Celestial movements captured in Callicoon

Derek Kirk

Posted 4/12/24

The total solar eclipse that graced North America on Monday inspired many around the country and in the hamlet of Callicoon to participate in the cosmic event.

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Celestial movements captured in Callicoon

As the Moon slowly overtook its counterpart, Dr. Gene Burns, left, set up his telescope and invited fellow spectator Rachel Peters to catch a glimpse of the eclipse.

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Save the photos and the memories, as the next total solar eclipse in North America is expected to happen again in 2044, according to NASA. From left are spectators Dr. Gene Burns, Sarah Banks and Alex.

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The sight through a pair of protective blackout sun glasses.

Derek Kirk | Democrat

Posted Friday, April 12, 2024 6:10 am

Derek Kirk

The total solar eclipse that graced North America on Monday inspired many around the country and in the hamlet of Callicoon to participate in the cosmic event.