Rare total solar eclipse darkens skies over Australia, South Pacific
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The sun approaches total eclipse in Australia on Nov. 13, 2012 (EST). Panasonic ECLIPSE LIVE by Solar Power The moon blocked out the sun in a total solar eclipse today, briefly turning dawn back into night over parts of northern Australia and the southern Pacific Ocean. The total solar eclipse began just after sunrise local time Wednesday (Nov. 14) in northern Australia, thrilling nearly 50,000 spectators who had flocked to the tropical city of Cairns to witness the event. It was the first total solar eclipse in Australia in a decade and the last eclipse of its kind that humans will see until 2015. Because of time zone differences, it was still Tuesday afternoon (Nov. 13) in the United States during the celestial event.
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| 0 | Bob Berman, who watched the eclipse from Port Douglas, Australia, for a webcast by the U.S.-based Slooh Space Camera website, said witnessing a total solar eclipse in person was a "life-changing experience." |
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Technology: Space Camera
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Company: Panasonic
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Organization: NASA
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Country: Australia
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Country: United States
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City: Cairns
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City: Santiago
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GeographicFeature: southern Pacific Ocean
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GeographicFeature: Gulf of Carpentaria
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GeographicFeature: vast Pacific Ocean
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GeographicFeature: northeast Queensland coast
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StateOrCounty: Queensland
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Region: North Queensland
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