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1.)why is the Hawaiian eclipse more than just a tourist attraction?
2.)Why is the fact that some of the worlds best telescopes are in Hawaii important ?
3.)how long will the moon cover the sun?
4.)the perfect alignment of sun, moon and earth occurs once every……….?
5.)what affect do giant magnetic storms on the sun have on earth?
6.)temperature on the sun jump from 10,000 degrees at the surface to ……………. in the corona
7.)totality will last ………..?
8.)solar energy powers wind on earth keeping the ……………in constant motion?
9.)there appears to be a link between sun spots ans earths ………..?
10.)we feel infrared light as ………………?
11.)ordinary sunlight can be broken down into a …………………..
12.)a spectrum dissects light to search for……………?
13.)white light produces a ………………. spectrum.
14.)iron atoms that emit green light are………degrees.
15.)one of the big questions the scientists are trying to answer is why the suns corona is so………………?
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1) “Total Eclipse” was a very good episode of “Hawaiian Eye” and had an early TV appearance by Jack Nicholson. See http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0598385/
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2) It is important because now the tops of those volcanoes are good for something.
3) There is no prediction for the moon covering the sun for any length time, at any time in the future if you don’t specify some date for a total solar eclipse. There will be a hybrid eclipse passing near Hawaii in 2031, twenty one years from today.
4) Saros cycle.
5) Disturb power grids, radio communications, satellites, space missions.
6) a million degrees
7) as long as the moon covers the sun completely.
9) solar telescopes that observe them.
10) heat
11) spectrum
12) chemical signatures as lines or gaps
13) continuous
14) ionized
15) hot
Some of your questions don’t make much sense