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An Eclectic Eclipsologist, The "Eye-in-the-Sky" Guy, Shamelessly Syncretistic Urban Shaman by way of Synchroni-City and other Revelatory Experiences. The originator of World Day of Conscience. You, and every other human being on this planet, are invited.
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NASA - Solar Eclipse Search Engine
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Mar 25, 1:54pm
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•http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEsearch...
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An eclipsologist`s dream. . .
I recently made some inquiries with NASA about obtaining accurate maps of the paths of ancient solar eclipses, I was particularly interested in accurate maps of the paths of ancient total solar eclipses occurring over the Nazca Lines in southern Peru since I have good reason to believe that the Nazca Lines were an ancient religious response to the total solar eclipse Eye of God and other eclipse phenomena such as the bird-like pattern that is seen in the sun`s corona during some total solar eclipses. Fred Espenak, NASA`s front-line eclipse expert who goes by the monicker Mr. Eclipse, sent me an email today directing me to this NASA web site that can generate accurate maps of solar eclipses from 2000 BCE to 3000 CE. I believe it is in the public interest to share what Fred Espenak said to me in his email and I have little reason to believe that he will object to my doing so -
If you need to see a map of a particular eclipse in higher detail, you can use the "Five Millennium Solar Eclipse Search Engine" to generate a table of eclipses for a desired time interval. The Calendar Date of each eclipse in the generated table is each a link to a Google map with the eclipse path plotted on it. You can then scroll and zoom in to any part of the eclipse path you are interested in.
From the page: Solar Eclipse Search Engine
Search the Five Millennium Catalog of Solar Eclipses
This tool allows you to search the Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses: -1999 to +3000 (2000 BCE to 3000 CE) for all eclipses over a specified date range and that possess certain characteristics. Enter a date range, choose the eclipse type(s) and select any of the optional parameters.
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