- The last time an annular solar eclipse hovered above Los Angeles, in 1992, a "dumb cloud," as one young skygazer said at the time, ruined the show. (The Christian Science Monitor)
- A rare ring solar eclipse is coming to California on Sunday evening — the first of its kind to be visible from the continental United States since 1994. (Los Angeles Times)
- Solar eclipse excitement is building, but one astronomer is trying to warn the masses: Dont look up into the sky with the naked eye during Sundays solar eclipse. To do so is to risk serious eye injury and even blindness, he said. (Los Angeles Times)
- By FELICIA FONSECA Associated Press FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - Seven years old and lounging in a tree listening to the radio, Baje Whitethorne Sr. wasnt aware of the lesson he was about to learn. (msnbc.com)
- Need a push to get out of the house to watch Sundays solar eclipse? Heres one: The next best chance for such an impressive solar eclipse in Los Angeles will be in 2071. The partial solar eclipse targeting L.A., beginning Sunday at 5:24 p. (Los Angeles Times)
- Add Griffith Observatory and the Greek Theater to Los Angeles traffic woes on Sunday -- the same day as the partial solar eclipse. (Los Angeles Times)
- A solar eclipse is in store for the western United States on Sunday. Host Scott Simon lays out how eclipse-watchers should prepare with Dee Friesen of the Albuquerque Astronomical Society. Copyright © 2012 National Public Radio®. (NPR News)
- The new moon will be passing in front of the sun, blocking much of the sunlight falling on the Northwest. Sundays eclipse begins at 5:07 p.m., as the moon starts passing in front of the suns right side. (Olympian)
- The first annular solar eclipse visible in the United States in nearly 18 years will occur on Sunday, May 20. (Huffington Post)
- At 7:20 p.m. on Sunday, amateur astronomer Cory Schmitz of Ankeny plans to be watching a solar eclipse from multiple angles. (Des Moines Register)
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Solar eclipse
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