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A total solar eclipse presents a unique opportunity to witness a rare phenomenon — but protect your eyes

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par Robert Knobel, Associate Professor, Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy, Queen's University, Ontario

A solar eclipse is a rare and beautiful astronomic phenomenon as the orbiting moon blocks out the sun, making twilight out of a sunny day. A total solar eclipse is even more special, like the one on April 8 that can be observed along a narrow swath of land from Mexico, through the United States and Canada in Niagara, the St. Lawrence valley, New Brunswick,…

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