Sentences with phrase «during eclipse»

Apparently, the retinas of your eyes can get burned due to the intensity ultraviolet light during an eclipse.

Just consider what happens to temperatures seasonally, at night or during an eclipse.

During the eclipse, CAISO has estimated that the production capacity of 4,194 MW of large - scale solar and 1,365 MW of rooftop solar capacity — around 5,559 MW in total - will go offline, with the effects most keenly felt at around 10:22 am when the sun is at its most obscured.

During an eclipse your skin instantaneously detects the decrease in solar IR radiation.

During an eclipse the entire atmospere is receiving less energy from the sun, and the response to that wrt air temperature is very fast.

Dr. Lurtz (17:39:42): «During an eclipse, the temperature in the tropics drops 20 degrees F in 15 minutes.

How much did the temperature drop along the line of totality during the eclipse?

But there WAS an obvious temperature drop during the eclipse.

During the eclipse, scientists positioned off the coast of Brazil and on an island off the west coast of Africa examined the position of the stars in the sky and determined that predictions based on Einstein's theory were correct.

This realization requires a thermodynamic leap of imagination, just like during an eclipse, when only in the absence of light do we become aware of our scale in the shadow of the cosmos.

Each of the 21 photographs in the grid was taken during the eclipse of his immediate surroundings in a tropical locale, with varying degrees of light and detail.

The Lacandón, on the other hand, thought that during an eclipse the Earth would split and that jaguars would emerge «and eat most of the people.»

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While some people have been blinded by looking directly into the sun during an eclipse most animals typically behave as if it were nighttime and don't give the sky any extra attention.

Take precaution with your dogs if they are outside during the eclipse as not to damage their eyes.

In Arizona, the Scottsdale Unified School District announced it would keep students indoors during the eclipse so they wouldn't be tempted to look up and damage their eyes.

Since the sun is about 400 times farther away, the moon will be able to «cover» the sun during the eclipse.

I only noticed the latter during The Eclipse.

Please meet at 9:00 am at the Silver Post to receive your free stone to use during the eclipse meditation!

Stars that should have been behind the Sun — and therefore not visible during the eclipse — were clearly seen.

This was first tested in 1919 by Sir Arthur Eddington, who organized an expedition to observe star positions during an eclipse of the Sun from islands near the coast of Africa.

Observing stars close to the edge of the Sun is normally impossible, but during an eclipse, the Sun is blocked out and stars nearby can be observed.

The way the ionization changes during an eclipse seems to depend on its distance from the moon's shadow.

During each eclipse season, there are at least two eclipses visible from some parts of the Earth.

Rossiter, R. A. On the detection of an effect of rotation during eclipse in the velocity of the brighter component of beta Lyrae, and on the constancy of velocity of this system.

As the Moon completely covers the Sun and perfectly blocks its light during an eclipse, the typically faint corona is easily seen against the dark sky.

An astronomer was watching the sky in Padua, during an eclipse, and precisely at the same moment, another astronomer was watching the night sky at the antipodes.

Given the corona is not expected to change much before the eclipse, scientists at the NSO used current observations to create a coronal magnetic model that shows where they expect to see field lines concentrated during the eclipse.

The first sign that gravity fluctuates during an eclipse was in 1954.

Check out Growth Curve blogger Laura Sanders» tips for protecting little ones» eyes during the eclipse.

And at the root of all this tangled physics is the place where the corona starts, right above the sun's surface — the faint ring made visible during an eclipse.

Arthur Eddington observes the sun's mass bending light during an eclipse over the island of Principe — the gravitational lensing effect predicted by Einstein

Health officials» concern during an eclipse is that people will stare at the sun, particularly close to totality when the sun may look like a crescent.

That's key to detecting precession, because during each eclipse astronomers can determine the precise angle of the radio signal and therefore the pulsar's wobble over time.

As a first step, during the eclipse on August 21, Samra and others will observe the corona in wavelengths of infrared light between 1 and 4 micrometers.

The spectrum these teams measure during the eclipse won't translate immediately to a measurement of the strength or shape of the magnetic field.

Black noted that during the eclipse the moon will align exactly with the sun's surface and enable observations of the entire corona, including regions that are rarely detectable.

Citizen scientists are expected to play a major role in making valuable observations during the eclipse.

During the eclipse, scientists will also study Earth's outer atmosphere, the ionosphere, a region of the atmosphere containing particles that are charged by solar radiation.

It took three years for astronomers to test this theory by measuring, during an eclipse, how the sun shifted light from a star.

«During the eclipse proper, you take one - or two - second integrations of the sun, bang - bang - bang - bang - bang, and that's your data.

And it's the largest moon relative to its planet in the solar system, exactly the right size to perfectly cover the sun in the sky during an eclipse — an amazing cosmic coincidence.

The staffs of sister magazines Discover and Astronomy were all over the country during the eclipse.

Stars behind the sun would appear in different positions with respect to each other during an eclipse than they would on an ordinary night when the sun is nowhere in sight.

So during the eclipse, he and his colleagues will be looking for the release valves that set the corona free.

And Henry Winter, an astrophysicist at the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Mass., recalls a friend's story of crickets starting to chirp during an eclipse.

The sounds of nature can also change dramatically during an eclipse.

Since Earth's Western Hemisphere will be facing the moon during the eclipse, the continent will be in prime position to view it from start to finish.

«The spacecraft will be going straight from the moon's shadow to Earth's shadow while it orbits during the eclipse,» Petro said.

The LRO mission, which is currently orbiting the moon, will be plunged into darkness for an extended period during the eclipse.