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For the third time in seven years, Oregonians will get to see a solar eclipse. It won’t be the total eclipse of the sun witnessed in 2017 nor the ring of fire from last year’s annular eclipse. But on Monday morning, sky-watchers will have a reason to look up.
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In 2017, Oregon was one of the states in North America treated to excellent views of a total solar eclipse. Next month, a different celestial event will occur: an annular eclipse.
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One month from today, more than a million visitors are expected to be in Oregon for the total solar eclipse. Planning has been going on for years and is…
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The total solar eclipse is 2 months away. Scientists shared their excitement at a NASA briefing Wednesday, but transportation officials in Oregon, and…
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Communities in the path of totality for the upcoming solar eclipse are preparing for huge crowds on August 21st. Roughly half-a-million people are…
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Oregon State University will hold a 3-day festival during the August 21st solar eclipse. They’ll be providing limited lodging in their dorms for…
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Towns like Madras, John Day, and Baker City are expected to be inundated with visitors who want to see it.
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The Oregon State Parks Foundation hopes “eclipse fever” will help boost their membership. The non-profit will soon auction off 30 campsites within the…