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August 11th, 1999 -- Europe's Total Solar Eclipse.

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Details on totality, with reviewed links to more eclipse related sites around cyberspace.

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Title: Travel to the Total Solar Eclipse
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Some people make a habit out of travelling around the world to see the moon's shadow. Find out more about the next total solar eclipse and the ones you missed.
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