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Katharine Hayhoe
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climate scientist and professor, Texas Tech chief scientist, The Nature Conservancy board member, Smithsonian NMNH alum, UofT and UIUC author, Saving Us 🧶📖❄️ are my favorite things TX is where I live and 🇨🇦 is my home Posts 100% my own
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Here’s a second shot of the eclipse where you can see “Baily’s beads”… the sun shining through the mountains and valleys on the moon.

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Wwafflecut.bsky.social

Wow. I’m guessing this is only possible because the moon has nearly no atmosphere?

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Bburge5k.bsky.social

Any recs for good spots to view the total eclipse on April? Will be based in Austin area.

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Sspookycandle.bsky.social

cool

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MRp-no-nwa.bsky.social

Fricking awesome!

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Llisedonnelly.bsky.social

OMG, that's amazing.

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laalaascience.bsky.social

These are amazing photos.

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DDdremadeoraich.bsky.social

Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!

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HPhuprice.bsky.social

Wow what a sight! Thanks for sharing Katharine

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Vvonhitchofen.bsky.social

Beautiful photograph!

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Katharine Hayhoe
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climate scientist and professor, Texas Tech chief scientist, The Nature Conservancy board member, Smithsonian NMNH alum, UofT and UIUC author, Saving Us 🧶📖❄️ are my favorite things TX is where I live and 🇨🇦 is my home Posts 100% my own
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