Through the Past Lightly
Everything in science past isn't recorded in the annals of history.
asimov • glass • coal • aqueduct • magnetism

The Night Sky for August 2008
August is packed with planet activity, including the chance to see all five classical planets at once. And don't miss summer's favorite meteor shower!
five planets seen at once • perseid meteor shower • summer's best shooting stars • triple planetary conjunction • what is that star by the moon

BLACK INVENTORS
In honor of the Black History Event, I would like to introduce you to some little recognized Black Inventors.
black history month • black • history • mary • alward

There's a little black spot on the sun today...
On June 8, Venus will pass in front of the Sun as seen from Earth. It might not sound like much, but the last time this happened was in 1882. In fact, Venus transits the Sun only 13 or 14 times every 1,000 years. It does, however tend to do it in pairs, separated by a period of 8 years. This transit of the sun by Venus will be repeated in 2012.
there's a little black spot on the sun today..." • gregg m. pasterick • amateur astronomy • stars • constellations

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