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Where the Shadow Fell
Five millennia of solar eclipses on one globe.
Catalogs every solar eclipse from 2000 BCE to 3000 CE as a global visualization. Enter a city to see when the shadow last fell there and when it returns, using eclipse cycles like Saros and Inex. Learn how penumbra, umbra, and annular eclipses are defined and projected across time.
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