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    solar eclipse April's "black moon" approaches on April 30th Devin Nealy
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  • sun Hear the sounds of the Sun David Pescovitz
  • eclipse Here's a moving video montage of the total eclipse Andrea James
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  • sun "The midnight sun" filmed in gorgeous 4k Rob Beschizza
  • suncalc SunCalc: customizable data for the sun at any time and place Andrea James
  • atmosphere Sun dogs light up the sky Maggie Koerth
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  • solar flare Time-lapse of a particularly intense aurora borealis display David Pescovitz
  • sun Alan Friedman takes mind-blowing photos of the sun from home Mark Frauenfelder
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  • solar system The beautiful surface of the Sun Maggie Koerth
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