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The 22 pages that link to Solar eclipse, each with the reason it gives.

• Camera obscuraRelated: A camera obscura projects a safe image of the Sun for observing an eclipse.

• Chinese astronomyRelated: Eclipses were recorded both as astronomical events and as politically significant omens.

• MoonRelated: The Moon’s apparent size and orbital alignment make solar eclipses possible.

• Draconic monthRelated: A solar eclipse requires the new Moon to occur near a node.

• New moonRelated: A solar eclipse can occur only near new moon, when alignment is close enough.

• Stellar coronaRelated: Total eclipses historically exposed the corona against the bright solar disk.

• ChromosphereRelated: Totality briefly suppresses photospheric glare, revealing the chromosphere’s red rim.

• The Astronomical AlmanacRelated: Eclipse circumstances are among the specialized events predicted in almanac data.

• Benjamin BannekerRelated: Predicting eclipses was among the astronomical calculations associated with almanac making.

• Eclipse cycleRelated: Solar eclipses are one of the two event types recurring eclipse cycles describe.

• Ibn YunusRelated: Eclipse observations provided demanding tests of the timing and accuracy of astronomical calculations.

• Maria Margaretha KirchRelated: Eclipse predictions were among the practical astronomical calculations circulated in calendars and almanacs.