Books by Philip S. Harrington
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Eclipse! The What, Where, When, Why, and How Guide to Watching Solar & Lunar Eclipses
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Topics covered
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Partial Solar Eclipses
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Total Solar Eclipses
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Annular Solar Eclipses
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The "C" Word
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Eclipse Addiction
Chapter 3 updates
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Page 53 (first printing only). Change the reference to the next annular-total eclipses from 2004 October 14 and 2013 May 10 to 2005 April 8 and 2013 November 3.
Recommended reading
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Glorious Eclipses; Brunier, S. and Luminet, J.; Cambridge Univ Pr (Trd), 2001; ISBN: 0521791480.
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Totality; Littmann, M, Wilcox, K., and Espenak, F.; Oxford University Press, 1999; ISBN: 0195131797.
Web sites
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Christian Nüesch's eclipse simulation freeware
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DOS-based software to simulate solar eclipses from any viewing location between the years 1700 and 2300.
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By Prof. Jay M. Pasachoff, Williams College, Williamstown, MA
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Words of wisdom from NASA's chief eclipsophile, Fred Espenak.
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Sky & Telescope's Eclipse Page
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From Sky & Telescope magazine
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