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How Solar Eclipses Work
A brief description of how Solar Eclipses work and the different types of eclipses. Part of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.
About Solar Eclipses
Lots of information about eclipses : why they happen, explanations of annular, partial and lunar eclipses.
Solar eclipse
An animation (with explanation) of the sun, moon and the earth, showing the arrangement during a solar eclipse , plus a synchronized view from earth.
Hermit Eclipse Site
Site dedicated to the solar eclipse of 1999. The parent site has some good descriptions of the mechanics of eclipse of all sorts.
BrainPOP - Eclipse
A short animated movie and quiz explaining eclipses. This site allows you to watch two movies a day before subscribing.
Upcoming and recent eclipses of the Sun and Moon
U.S. naval Observatory web page that lists details of recent and future solar and lunar eclipses, including maps and data sheets.
Sky & Telescope's Eclipses Page
Here you'll find information about some recent and upcoming eclipses of the Sun and Moon.
Eclipse Of The Moon
This simple animation show what happens during a lunar eclipse as the moon passes through the shadow of the Earth.