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Crypto Astrology: Eclipses, Hacks, and Blood Baths | HackerNoon

The crypto market may be influenced by events like solar and lunar eclipses, showing a surprising correlation with market volatility.
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Why the moon looks like a potato on NASA's new eclipse maps

NASA's improved solar eclipse maps accurately represent the Moon's irregular shadow, integrating topographical data for better projections.

European twin satellite mission bids to create total solar eclipse on demand

Scientists are set to launch a mission that creates artificial solar eclipses, advancing solar research and technology impacts.
The mission Proba-3 involves two satellites forming an accurate observational tool to enhance understanding of the sun.

Missed Out or Want More? Here Are the Next Solar Eclipses to Look Out For

Solar eclipses occur every year or two and can be witnessed across the globe.
The next total solar eclipse in 2026 will pass over Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, while future events will touch areas like Alaska, Russia, Greenland, and western Canada.

The Victorian Woman Who Chased Eclipses

Annie Maunder's determination to photograph and study total solar eclipses contributed to a greater understanding of the sun's effects on Earth.
Despite her significant contributions to science, Annie Maunder, like many early female scientists, has been forgotten and overlooked.

Why the moon looks like a potato on NASA's new eclipse maps

NASA's improved solar eclipse maps accurately represent the Moon's irregular shadow, integrating topographical data for better projections.

European twin satellite mission bids to create total solar eclipse on demand

Scientists are set to launch a mission that creates artificial solar eclipses, advancing solar research and technology impacts.
The mission Proba-3 involves two satellites forming an accurate observational tool to enhance understanding of the sun.

Missed Out or Want More? Here Are the Next Solar Eclipses to Look Out For

Solar eclipses occur every year or two and can be witnessed across the globe.
The next total solar eclipse in 2026 will pass over Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, while future events will touch areas like Alaska, Russia, Greenland, and western Canada.

The Victorian Woman Who Chased Eclipses

Annie Maunder's determination to photograph and study total solar eclipses contributed to a greater understanding of the sun's effects on Earth.
Despite her significant contributions to science, Annie Maunder, like many early female scientists, has been forgotten and overlooked.
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Did Solar Eclipses Boost the Economies of Our Ancestors? These Researchers Think So

Solar eclipses may have positively impacted economic growth in pre-industrial societies by stimulating curiosity and scientific thinking.
Researchers used anthropological databases and NASA's eclipse catalog to study the influence of solar eclipses on past societies.

Three Times Eclipses Left Scientists More or Less Agog'

Excitement over eclipses at Scientific American.
The transformative impact of solar eclipses on science.

The Record Of Ancient Eclipses Offers Strange Clues About Our Modern Planet

Total solar eclipses throughout history have been subjects of fascination and fear.
Astroarcheology uses total solar eclipses as valuable tools to date key historical events.

Watch Out For These Bizarre Animal Behaviors During a Solar Eclipse

Total solar eclipses can trick crickets into chirping at unusual times.
The NASA-funded Eclipse Soundscapes Project aims to study eclipses in a multi-sensory manner.
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