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RT @NOAASatellites: Watch a replay of the moon's shadow traveling across the path of totality, seen from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite.

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Watch a replay of the moon's shadow traveling across the path of totality, seen from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite.

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse https://t.co/eNaRb6qoKH

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When the moon steals the show during a total solar #eclipse, it's not just the sky that's transformed. With temperatures dropping and light fading, animals try to adjust to the brief twilight.

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse

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We are now two hours away from the #2024SolarEclipse totality in the U.S., with the partial eclipse starting at 6:27 am HST in Pu‘uali‘i, Hawaii!

Tune in for @NOAA coverage coming to you live from Dallas, TX, a stop on the moon's path of totality.

https://t.co/yng3CmJdap

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Today’s the day! Are you ready for the solar #eclipse?

Remember, protect your eyes! Safeguarding your vision is crucial. Let's enjoy the wonder of the cosmos responsibly.

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse https://t.co/7FyBUaQNTM

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Although a total solar #eclipse happens once every year or two somewhere on Earth, the one tomorrow will be the last seen from the contiguous U.S. until Aug. 23, 2044.

https://t.co/AyUFX2htYy

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#DidYouKnow that #eclipse shadows can travel very fast, and this speed varies depending on where on Earth they occur?

Let’s see how fast it reaches you on April 8!
https://t.co/AyUFX2htYy

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse https://t.co/9kxoOUlt7n

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#DidYouKnow that one of the oldest records of a solar #eclipse may date back more than 5,000 years?

The next one will occur this Monday, April 8, 2024!
https://t.co/AyUFX2htYy

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse https://t.co/nduBbVgTzR

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Curious about the weather along the path of the upcoming Total #SolarEclipse on April 8?

Check out the newest #eclipse overlays on the Satellite Loop Interactive Data Explorer in Real Time (SLIDER), brought to you by our partners @CIRA_CSU.

https://t.co/49qLGYUDdk

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Satellites experience eclipses too!

GOES satellites encounter two periods during the year in which they are in Earth's shadow. Known as the #Eclipse (ECL) season, these periods require the spacecraft to be completely dependent upon batteries for a maximum of 72 minutes daily.

Eclipses occur approximately from late February to mid-April, and from late August to mid-October.

https://t.co/Iir8oWEhRu

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RT @NOAASatellites: What are the chances that the moon's size and distance from Earth are so precisely aligned with the sun that it can occasionally eclipse its light perfectly?

Check out this amazing coincidence during the total solar #eclipse on April 8!

https://t.co/ScCmc1OSeu

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UW-Madison CIMSS

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We’re less than a week away from the big day!

A total solar eclipse will pass over North America on April 8, and will be the last total solar eclipse in the contiguous United States for nearly two decades.

To get ready, let’s take a look back on October 14, 2023, an annular, or ring-shaped, solar eclipse that passed through Albuquerque, New Mexico during the International Balloon Fiesta.

https://t.co/blH54NPtGu

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What are the chances that the moon's size and distance from Earth are so precisely aligned with the sun that it can occasionally eclipse its light perfectly?

Check out this amazing coincidence during the total solar #eclipse on April 8!

https://t.co/ScCmc1OSeu

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse

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No #AprilFools here, Neil deGrasse Tyson’s show @StarTalkRadio will be recording live from our #TotalEclipse2024 event @cottonbowlstad @fairparkdallas!

Watch our live coverage of the Total Solar Eclipse during our event “The Sun, the Moon and You” in Dallas, Texas, featuring @neiltyson and an array of @NOAA guest speakers.

https://t.co/yng3CmJdap

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We’re one week away from #TotalEclipse2024!!

#DYK the SUVI instruments onboard the GOES-R Series compile full-disk solar images around the clock? This allows for constant monitoring of potentially hazardous solar phenomena, like the solar storm on March 22-24 that was monitored by @NOAA’s #GOESEast.

Learn more: https://t.co/5ULPgdjUtC

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There’s still time to get FREE tickets to our Dallas #TotalEclipse2024 event @cottonbowlstad @fairparkdallas!

PBS series @ReadyJetGoPBS astronomer @AmyMainzer, and the Ready Jet Go Band will be there to help us understand and anticipate the eclipse in real-time.

https://t.co/yng3CmJdap

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#DidYouKnow @NOAA sends satellites up into space to orbit the Sun on the Earth-Sun line, a point known as Lagrange Point 1, or L1, which is approximately 1.5 million kilometers from our planet?

Get ready for #TotalEclipse2024 by learning about the future of the Space Weather Follow On L1 (SWFO-L1) satellite!

https://t.co/aPiVXzcE4T

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