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The Earth Science Picture of the Day (EPOD) highlights the diverse processes
and phenomena which shape our planet and our lives. EPOD will collect and
archive photos, imagery, graphics, and artwork with short explanatory
captions and links exemplifying features within the Earth system. The
community is invited to contribute digital imagery, short captions and
relevant links.


 Total Solar Eclipse of December 14, 2020

   January 26, 2021

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   Photographers:  Pablo Barrios,  Cristian López
   Summary Author:  Stu Witmer

   The  Total Solar Eclipse of December 14, 2020, was seen over land
   only in parts of Chile and Argentina.

   Pablo Barrios sent us the top composition showing the total solar
   eclipse surrounded by clouds above Valcheta, Río Negro, Argentina. The
   bottom image by Cristian López shows the eclipse with  Venus,
    Mercury and  Jupiter, visible to the naked eye at midday over La
   Lobería, Río Negro, Argentina. Remember to  always protect your eyes
   when viewing the Sun.

   The  next total solar eclipse will pass over Antarctica and the
   Southern Ocean in December 2021.
     * Coordinates:
          + Valcheta, Argentina:  -40.67877, -66.16545
          + La Lobería, Argentina:  -41.15469, -63.12474

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Sun Links

     *  NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory
     *  NASA Solar Eclipse Page
     *  NOAA Solar Calculator
     *  The Sun-Earth Connection: Heliophysics
     *  The Sunspot Cycle
     *  Solar System Exploration: The Sun
     *  The Sun Now
     *  This Week’s Sky

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