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From the path of totality just
north of Lusaka, Zambia, the
moon drifted silently in front
of the sun on June 21, 2001—the
onset of winter in the Southern
Hemisphere—to produce the first
total solar eclipse of the
Twenty-First Century and the
Third Millennium. The
bright planet Jupiter joins the
show just below and to the left
of the eclipse. |
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