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Triptych, Total Eclipse of the Sun

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[Hydrogen prominences]

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The three solar eclipses seen in the United States in 1918, 1923, and 1925, center panel in triptych, solar eclipse as seen from Lompoc, California, 1923

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Solar eclipse as seen in Connecticut, 1925, right panel in triptych, The three solar eclipses seen in the United States in 1918, 1923, and 1925, by Howard Russell Butler, 1925

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The Earth as Seen From the Moon

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun, from Yerkes observatory, September 23, 1919, 1 in.=1700 miles

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun, from Yerkes observatory, October 8, 1920, 1 in.=2400 miles

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun, from Yerkes observatory, July 15, 1919, 1 in.=5300 miles

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Solar eclipse as seen from Baker, Oregon, 1918,

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun from Yerkes, Sept.23, 1919, 1 in.=1700 m

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun, from Mt. Wilson, July 9, 1917, 1 in=3500 miles

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Eclipse of the Sun, painting by Howard Russell Butler, Hayden Planetarium circa 1934-1950

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun from Yerkes, July 15, 1919, 1 in.=5300 m

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun from Yerkes, Oct. 8, 1920, 1 in.=2400 m

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun from Mt. Wilson, July 9, 1917, 1 in.=3500m

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Hydrogen prominences, Painting of chromosphere of sun from Kenwood, Mar. 25, 1895, 1 in.=5600 m

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Approaching Shadow of the Moon

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The Solar System with planets in their orbits and the Milky Way Galaxy

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The Surface of Venus, sun low on horizon

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Unloading Supplies by Tractor from the Moonship

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