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    The Path of Totality for a Solar Eclipse Is Swept
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The Path of Totality for a Solar Eclipse Is Swept

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Question 60

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The path of totality for a solar eclipse is swept out by the tip of the Moon's umbra as the umbra moves over Earth.

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