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Total Eclipse of the Sun Dr Steve Barrett "# Feb "$$# " Total Eclipse of the Sun Dr Steve Barrett "# Feb "$$# % Introduction ( Vital Statistics The Sun Core Surface Atmosphere Eclipses Why? When? Total Eclipse of "& Mar "$$' Size * $$ x Earth Mass * )$$$)$$$ x Earth Composition * #+, hydrogen "+, helium $-, other stuff Power * ($$)$$$)$$$)$$$)$$$ $$$)$$$)$$$)$$$ watts + Power Source ' Fusion.# Hermann von Helmholtz Burning coal) one ton per hour per square foot of the Sun/s surface) would exhaust the fuel in a few million years && Sir Arthur Eddington Conversion of hydrogen to helium could provide enough energy to power the Sun for billions of years hydrogen helium 0 energy Dr Steve Barrett "# Feb "$$#

# Fusion '$$ Mt of H +&' Mt of He Sun loses ( million tons every second Mass loss energy thanks to E 1 mc ". Internal Structure convection zone radiation zone core photosphere & Helioseismology $ Solar Spectrum Convection zone turbulence can be detected through the Doppler shift of the photosphere/s emission lines Sunspots " Sunspots Dr Steve Barrett " "# Feb "$$#

% Sunspots ( Sunspot Cycle + Sunspot Cycle ' Sunspot Cycle +$ years of very low sunspot activity coincided with the 2Little Ice Age/ period of very cold winters # Magnetic Loops. Magnetic Loops Dr Steve Barrett % "# Feb "$$#

& Magnetic Polarity "$ Magnetic Polarity N S S N " Flares and Prominences "" Corona Temperature of surface * ')$$$ K Temperature of corona * ")$$$)$$$ K "% Corona "( Solar Wind ($$ km3s Dr Steve Barrett ( "# Feb "$$#

"+ Aurora Borealis "' Aurora Borealis "# Eclipses ". Moon Eclipse The passage of one object into the shadow cast by another- Thus an Eclipse of the Sun should be called an Eclipse of the Earth- Occultation The passage of one object in front of another) hiding the latter from view- "& Eclipses %$ Transit of Venus "$$( Total Eclipse 4 long 5 Total Eclipse 4 short 5 Annular Eclipse Dr Steve Barrett + "# Feb "$$#

% Eclipse Geometry %" Eclipse Geometry An eclipse cannot occur at every New Moon because the Moon/s orbit is tilted by * + - Ecliptic The Moon crosses the plane of the Earth/s orbit 4the Ecliptic5 at a node- %% Eclipse Timing %( The Saros Cycle Synodic Month New Moon to New Moon Draconic Month Node to Node Anomalistic Month Perigee to Perigee "&-+% days "#-" days "#-++ days ""% Synodic months 1 "(" Draconic months 1 "%& Anomalistic months 1 '+.+-%" days '+.+-%' days '+.+-+( days Over this time) the saros cycle) the Moon/s orbital periods are back in 2synch/- Two eclipses separated by one saros cycle have similar geometries- %+ Saros %& Date 6M36S Length Seen from %' Eclipses Coming Soon Date Saros Length Seen from &.. Mar. -$(' % m (' s Asia "$$' Mar "& -$+" ( m $# s Africa "$"( Apr $. -$+# ( m ". s Americas "$(" Apr "$ -$' ( m + s Asia "$'$ Apr %$ -$'' + m + s Africa "$#. May -$#$ + m ($ s Americas "$&' May "" -$#( ' m $' s Asia "$$' Mar "& %& ( m $# s Africa) Turkey "$$. Aug $ "' " m "# s Greenland) Siberia "$$& Jul "" %' ' m %& s India) China "$$ Jul (' + m "$ s S Pacific) S America "$" Nov % %% ( m $" s Australia) S Pacific "$% Nov $% (% m ($ s Africa Dr Steve Barrett ' "# Feb "$$#

%# Eclipses %. Eclipses 1715 1724 %& Total Eclipse of "& Mar "$$' ($ Total Eclipse of "& Mar "$$' ( Total Eclipse of "& Mar "$$' (" Total Eclipse of "& Mar "$$' Dr Steve Barrett # "# Feb "$$#

(% Eclipse Cruise (( Libya (+ Libya (' Eclipse Track (# Eclipse Site (. Eclipse Track Dr Steve Barrett. "# Feb "$$#

(& Setting Up in the Desert +$ The Eclipse Starts + Totality +" Catching the Corona 1/4000 s 1/1000 s 1/250 s 1/60 s 1/15 s 1/4 s +% "$$' +( "$$' Dr Steve Barrett & "# Feb "$$#

++ Viewing Totality +' Viewing Totality +# Shadow Bands +. Green Flash +& An African Experience '$ http:33www-liv-ac-uk3*sdb3 Talks Dr Steve Barrett "# Feb "$$# Dr Steve Barrett $ "# Feb "$$#