| Show LAST LAST SUN ECLIPSE FOR MORE I ITHAN I THAN YEARS SOON OCCURS Astronomers Get Ready To 10 Fo Study BeautIful Solar Corona When Moon Hides Face Of Old Sol WAS o m-o Jan 12 I IA tiP 12 A Millions Pi Millions of or Americans American still ft ill see on January 2 24 21 something the they neter will see seo again a total eclipse of th the sun suu in iii some places and a a partial eclipse 0 oer cr the greater pait pal t of the tho United States Slates There will not be In more moro than a century Those Thos who ho live lice within a 1 belt miles wide tilde and miles long ranging from Ironi northern Minnesota across northern Wisconsin and Michigan n time tir Greal Lakes to 10 New 01 k Lout Long Connecticut and Rhode Island pails pal Is of o S anla ania New Ness Jersey and anel Betts setta will see the tho laming flaming sun blot blotted ted out on the morning mornine Of d the t enl fourth T T who 11 use e near this path across the countr- countr a path thit ends at ait sunset near the north of Scotland Scotland will see the time sun attn ed in III part the Ibe be extent de on how hew near they Ilse 11 e to this belt In Duluth Buffalo New hew ew ork r loew ew Haven ant anc- antman man othet othel large titles cities the be eclipse will be total The p eclipse will b be ie HI v lug large neal h total In some sonic ot of the largest cities if Ir eluding Boston Pros Pro Idel e Albani Albans Alba and ChiCa go As far Car south as Ne New Nen Orleans and amid as u hr west vest as a St Louis and Omaha partial eclipse Till emil bl be belarge large In most of or the central states stale the sun pun use ilse more or less eClipsed but from Lake Erie Eric eastward c t ard all of the eclipse a ill take tak puce phe after aner the sun has lias risen In New Nw York City the eclipse wiy all 11 take place about 9 10 am a m and the time lime of the greatest eclipse for Cor most of the cities Jes In Inthe the east that keep eastern standard stand standard and ard tim time lime will rill lary tamy but a f few Cew w min mm- ules from that I 1 he partial eclipse will begin about S o 0 dock clock In the same lame section lection and the Ibo eclipse alil bo be over about 10 30 When the e eclipse becomes the brighter stats stan and planets planet ap appear appear pear and also alao the beautiful solar corona that the th astronomer is so anxIous t to stud This I Is a magni scent halo balo of ot pearly light extend extendIng extending Ing to a ft great creat distance from front the Ibe sun and different in shape and at ap appearance at every eclipse says sava a special bulletin of or the tb American Nature association It Is never visible except during a total solar eclipse and can be studied only at that time because It Its light Is I so 60 faint that the glare Clare of the sunlIght In the da dx tim time hIdes hide It from frem vleIt It Is I only hen shen h n th the moon obliging ly Iy comes bot bol eu een sun sno un and earth and shuts but out tho light of tb the sun that the corona shines forth In la all Its wonderful All those who themselves 15 the Iho path of or total eclipse should look out for tor the thc bands Y Va y wa bands of oC light and shade that tilt flit 0 Os er the th landscape and n Just before and after the tho total sae s the buhle bulletin tin tinI TIle The should look out for tor the In I tere kno knoss known n ab Dallys beads bleh are seen ceen oen as aslie the lie thin hin thread like lik solar tolar ci scent c-scent I breaks up Into Inlo bends beads ut of r light as ashe he total e eclipse lIpse la is I about to be begin begin beBin gin and which are nrc seen again acain just justa justas Justas a as it ends idS Look Looi also toi ral the al Jet solar during the tho total eclipse which are re flames flame of oC glovIng gloa glo Ing gasses gases of h dl ogen and helium rising from lh time the hidden surface of the moon to h heIghts of thousands of miles antI amId l beyond the of the moon In queer Quer forms and aud ilme 1 he brighter stars slurs and planets appear doming tIme the total eclipse anti and even a hili little before beCore and after artor It The fhe three planel Venus Her ury cury and Jupiter Ju should be seen een In Ina ina Ina a close dose group croup some alIle distance to the southwest of tIme sun But above all else do not fail fall to 10 make the I most of oC our opportunity to 10 observe oh ob observe serve the wonderful and m stem ste I Iotis I Ious otis ous Olon colont which can an ne ne er er bo be seen sen except pt e when the sun li is I totally total totally 0 ly Iy and which erv few I people eser eT have the good fortune to tObee see bee t I though the e p I c-I enl ent of ot this one d diy d dwarfs all others by com compari comparison pari son In the Hie Januar January skies It Js is I In mid that e e skies sides are areat areat at their best the American Nature association points out out There ate ale mOl mote e brilliant stars tars In view tItan than at any othel time of or the Ibe ear sparkling more when hen hen lie r air is cold ld and frosty It if due oue ne could look at nt Iho tho stars outside of the atmosphere lie 10 would find that the do not sparkle at all Ill but Slime shine a with Ith ith a clear stead steady light We e w see the stars In iii the tho tin time too as well as at night t foi COI It Is the atmosphere that scat tens lers the light licht of tb the sun and makes m I Ithe I the glare elare of or light all o oser OHr c the he 51 sk skI I that hides the stars from lew byI by bv I I day dav If H we a e could do 10 our star caring ga gar garing JOg ing from the moon w ste e would boI beI be I surprised to find the sky thick thickLy I studded with start stars In the Ibe daytime I for Cor on the moon there Is little If IC Itam am aDs air I 00 00 |
