Solar, lunar eclipses star in November skies
Total solar eclipse solaire 1999 by luc.viatour
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Fred Espenak / NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center The appeal of a total solar eclipse appears in this photograph taken on Oct. 24, 1995, from Dundlod, India.
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November's a good month for celestial shadow play. Stargazers will get two eclipses in about as many weeks, the first a dazzling total solar eclipse that will showcase the sun's corona approaching peak activity, and the second a subtler lunar eclipse that will be visible across much of the United States.
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