dailybell: 10/8/23 - 10/15/23

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2008 was the inaugural year in an ongoing, aspirational project dedicated to the observation of the sun every time it crosses the horizon and to sharing the awareness of that moment with others while ringing bells. It is based on the conviction that something as inarguable as the movement of the earth can be used as a point of unity and awareness among large groups of people who might otherwise find it impossible to agree. Want to Participate? www.facebook.com/dailybell.sunwatch/

Friday, October 13, 2023

Look up and cover your eyes to view the Ring of Fire!

Annular Solar Eclipse tomorrow morning 10/14/23! 8:05 AM - 9:17 AM (Pacific Time)

What's an Annular Solar eclipse and how is it different from a Total Solar Eclipse? https://www.space.com/difference-between-total-solar-eclipse-and-annular-solar-eclipse FYI-- The path of annularity, where the greatest amount of the sun is blocked by the moon, runs from Oregon to Texas. “So viewers in the Bay Area will not see the full eclipse, but rather only a partial eclipse, with the Moon appearing to take a ‘cookie bite’ out of a portion of the Sun"-- Gerald McKeegan, Chabot Space and Science Center.